People | Pathways | Possibilities

100,000 people. One dollar each.
One community of possibilities.

Join Status Project Inc. in building pathways toward housing stability, health access, and community support in Greater Boston. Our $100,000 goal supports the development of community initiatives; programs and assistance are subject to funding and availability.

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Stronger Together | October 31, 2026 | 10 AM - 1 PM
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100,000 personas. Un dolar cada una. Dona, comparte o sumate como aliado comunitario. Nuestra meta es desarrollar iniciativas comunitarias en Boston; los servicios dependen de financiamiento y disponibilidad.

2026 Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency | US 501(c)(3) public charity | EIN 92-2185325
Donations are voluntary. The $100,000 figure is a fundraising goal, not an amount raised.

Candid Seal of Transparency

October 22, 2026

Status Project earned Candid’s 2026 Platinum Seal of Transparency.

The seal was upgraded from Gold to Platinum. Goals, strategies, and capabilities are shared on the Candid profile.

Status Project earned Candid’s 2026 Platinum Seal of Transparency, the highest level Candid awards.

Boston 501(c)(3)

Opening doors to housing stability, health, recovery, and opportunity.

Status Project Inc. connects people and families in Boston with housing, health, recovery, community support, and opportunity — in their own language, and with respect for their culture.

People | Pathways | Possibilities

Cesar Castillo Garnica, Founder, President and Executive Director of Status Project
Cesar Castillo Garnica Founder, President & Executive Director Read the founder’s story
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN 92-2185325Status Project Inc.
Boston, MassachusettsGreater Boston
Founded 2023Bylaws adopted October 18

Our mission

More access. More opportunity. A more inclusive Boston.

To improve access to housing stability, behavioral health and substance-use recovery resources, community support, health and social-service navigation, and opportunities for lasting stability and dignity.

Status Project mission

Read our story

Who we serve

A welcoming first step, in your own language.

We support marginalized and underserved individuals and communities through inclusive, culturally responsive services and partnerships.

Housing insecurity

People experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity.

LGBTQ+ communities

LGBTQ+ communities are among the people Status Project serves.

Immigrants

Immigrants who need a first step in their own language, including translation and help finding a path through asylum and work-permit applications.

Other barriers

Neighbors facing barriers to care, resources, and social inclusion.

How we help

A first step, in your language.

Contact Status Project to confirm what support is available. We connect people with resources. We do not provide clinical diagnosis, treatment, or medical services.

01

Rent assistance

Help toward rental support and housing stability.

02

Asylum & work-permit applications

Help finding a path through the application process.

03

Translation

A first step in a person’s own language.

04

Hospital accompaniment

Accompaniment to hospital visits.

05

Housing, benefits, health & community resources

Navigation toward the resources a person or family needs.

What we do

Boston Community Impact Fund

Real people. Stronger futures.

The fund is open. It strengthens pathways to housing stability, essential resources, and community support for individuals and families across Greater Boston.

Become a Neighborhood Sponsor

West End & North Station businesses: sponsor Status Project's housing and community work. Sponsors are recognized on our website and social media.

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