Nominations are open for the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce’s Fifth Annual Visionary Awards celebration recognizing businesses, institutions and nonprofits taking part in groundbreaking collaborations and discoveries.

Cambridge’s Public Health Department and partners got national recognition for a program supplying food to individuals and families isolating after a positive test for Covid.

The Cambridge Community Foundation’s board of directors has brought on Janet Steinmayer, president of Lesley University, and moved Lori Lander to be vice chair effective retroactively to July 1.

Thanksgiving meal deliveries have begun in Cambridge Housing Authority buildings. On Friday, Manning Apartment residents got food dropped off from The Port’s Cafe Luna.

Just A Start, a Cambridge nonprofit, has updated its brand with a new website, logo and tagline – “Building homes, careers and futures” – with the help of teen artists and designers at the Artists For Humanity studio.

A $25,000 grant to the Cambridge Camping Association from The Boston Foundation will provide summer camp and out-of-school enrichment experiences to youth from urban, under-resourced communities through the Foundation’s Open Door Grants program.

The nonprofit developer Just-A-Start and Cambridge Savings Bank are supporting families with emergency rental assistance and affordable housing in Chelsea, Revere, Everett and Malden.

The Cambridge Health Alliance Foundation and Forsyth Institute in Cambridge have each been awarded $15,000 by the Massachusetts Dental Society Foundation for helping provide oral health care to vulnerable populations.

The Urban Food Initiative, also known as Daily Table – the nonprofit grocer that just opened its third store in Central Square – is being given a “2021 Champion in Action” award in the category of Covid-19 Relief by Citizens Bank and NECN.

The Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee nonprofit has been awarded a $45,000 grant from the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation