Showing top 200 of 279 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | KOLLEL OF GREATER BOSTON INC ADVANCED JEWISH EDUCATION | BRIGHTON, MA | |
| 52 | SPRAGUE FOUNDATION INC Gifts and donations to charitable organizations - Support for Art Education History and the betterment of people | NATICK, MA | |
| 53 | WISDOM PUBLICATIONS INC TO PUBLISH BOOKS AND OTHER MEDIA TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC WITH RESPECT TO BUDDHIST RELIGION, PHILOSOPHY, AND PRACTICE. | SOMERVILLE, MA | |
| 54 | CAMP RAMAH IN NEW ENGLAND INC THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL SUMMER CAMPS IN MASSACHUSETTS AND MARYLAND. | NORWOOD, MA | |
| 55 | JEWISH FEDERATION OF CAPE COD INC RAISE AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO SUPPORT JEWISH AGENCIES; PROVIDE SOCIAL SERVICES AND PROGRAMS TO THE NEEDY IN THE JEWISH COMMUNITY; AND SPONSOR PROGRAMS FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF JEWISH CULTURE. | Hyannis, MA | |
| 56 | LESLIE AND BRUCE MALE FOUNDATION INC GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS | SWAMPSCOTT, MA | |
| 57 | HILLEL HOUSE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MASS (SEE SCHEDULE O)THE MISSION OF UMASS HILLEL IS TO EMPOWER STUDENTS THROUGH THE VITALITY OF JEWISH LIFE TO CULTIVATE HEALTHY, PURPOSEFUL LIVES AND RELATIONSHIPS THAT BETTER OUR COMMUNITY AND WORLD. | AMHERST, MA | |
| 58 | BAIS YAAKOV OF BOSTON INC BAIS YAAKOV OF BOSTON, THE ONLY ALL GIRLS JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL IN BOSTON, IS A COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL THAT PROVIDES A COMPREHENSIVE AND CHALLENGING JUDAIC AND SECULAR STUDIES PROGRAM. IT OFFERS ORTHODOX JEWISH YOUNG WOMEN AN ENVIRONMENT THAT FOSTERS A LOVE OF LEARNING AND TRADITIONAL JEWISH VALUES AND ETHICS, AS WELL AS A STRONG SENSE OF COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY. | BRIGHTON, MA | |
| 59 | THE LOWELL KIWANIS FOUNDATION INC TO PROVIDE: 1. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO OTHER LOCAL CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS 2. VOLUNTEER OUR SERVICES WHEN NEEDED FOR YOUTH, SENIOR AND OTHER COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES, AND 3. PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFIED STUDENTS. | LOWELL, MA | |
| 60 | The Jewish Womens Archive Inc The Jewish Womens Archive is a national organization dedicated to collecting and promoting the extraordinary stories of Jewish women. JWA explores the past as a framework for understanding the issues important to women today; inspires young people with remarkable role models; and uses Jewish womens stories to excite people to see themselves as agents of change. | Brookline, MA | |
| 61 | WEYMOUTH ROTARY FOUNDATION INC TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AND EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO WELL ROUNDED STUDENTS WHO PERFOM WELL ACADEMICALLY AND EXHIBIT A WILLINGESS TO VOLUNTEER HIS OR HER TIME TO THEIR COMMUNITY, RELIGIOUS OR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. | WEYMOUTH, MA | |
| 62 | IRMANDADE DO DIVINO ESPIRITO S OF ITS MEMBER BASED ON RELIGIOUS AND CULTURTAL TONES | NEW BEDFORD, MA | |
| 63 | UMass Memorial Health Care Inc (Parent) To support, develop and coordinate an integrated health care delivery system that includes multiple health care facilities and providers. To receive in trust, from whatever source, and administer gifts and grants, whether restricted or for a specific purpose. To promote services and programs that are charitable, scientific or educational and that address the physical and mental needs of the community at large, provided the corporation shall operate exclusively for the benefit of the Medical Center and other charitable organizations or hospitals that are under common control. | Worcester, MA | |
| 64 | FALL RIVER JEWISH HOME INC TO PROVIDE SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION SERVICES TO RESIDENTS AND CLIENTS OF ALL FAITHS. | FALL RIVER, MA | |
| 65 | WELLESLEY SERVICE LEAGUE INC TO PROVIDE VOLUNTEER SERVICE TO CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE THE INTEREST OF THE RESIDENTS OF THE TOWN OF WELLESLEY. ON AVERAGE THE WELLESLEY SERVICE LEAGUE PROVIDES MORE THAN 5,000 HOURS OF SERVICE FROM SEPTEMBER TO JUNE THROUGH THE DEDICATION AND HARD WORK OF OUR 75-80 MEMBERS. | WELLESLEY, MA | |
| 66 | MASSDEVELOPMENTHEFA TRUST THE TRUST MAY PROVIDE FUNDS (I) FOR THE BENEFIT OF MASSACHUSETTS DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENCY (MASSDEVELOPMENT), A QUASI-PUBLIC ENTITY, TO REDUCE CHARGES THAT IT OTHERWISE WOULD IMPOSE ON CERTAIN INSTITUTIONS USING ITS SERVICES AND (II) FOR THE BENEFIT OF CERTAIN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES THAT THE FORMER MASSACHUSETTS HEALTH AND EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY, PRIOR TO ITS MERGER BY LAW INTO MASSDEVELOPMENT, WAS AUTHORIZED BY STATUTE TO ASSIST. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 67 | HAROLD and ELIZABETH SHATTUCK MEMORIAL FDN TO SUPPORT FIVE CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN MARBLEHEAD, MA. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 68 | THE PRAY FAMILY FOUNDATION ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES INCLUDING MAKING DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS PUBLIC CHARITIES UNDER IRC SECTION 501(C)(3). | SEEKONK, MA | |
| 69 | NEW BEDFORD, MA | ||
| 70 | NEWTON, MA | ||
| 71 | READING, MA | ||
| 72 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 73 | FLORENCE, MA | ||
| 74 | BURLINGTON, MA | ||
| 75 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 76 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 77 | WINCHESTER, MA | ||
| 78 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 79 | WELLESLEY, MA | ||
| 80 | JAMAICA PLAIN, MA | ||
| 81 | NORTH DARTMOUTH, MA | ||
| 82 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 83 | LINCOLN, MA | ||
| 84 | NEEDHAM, MA | ||
| 85 | CHARLESTOWN, MA | ||
| 86 | HOPEDALE, MA | ||
| 87 | MARBLEHEAD, MA | ||
| 88 | Holliston, MA | ||
| 89 | WORCESTER, MA | ||
| 90 | QUINCY, MA | ||
| 91 | LEE, MA | ||
| 92 | WELLESLEY, MA | ||
| 93 | WAYLAND MA, MA | ||
| 94 | REVERE, MA | ||
| 95 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 96 | WELLESLEY, MA | ||
| 97 | Marblehead, MA | ||
| 98 | BELMONT, MA | ||
| 99 | NATICK, MA | ||
| 100 | BOSTON, MA | ||
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