Showing top 200 of 425 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | MUSLIM COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES FINANCIALLY ASSIST NEEDY FAMILIES IN THE NEW ENGLAND REGION | BURLINGTON, MA | |
| 152 | MANSFIELD YOUTH SOCCER INC PROVIDE A POSITIVE YOUTH SOCCER EXPERIENCE FOR ALL PLAYERS IN THE LEAGUE. MYS IS AN ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES THE YOUTH OF THE TOWN AN OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN TO PLAY SOCCER AND BE A PART OF A TEAM IN AN ENJOYABLE, FAIR AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT. MYS STRIVES TO ENSURE ALL PLAYERS HAVE A REWARDING EXPERIENCE THAT ENCOURAGES CONTINUED PARTICIPATION WITH SOCCER, DEVELOPMENT OF BASIC SOCCER SKILLS, LEARNING THE VALUE OF TEAM WORK AND BUILDING PERSONAL CONFIDENCE. | MANSFIELD, MA | |
| 153 | BELMONT LAND TRUST INC Preservation of land for conservation purposes and public open space viewing | Belmont, MA | |
| 154 | ASHLAND YOUTH SOCCER INC Soccer Programs were provided for approximately 750 Children between the ages of 4 and 18 in the town of Ashland, MA | ASHLAND, MA | |
| 155 | SUDBURY-WAYLAND-LINCOLN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ROUNDTABLE INC SWLDVR advocates and support programs that reduce domestic violence incidents in our towns and surrounding area. | Sudbury, MA | |
| 156 | NAUSET GARDEN CLUB OF CAPE COD MA THE NAUSET GARDEN CLUB EDUCATES ITS MEMBERS IN FLORAL AND GARDEN DESIGN, HORTICULTURE AND CONSERVATION AND INSPIRES THE PEOPLE OF OUR COMMUNITY TO VALUE AND CREATE SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPES AND CONSERVE OUR NATURAL RESOURCES. | ORLEANS, MA | |
| 157 | NEW ENGLAND STATES CONSORTIUM SYSTEMS ORGANIZATION INC FORM 990, PART I, LINE 1, TO FOSTER COMMUNICATION AND COLLABORATION AMONG OUR MEMBERS THROUGH INFORMATION SHARING AND JOINT PROJECTS. IT IS OUR GOAL TO SUPPORT THE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES POLICY AND SYSTEM NEEDS OF THE NEW ENGLAND STATES BY PROVIDING A FRAMEWORK FOR KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE IN ORDER TO MAXIMIZE POLICY, PROGRAM AND COST EFFECTIVENESS. | SHREWSBURY, MA | |
| 158 | LIVING STONE FOUNDATION INC Continuation of building Ecce Homo Tower and related stones as well as the maintenance of properties grounds More than 300 visitors came to the facilities and were spiritually enriched and refreshed by their visit | LEOMINSTER, MA | |
| 159 | LOWELL COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL FRIENDS TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT THE LOWELL COMMUNITY CHARTER PUBLIC SCHOOL. THE LOWELL COMMUNITY CHARTER PUBLIC SCHOOL WAS ESTABLISHED TO PREPARE A DIVERSE CROSS-SECTION OF CHILDREN OF LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS FOR SUCCESS AS STUDENTS, CITIZENS AND WORKERS BY PROVIDING A COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM IN A SUPPORTIVE AND CHALLENGING MULTI-CULTURAL LEARNIG ENVIRONMENT. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO LEASES THE BUILDING AND GROUNDS TO THE SCHOOL THROUGH AN ANNUAL BOARD APPROVED LEASE AGREEMENT. | LOWELL, MA | |
| 160 | THE OPACUM LAND TRUST INC TO PROMOTE CONSERVATION OF OPEN SPACE AND WATER | STURBRIDGE, MA | |
| 161 | Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts We promote education concering the needs of poor working families. We are the "new majority:" People of color, immigrants, women and the working class, on a path to liberation. Our statewide membership is organizing to put people and planet first before profit. We counter the fear that causes injustice by building power to transform the institutions that govern our lives. In an era of income inequality, environmental degradation and racism, our chapters are building power to confront this triple crisis in Massachusetts. We fill the ballot box with our votes. We fill the streets with our voices. We seed the new alternatives that put power and decision-making in the hands of those directly affected. | Boston, MA | |
