Showing 100 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS THE MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS ASSOCIATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO ADVANCE SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY AS BOTH A SCIENCE AND A PROFESSION, WITH THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF PROVIDING AND PROMOTING LEARNING, HUMAN WELFARE AND DIGNITY IN SCHOOLS WITH THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.THE OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSOCIATION INCLUDE STIMULATING AND ADVANCING QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ALL STUDENTS THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOUND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS BASED ON PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND TO PROMOTE THE EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING OF ALL STUDENTS.IN ADDITION THE ORGANIZATION WORKS TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE INTERESTS AND CONCERNS OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION LICENSED SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS, TO PROVIDE A FORUM TO EXCHANGE IDEAS, SEEK SOLUTIONS TO COMMON PROBLEMS AND ADVANCE THE PROFESSIONAL GROWTH OF SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS.THE ORG IS DEDICATED TO PROMOTE APPROPRIATE MENTAL HEALTH AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES TO MEET THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES. | NEWTON, MA | |
| 52 | Richard and Mica Hadar Foundation Inc MENTORING PROGRAM AND SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING TO INDIVIDUALS AND RECOGNIZED INSTITUTIONS FOR ADVANCED EDUCATION IN THE CREATIVE ARTS.THE NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONS INCLUDED IS 2. | Boston, MA | |
| 53 | QUEBEC-LABRADOR FOUNDATION INC QUEBEC-LABRADOR FOUNDATION U.S. (QLF) EXISTS TO PROMOTE GLOBAL LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, TO SUPPORT THE RURAL COMMUNITIES AND ENVIRONMENT OF EASTERN CANADA AND NEW ENGLAND, AND TO CREATE MODELS FOR STEWARDSHIP OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND CULTURAL HERITAGE THAT CAN BE SHARED WORLDWIDE. | IPSWICH, MA | |
| 54 | THE JAMIE FUND TO EDUCATE TYPICALLY DEVELOPING CHILDREN ABOUT ACCEPTANCE OF THE SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. | MANSFIELD, MA | |
| 55 | KATHI GLAVIN HIGGINS SCHOLARSHIP INC TO PROMOTE AND CARRY OUT CHARITABLE AND FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES FOR CHARITABLEPURPOSES THROUGH MEANS INCLUDING, SOCIAL BENEFITS AND SOLICITING DONATIONS WITHSAID FUNDS TO BE USED SOLELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES INCLUDING GRANTING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS WHO WISH TO PURSUE A COLLEGE EDUCATION. | BILLERICA, MA | |
| 56 | HARVARD COLLEGE ASSOCIATION FORUS-CHINA RELATIONS HAUSCR is dedicated to promoting the exchange of ideas and opportunities between students at Harvard College and in China. HAUSCR organizes a series of cross-cultural exchange programs every year. | Cambridge, MA | |
| 57 | SHREWSBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION TO ASSIST AND SUPPLEMENT THE BUILDING PROJECT, MATERIALS, PROGRAMS, SERVICES AND OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS OF THE SHREWBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY. | SHREWSBURY, MA | |
| 58 | NEWTON GIRLS SOFTBALL INC Toprovideasoftballprogramemphasizingskilldevelopment,teamworkandphysicalfitnessforover300girlsfromages6-21 | NEWTON, MA | |
| 59 | SAGE CENTER FOR LEARNING INC PREPARE GIFTED STUDENTS TO EXCEL BY PROVIDING A RIGOROUS ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL GROWTH PROGRAM. | FOXBORO, MA | |
| 60 | INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR HEART RESEARCH AMERICAN SECTION INC Promote Med Cardiovascular Bio ideas | BOSTON, MA | |
| 61 | National Assoc for Phys Ed in Higher Edu The National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education is an organization for professionals in higher education. Its purpose is to provide a forum for interdisciplinary ideas, concepts, and issues related to the role of kinesiology subdisciplines in higher education with respect for social, cultural, and personal perspectives. | Cambridge, MA | |
