About the Foundation
Our Story
Born in Massachusetts, the Clerveau Foundation is a minority and women-owned nonprofit organization committed to helping children, individuals, families, and communities overcome difficult circumstances and build stronger futures.
We believe everyone deserves compassion, dignity, safety, opportunity, and access to the resources needed to move forward. Our work focuses primarily on Massachusetts and Haiti.
We support vulnerable populations including foster children, migrants, survivors of domestic violence, families experiencing hardship, and communities affected by natural disasters and emergencies.
Our approach goes beyond temporary assistance. We want to help people move from crisis toward stability, from uncertainty toward opportunity, and from receiving assistance toward greater independence.
Whether a child needs support and encouragement, a survivor needs resources to rebuild safely, a family needs food or essential supplies, a migrant needs guidance and assistance, or a community in Haiti needs humanitarian support following a disaster, the Clerveau Foundation seeks to respond with compassion and purpose.
We believe lasting change happens when communities work together.
Together, we can serve.
Together, we can restore.
Together, we can create lasting change.
Who we serve
People, not categories.
Every program begins with a person in a real situation — and the belief that their circumstances do not define their future.
Foster children and youth
Families experiencing hardship
Migrants and newcomers
Survivors of domestic violence
Communities affected by disaster
Individuals rebuilding stability
Together
A Better Future Begins With Someone Who Cares.
Every act of generosity, every volunteer hour, every partnership, and every person willing to help brings us one step closer to stronger families and stronger communities.
Together, we can create change that lasts.