Donate to SCC

Do well by doing good

Support SCC and help build a Somerville for everyone.

Your generosity brings the kind of social impact that will ripple for years to come.Your investment will help:

  • Add and preserve more high quality affordable homes for Somerville families
  • Connect local job seekers to a sustainable career path
  • Fight income inequality by helping people learn how to save and build wealth
  • Promote social policies that support our equity agenda.

Donate to the Social Equity Campaign-CITC

Interested in leveraging your donation while getting a significant tax break? Consider contributing to SCC’s Social Equity Campaign and the Community Investment Tax Credit program. Give at least $1,000 – and get 50% back as a tax refund from your state taxes, It’s a powerful way to double your impact!

How to Give? 

Send a check (payable to Somerville Community Corporation) to SCC: 337 Somerville Ave., Somerville, MA 02143. Also, send an email to Lizzie Devane at edevane@somervillecdc.org, so we can connect you with the state online form to claim your credit.

Click here to give online. Make sure to choose SCC Social Equity Campaign/CITC as your designation, and be sure to include your name and address on this form.

Learn the story of SCC - watch the mini documentary:

Members of the community in Somerville, MA come together for an illuminated walk to bring attention to gentrification and housing affordability in East Somerville. Produced in collaboration with the Somerville Community Corporation and Mister Francis. Written, directed, and edited by Andrew Eldridge. Produced by Elizabeth Eldridge, Andrew Eldridge.

For tenants of the 100 Homes program, if you are in need of an urgent repair please call 1-617-410-9915. For life-threatening or other emergencies please call 911.

Somerville sits on the original homelands of the Massachusett, Wampanoag, Naumkeag, and Nipmuc tribal nations. We acknowledge the painful history of genocide and forced removal from this territory, and we honor and respect the many diverse Indigenous peoples still connected to this land on which we live and work.

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