Showing top 200 of 244 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | Friends of Rochester Senior Center Care for the elderly | Rochester, MA | |
| 152 | JEWISH BIG BROTHER and BIG SISTER THE PURPOSE OF JEWISH BIG BROTHERS and BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATON OF THE GREATER BOSTON ENDOWMENT FUND, INC. IS TO INSURE THE FINANCIAL VIABILITY AND STRENGTH OF THE JEWISH BIG BROTHERS and BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF GREATER BOSTON BY (I) ESTABLISHING AND MANAGING AN ENDOWMENT FUND TO WHICH INDIVIDUALS, CORPORATIONS, PARTNERSHIP AND ALL OTHER ENTITIES CAN CONTRIBUTE IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FOR THE LONG TERM FINANCIAL SURVIVAL OF THE ASSOCIATION, AND (II) BY MAKING DISTRIBUTIONS OF FUNDS TO THE ASSOCIATION FOR ITS GENERAL OPERATING REQUIREMENT AS WELL AS FOR ITS VARIOUS SPECIAL EVENTS AND PROJECTS. ADDITIONALLY TO CARRY ON ANY OTHER CHARITABLE OR EDUCATIONAL ENDEAVORS WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501C (3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. | NEWTON, MA | |
| 153 | KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OUR MISSION IS TO CONDUCT PROGRAMS AND SPONSOR OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE. WE SUPPORT ELDERLY, YOUTH, EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, RELIGIOUS, ATHLETIC, HEALTH AND HUMANITARIAN PROGRAMS. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 154 | John Alden Sportsmen Club Inc TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO YOUTH SPORTS, SENIOR CITIZENS, BOY SCOUTS, GIRL SCOUTS SCHOLARSHIPS AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS. | Manomet, MA | |
| 155 | CHARLESVIEW INC CHARLESVIEW, INC. IS DEDICATED TO ADVANCING THE WELL-BEING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AND PROMOTING THE DIVERSITY AND VIBRANCY OF THE ALLSTON/BRIGHTON COMMUNITY. WE DO THIS BY PROVIDING HEALTHY, AFFORDABLE HOMES; OFFERING PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO ENRICH, EDUCATE AND INSPIRE; AND ENGAGING IN INNOVATIVE PHILANTHROPY. | BRIGHTON, MA | |
| 156 | MISSION TOWERS INC TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE HOUSING, MEALS AND CONGREGATE SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY. | HAVERHILL, MA | |
| 157 | Grafton Teachers Association To build solidarity among the members of the teaching profession; to secure the best thinking among classroom teachers and administrators for the best solution of educational problems; and to secure group action to solve these problems.To develop leadership within the profession.To improve the professional, economic,social, and civic status of classroom teachers; to stimulate classroom teachers to inform themselves on economic, social, and political problems so that they may prepare students for the realities of living in a democracy and may promote better educational opportunities for children.To cooperate in community projects having educational objectives that will result in the proper interpretation to the public of the problems of the public schools; to develop understanding and closer relationships among all groups working for schools.To aid in securing and maintaining adequate salaries, tenure, sound retirement systems, and improvements in working conditions that will augment th | North Grafton, MA | |
| 158 | Leominster Education Association Inc To work for the welfare of school children, the advancement of education, and the improvement of instructional opportunities for all.To enhance and promote the adoption of ethical practices, personnel policies and standards of preparation and participation as mark of a professional.To unify and strengthen the teaching profession and to secure and maintain salaries, retirement, tenure, professional and sick leave, professional development and other conditions necessary to support teaching as a profession.The enable members to speak with a common voice on matters pertaining to the profession and to present their individual and common interests before the School committee and other legal authorities.To engage in any other related activities as are consistent with the law. | Leominster, MA | |
| 159 | EDUCATION ACTION FUND INC TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO DISADVANTAGED MINORITY PERSONS | Cambridge, MA | |