| 62 | SETH ADAMS TR GRANTS ARE PAID TO THE ADAMS HOUSE AT THE FAULKNER HOSPITAL VIA ADAMS NERVINE ASYLUM. THE FAULKNER HOSPITAL IS A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED UNDER IRC SECTION 501(C)(3 | BOSTON, MA | |
| 63 | AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION-DIVISION 1547 TO PROMOTE THE IDEALS AS STATED IN THE CONSTITUTION | BROCKTON, MA | |
| 64 | MANDAARA-NEW ENGLAND KANNADA KOOTA Mandaara-NewEnglandKannadaKoota(Koota)isanon-profitorganizationexclusivelyforcharitableandreligiouspurposesrepresentingpeopleoriginatingfromKarnatakastate,IndiaorpeopleinterestedinKannadalanguage,TraditionandcultureofKarnataka,dedicatedtowardupholdingbelowmentionedobjectives.1.TopromoteculturalheritageoftheKannadacommunityandtoimpartthesametothenextgeneration.2.TorecognizeandhonordignitariesofculturalrelevanceandinteresttotheKootamembers.3.TofacilitatediscussionandcommunicationamongtheKootamembers.4.Toorganizeevents(includingcharitable,social,service,culturalandeducational)asrequired,whichareofinteresttotheKootamembers. | MEDFIELD, MA | |
| 65 | DRACUT POP WARNER ASSOCIATION INC THE GENERAL OBJECTIVES OF DRACUT POP WARNER FOOTBALL ARE TO INSPIRE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN, REGARDLESS OF RACE, CREED, RELIGION OR NATIONAL ORIGIN, TO PRACTICE THE IDEAS OF SPORTSMANSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, AND PHYSICAL FITNESS. DRACUT POP WARNER STRIVES TO MAKE THE GAME "FUN" FOR ALL BOYS AND GIRLS. OUR PROGRAM STRESSES LEARNING LESSONS OF VALUE FAR BEYOND THE AVERAGE YOUTH ORGANIZATION, SUCH AS SELF-DISCIPLINE, TEAMWORK, CONCENTRATION, FRIENDSHIP, LEADERSHIP, AND GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP. DRACUT POP WARNER FOOTBALL/CHEERLEADING COACHES AND BOARD MEMBERS ARE VERY DEDICATED TO THE GOALS AND PHILOSOPHIES THAT HAVE BEEN SET. | DRACUT, MA | |
| 66 | NICHOLAS A FARLEY CHARITABLE FUND TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING THE CARROLL SCHOOL IN LINCOLN, MASSACHUSETTS, TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTONS FOR THE ACQUISITION OF AIDING TECHNOLOGIES FOR STUDENTS WITH DYSLEXIA AND SIMILAR LEARNING DISABILITIES AND TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. | NORTH EASTON, MA | |
| 67 | Friends of Marion Recreation Inc To foster, encourage, promote and aid in the furtherance of the community ideas of good sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty, courage and respect for authority in the youth of the Town of Marion through recreational activities; to encourage physical fitness, of body and mind; to endeavor to promote well adjusted stronger and drug free youth by providing recreational activities and to assist the Town of Marion Recreational Committee in providing such services. | Marion, MA | |
| 68 | HEROES IN TRANSITION INC HEROES IN TRANSITION, INC. RECOGNIZES THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED OR WHO ARE SERVING OUR COUNTRY, ESPECIALLY IN THE OIF/OEF CONFLICTS, BY PROVIDING APPROPRIATE ASSISTANCE TO THOSE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN FOUR KEY AREAS: - HOME MODIFICATIONS FOR DISABLED VETERANS - PROVIDING ASSISTANCE DOGS FOR VETERANS - TRANSITIONAL SUPPORT GROUP THERAPY FOR VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES - FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR MILITARY FAMILIES OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE THAT IS NOT READILY AVAILABLE FROM OTHER ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES. | MASHPEE, MA | |
| 69 | Sudbury, MA | ||
| 70 | WESTBOROUGH, MA | ||
| 71 | ATTLEBORO, MA | ||
| 72 | Winchester, MA | ||
| 73 | Hull, MA | ||
| 74 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 75 | NORTH READING, MA | ||
| 76 | WELLESLEY, MA | ||
| 77 | WORCESTER, MA | ||
| 78 | DARTMOUTH, MA | ||
| 79 | GROVE HALL, MA | ||
| 80 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 81 | SOUTH BOSTON, MA | ||
| 82 | TAUNTON, MA | ||
| 83 | Cambridge, MA | ||
| 84 | Beverly, MA | ||
| 85 | Stoughton, MA | ||
| 86 | New Bedford, MA | ||
| 87 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 88 | ROXBURY, MA | ||
| 89 | NANTUCKET, MA | ||
| 90 | HARWICH, MA | ||
| 91 | LEXINGTON, MA | ||
| 92 | MIDDLEBORO, MA | ||
| 93 | West Springfield, MA | ||
| 94 | Randolph, MA | ||
| 95 | TYNGSBORO, MA | ||
| 96 | LOWELL, MA | ||
| 97 | NORTH ADAMS, MA | ||
| 98 | STOUGHTON, MA | ||
| 99 | LYNN, MA | ||
| 100 | LONGMEADOW, MA | ||
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