TSNE provides property services to spaces and places where nonprofits can work, learn and collaborate. Our office rentals, event space operations, and property management offer nonprofits access to affordable, well-maintained and professionally managed facilities in Greater Boston. We are committed to renting spaces to nonprofits at below-market rates which, in our 15 years of operations, have generated millions of dollars in savings for nonprofits in the community. Over the years we have welcomed thousands of visitors to our facilities and have hosted events, training, workshops, and dialogues that convene and connect nonprofits that are working for positive social change.
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See the Properties We Service
The NonProfit Center | Boston, Massachusetts
Owned and operated by TSNE, the NonProfit Center is home to more than 50 nonprofits who serve the region. The building has nine floors of rentable office and coworking space and four state-of-the-art event facilities with meeting rooms, training spaces, and a fully equipped conference center. The NonProfit Center was the first mission-based, multi-tenant center for nonprofits in Massachusetts and it remains one of the largest centers in the United States.
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The Link | Kendall Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Located in the heart of Kendall Square’s innovation district, The Link is a coworking, training and event space built to catalyze workforce development in the region. The Link weaves the Cambridge community together, providing residents with greater access to Kendall Square employers and career opportunities. The Link is a partnership between the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority, Boston Properties, and TSNE.
The Link hosts a cluster of rentable offices, classrooms and meeting spaces.
99 Bishop Allen Drive | Central Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts
In 2019, TSNE partnered with the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority to restore 99 Bishop Allen Drive, a building with a long history of housing nonprofit organizations. In conjunction with the CRA and the Cambridge Nonprofit Coalition, our team is consulting on the redevelopment of the property to ensure that it can continue to house nonprofits well into the future.
The Foundry | Kendall Square Neighborhood, Cambridge, Massachusetts
The Foundry is an inclusive, self-sustaining center of creativity and collaboration in the Kendall Square neighborhood offering the Cambridge community opportunities in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.
The Possible Zone | Jamaica Plain, Boston, Massachusetts
The Possible Zone (TPZ) was founded originally as The Possible Project in 2009, with a goal to support high school students with unlimited talent but less access to opportunities and career-enriching experiences. Since then, TPZ has served 1,000+ students in the greater Boston area and are poised for a period of expansion — both in the number of students served and in local and national impact.