| 160 | FRIENDS OF ABINGTON SENIORS INC THE MISSION IS TO SUPPORT THE ELDERLY OF ABINGTON MA | ABINGTON, MA | |
| 161 | GIFTS TO GIVE INC GIFTS TO GIVE IS A LARGE SCALE PLATFORM FOR SERVICE LEARNING, MANAGED BY ADULT VOLUNTEERS TO CONNECT THOUSANDS OF LOCAL CHILDREN TO GIVING AND SERVICE. WE CALL IT TANGIBLE PHILANTHROPY AND BIG CITIZENSHIP. CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES DONATE GENTLY-USED CLOTHES, BOOKS, TOYS AND THINGS THEY NO LONGER NEED OR USE AND VOLUNTEER AT OUR REPURPOSING FACTORY TO PROCESS, ORGANIZE AND PACKAGE TONS OF DONATIONS TRANSFORMING THEM INTO THOUSANDS OF INDIVIDUAL GIFT PACKAGES THAT ARE ORDERED BY LOCAL AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR HOMELESS AND IN-NEED CHILDREN IN THEIR CARE. WE ALSO SUPPORT PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITH STUDENT AND ADULT VOLUNTEERS IN EARLY LITERACY PROGRAMMING IN KINDERGARTENS, DURING SCHOOL. WE ALSO PROGRAM ADULT VOLUNTEERS TO MENTOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS, IN SCHOOL, AFTER SCHOOL. | ACUSHNET, MA | |
| 162 | MILLENNIUM CAMPUS NETWORK INC TO TRAIN THE NEXT GENERATION OF GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT LEADERS TO BECOME ETHICAL, EFFECTIVE AND ENGAGED. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 163 | Mixed Martial Arts Scholarship Fund Inc Mixed Martial Arts Scholarship Fund, Inc raises money to provide scholarships to disavantaged youth and adult for mixed martial arts training. | Newtonville, MA | |
| 164 | FRIENDS OF AL-ROWWAD USA INC SUPPORT, PROMOTE, PUBLICIZE, STRENGTHEN AND ENLARGEMENT OF THE OPPORTUNITIES AND FACILITIES OF THE AL-ROWWAD CULTURAL AND THEATRE TRAINING CENTER, OR ANY SUCCESSOR ORGANIZATION HAVING SUBSTANTIALLY THE SAME PURPOSE, IN OR ASSOCIATED WITH THE AIDA REFUGEE CAMP, IN BETHLEHEM, WEST BANK, PALESTINE, IN ORDER TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, ARTISTIC AND CREATIVE ENRICHMENT FOR CHILDREN LIVING IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF DEPRIVATION AND OFTEN VIOLENCE, THUS ENCOURAGING CHILDREN TO BE PROMOTERS OF PEACE NOTWITHSTANDING THEIR DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCES. | NEEDHAM, MA | |
| 165 | PCFRTA INC TO FURTHER THE TRAINING AND KNOWLEDGE OF THOSE ENGAGED IN FIRE SERVICE ACTIVITIES. | CARVER, MA | |
| 166 | SHIELDS CARES INC SHIELDS CARES IS AN EMPLOYEE MANAGED CHARITABLE FUND. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO BE RESPONSIVE AND ADDRESS THE TROUBLES OF OUR FELLOW EMPLOYEES. BY GROWING A POOL OF FUNDS PRIMARILY THROUGH THE DONATIONS OF CO-WORKERS, RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE TO ASSIST THOSE WITH UNFORESEEN FINANCIAL AND MEDICAL NEEDS. | QUINCY, MA | |
| 167 | MILLICENT AND EUGENE BELL FOUNDATION THE ORGANIZATION ENGAGED IN DIRECT CHARTIABLE ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT AND ADVANCE THE ARTS. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 168 | EFFORTZ FOUNDATION INC ProvidingeducationalscholarshipstodisadvantagedTanzaniangirlsandboys. | EAST FALMOUTH, MA | |
| 169 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 170 | BURLINGTON, MA | ||
| 171 | Northampton, MA | ||
| 172 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 173 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 174 | CHELMSFORD, MA | ||
| 175 | Marshfield, MA | ||
| 176 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 177 | Watertown, MA | ||
| 178 | Marlborough, MA | ||
| 179 | Rehoboth, MA | ||
| 180 | NEEDHAM, MA | ||
| 181 | NORTON, MA | ||
| 182 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 183 | DRACUT, MA | ||
| 184 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 185 | Marion, MA | ||
| 186 | ANDOVER, MA | ||
| 187 | METHUEN, MA | ||
| 188 | WORCESTER, MA | ||
| 189 | Dorchester, MA | ||
| 190 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 191 | SHELBURNE FALLS, MA | ||
| 192 | FALL RIVER, MA | ||
| 193 | MENDON, MA | ||
| 194 | CHARLTON, MA | ||
| 195 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 196 | Milford, MA | ||
| 197 | FRAMINGHAM, MA | ||
| 198 | Arlington, MA | ||
| 199 | ATTLEBORO, MA | ||
| 200 | SHEFFIELD, MA | ||
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