Pine Street Inn

12/10/2026

Housing with support services is critical for formerly homeless individuals to successfully rebuild their lives. Today, 1,200 tenants in Pine Street Inn owned or operated housing have access to on-site support staff who help them navigate challenges that come with moving out of homelessness and work toward their goals. With 96 percent retaining their housing after a year, we know this approach works. Want to learn more? Visit our website and read about our housing services program: https://ow.ly/e2r250ZWqwz

08/10/2026

Yesterday, Pine Street Inn and The Community Builders celebrated the ribbon-cutting for Morrissey Boulevard in Dorchester! With 99 apartments for people aged 62+, this building provides a home and community for tenants moving beyond homelessness. "Everyone here is a tenant, with a key, they signed a lease, they’re a friend, they are a neighbor now," said Lyndia Downie, Pine Street’s president and executive director. Read more in Dorchester Reporter: https://ow.ly/HZt750ZW5V1

Thank you to The Community Builders, Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭, Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities, MassHousing and Boston Housing Authority for your housing support and expertise, and to Yawkey Foundation for your commitment to our mission of .

Mayor Michelle Wu joined housing officials and advocates on Wednesday (Oct. 7) to dedicate a refurbished hotel-turned-housing complex at 900 Morrissey Blvd. The event marked the completion of a four-year effort to create 99 new permanent homes for older Bostonians who have experienced homelessness i...

07/10/2026

A new home marks a powerful chapter in people’s lives. Today, Pine Street Inn and The Community Builders celebrated the ribbon-cutting of Morrissey Boulevard in Dorchester! The new residence includes 99 apartments for people aged 62+ moving out of homelessness, and, with this addition, Pine Street now supports 1,200 tenants across Greater Boston.

Thank you to President and CEO Bart Mitchell and Senior Vice President of Real Estate Development Andy Waxman of The Community Builders, Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭, Secretary Juana Matias of Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities, Vice President of Multifamily Programs Mark Teden of MassHousing and Administrator Kenzie Bok of Boston Housing Authority for your support. Special thank you to Yawkey Foundation for continuing to invest in housing solutions. Join us in celebrating this milestone by sharing your best wishes for the new tenants!

06/10/2026

As Pine Street's Culinary Instructor for the iCaterBoston job training program, Ariella thrives on building relationships and community. Having built a career in restaurants and culinary classrooms, Ariella encourages trainees to bring their experiences, values and recipes into the kitchen as they work to build careers of their own. "I love working with trainees, meeting them where they are and then seeing where we can go," says Ariella. Read her story: https://ow.ly/4asH50ZV7Ei

05/10/2026

Pine Street Inn is proud to be selected as an official charity partner of the 2027 Boston Athletic Association Boston Marathon®. is once again going the distance to help raise funds to end homelessness in Boston. Ready to run? Apply to be part of Pine Street’s team for the 131st Boston Marathon and make a difference in the community: https://ow.ly/QI1U50ZUJjX

01/10/2026

Pine Street Inn's Homeless Court was recently honored by Boston Bar Association for its innovative approach to addressing legal barriers faced by people experiencing homelessness. Lyndia Downie and Megan Gates, Pine Street’s board chair, joined retired Judge Kathleen Coffey, who founded Homeless Court, and Judge Jack Garland, who now presides over the court to celebrate the court's achievements. Last year, Homeless Court helped 160 individuals move toward housing, employment and stability. Thank you for this recognition.

30/09/2026

The ribbon-cutting of the Morrissey Boulevard community in Dorchester is next week! Housing staff members Justice and Warren share how the organization, along with The Community Builders, is creating a supportive community for tenants aged 62+ who have moved beyond homelessness. “We're making sure we provide the best services possible to see the success of all residents,” says Warren.

29/09/2026

Making a positive change in the neighborhood! Recently, LVI Associates visited Pine Street Inn for a day of service. Volunteers prepped meals, cleaned up campus grounds and hosted an afternoon of bingo for shelter guests at the Men's Inn and Yawkey House. Making connections through service is one of the strongest ways to build community, and we thank you for supporting ours!

28/09/2026

No matter the season, our doors are open. Each night, 585 shelter guests sleep safe and sound after a nourishing meal at one of our four shelters. From winter's cold to summer's heat, Pine Street Inn provides support and connection to our neighbors experiencing homelessness.

24/09/2026

A place of his own was always a goal of Bunni's. After losing his parents, he also lost his family home. He tried to reconnect with family members, but fell on hard times and was left stranded. That's when he turned to Pine Street Inn. Bunni found the help he needed to move into his own apartment in Dorchester, where Pine Street staff provides support. Now, Bunni is focused on building community. Read his story: https://ow.ly/fVvC50ZQEwG.