The Midnight Riders
Soccer Club with some interesting connections, Donates to BLM as well as an organization named Violence in Boston
Loyal Supporters of the New England Revolution
We have no official affiliation with the New England Revolution, nor do we necessarily exist to endorse or support the policies of the club. The Midnight Riders are not a fan or booster club in the traditional American sense. Our main mission is to form a network of supporters such that we can meet, watch, travel to, and discuss Revolution games, and have a collective voice for supporters’ interests with Revolution management. Opportunities to meet Revolution players, obtain autographs and take pictures are provided by Revolution management, and are not part of the Midnight Riders’ mission. While we are first and foremost a social organization, we do not provide a forum where fans have ready access to players, autograph sessions, clinics, or other team-sponsored events.
We are in Boston. We are in Worcester. We are in Andover and Adams. We are in Portland and Rutland. We are in Branford and Colchester. We are in Gloucester and Warwick. We are in Nashville and Orlando, Juneau and El Paso. We are in The Netherlands and Brazil. We support New England from all over the world. At Gillette Stadium, you can find us in lot 4c, adjacent to Patriot Place Way (east side of stadium) nearest to the Movie Theater lot.
https://www.midnightriders.com/
https://www.midnightriders.com/about-us/
Violence in Boston.org
VIB was established with $1,000 in 2017. Since the work began in 2009, it has been privately, personally, and crowdfunding all activities, with no financial assistance from government agencies or officials. In order to scale up the work - necessary due to the increase in violence survivorship, it is evident that VIB must partner with governing bodies in order to redress the hidden burden resulting from violence exposure. Through this partnership, Monica will lead VIB in becoming a one-stop-shop for comprehensive victim services. The plan is to provide any resident, who experiences any form of violence, the ability to walk in and obtain all required assistance from VIB staff.
https://www.violenceinboston.org/about
All of this sounds like an extension of BLM