| 162 | THE NATIONAL TRUST FOR SCOTLAND OUR MISSION IS TO RAISE FUNDS AND INCREASE MEMBERSHIP IN NATIONAL TRUST FOR SCOTLAND IN AMERICA AND TO SUPPORT THE PROPERTIES OF HISTORIC INTEREST AND NATURAL BEAUTY UNDER ITS CARE. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 163 | FRIENDS OF THE ASHLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY INC The purpose of Friends of the Ashland Public Library is to raise funds, promote programming and support the Ashland Public Library. | Ashland, MA | |
| 164 | JAIN SANGH OF NEW ENGLAND INC MAINTAIN A TEMPLE A PLACE OF WORSHIP AND PROMOTE RELIGIOUS and CULTURAL ACTIVITY | BURLINGTON, MA | |
| 165 | CENTER SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER THE CENTER SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION, INC. IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION DEVELOPED FOR THE ENRICHMENT OF EDUCATION AT CENTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BY THE BUILDING OF COMMUNITY AT THE SCHOOL, THE SUPPORT OF TEACHERS AT THE SCHOOL, AND VARIOUS ACTIVITIES THAT MAKE CENTER SCHOOL A BETTER PLACE FOR CHILDREN, TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND PARENTS TO WORK TOGETHER TO PROVIDE AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS. THE CSPTO SUPPORTS A STUDENT POPULATION OF 515 STUDENTS. OUR MOST IMPORTANT FUNCTION IS PROVIDING CURRICULUM ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS. THESE PROGRAMS ARE CHOSEN BY THE TEACHERS, SCHEDULED AND PAID FOR BY THE CSPTO. THE PROGRAMS NORMALLY TIE INTO THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM AND HELP MAKE IT MORE INTERESTING TO STUDENTS. | CHELMSFORD, MA | |
| 166 | Harness Horsemans Association of New England Inc The organization seeks to promote the welfare and development of harness racing. See additional information for the entitys full mission statement. | Plainville, MA | |
| 167 | HOUSING LAND TRUST FOR CAPE COD INC THE ORGANIZATION MAINTAINS LAND FOR LOW INCOME TENANTS. | SOUTH DENNIS, MA | |
| 168 | MASSACHUSETTS WOODLANDS INSTITUTE INC SEE SCHEDULE O THE MASSACHUSETTS WOODLANDS INSTITUTE IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT ENCOURAGES AND ASSISTS LANDOWNERS IN RESPONSIBLY MANAGING THIER WOODLANDS. WE BELIEVE THAT TAKING AN ACTIVE ROLE IN MANAGING YOUR WOODS WILL BENEFIT WILDLIFE, THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND ECONOMY, AND CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH FINANCIAL, RECREATIONAL, AND PERSONAL REWARDS. | SHELBURNE FALLS, MA | |
| 169 | Wayland, MA | ||
| 170 | NEWBURYPORT, MA | ||
| 171 | QUINCY, MA | ||
| 172 | WAYLAND, MA | ||
| 173 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 174 | FRAMINGHAM, MA | ||
| 175 | JAMAICA PLAIN, MA | ||
| 176 | WESTBOROUGH, MA | ||
| 177 | Boston, MA | ||
| 178 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 179 | CHATHAM, MA | ||
| 180 | WARE, MA | ||
| 181 | Topsfield, MA | ||
| 182 | Essex, MA | ||
| 183 | CLINTON, MA | ||
| 184 | GRAFTON, MA | ||
| 185 | Southborough, MA | ||
| 186 | BRIMFIELD, MA | ||
| 187 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 188 | CONCORD, MA | ||
| 189 | NORTH ANDOVER, MA | ||
| 190 | Mansfield, MA | ||
| 191 | Vineyard Haven, MA | ||
| 192 | LINCOLN, MA | ||
| 193 | LENOX, MA | ||
| 194 | HANOVER, MA | ||
| 195 | AMHERST, MA | ||
| 196 | PRINCETON, MA | ||
| 197 | Boston, MA | ||
| 198 | SPRINGFIELD, MA | ||
| 199 | DARTMOUTH, MA | ||
| 200 | STOUGHTON, MA | ||
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