Showing top 200 of 276 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | BOXFORD ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION INC TO ORGANIZE AND ADMINISTER SPORTS PROGRAMS FOR THE BOXFORD, MA COMMUNITY. THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE SPORTS PROGRAMS ARE: TO TEACH INDIVIDUAL SPORTS SKILLS, PROMOTE PHYSICAL FITNESS, PROVIDE TEAM SPORT COMPETITION, ENCOURAGE TEAM COOPERATION AND SPORTSMANSHIP, AND TO HAVE FUN. | BOXFORD, MA | |
| 102 | IPSWICH BAY YACHT CLUB SOCIAL and RECREATIONAL BOATING CLUB | IPSWICH, MA | |
| 103 | LENOX SPORTSMENS CLUB INC SOCIAL CLUB | LENOX, MA | |
| 104 | BARR FOUNDATION TO INTRODUCE SCHOOL SYSTEMS TO RESEARCH, SUPPORTS, TOOLS, AND RESOURCES THAT WILL DRIVE COVID-19 RECOVERY AND RENEWAL AND TO PROVIDE DEEP, CUSTOM COVID RECOVERY SYSTEM SUPPORTS TO HELP BARR PARTNER DISTRICTS LEVERAGE ESSER FUNDS FOR LONG-TERM TRANSFORMATION. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 105 | Friends of Ethiopian Jews Inc Friends of Ethiopian Jews suppports Ethiopian Israeli organizations programs projects focusing on equality education and employment | Boston, MA | |
| 106 | HELPING HANDS SIMIAN AIDES FOR THE ESTABLISHED IN 1979, HELPING HANDS: MONKEY HELPERS FOR THE DISABLED, INC. IS A NATIONAL NON-PROFIT 501(C)3 ORGANIZATION THAT RAISES AND TRAINS CAPUCHIN MONKEYS TO PROVIDE DAILY ASSISTANCE TO PEOPLE LIVING WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY AND OR OTHER MOBILITY IMPAIRMENTS. HELPING HANDS SUPPORTS EACH SERVICE MONKEY AND HIS OR HER HUMAN PARTNER DURING THEIR MANY YEARS TOGETHER THROUGH INTERACTIVE MENTORING OF THE PLACEMENT, AND CLOSE SUPERVISION OF THE MONKEYS BEHAVIORAL, NUTRITIONAL AND VETERINARY NEEDS. RELYING ON PRIVATE CONTRIBUTIONS, HELPING HANDS PROVIDES THESE SPECIALLY TRAINED SERVICE ANIMALS AND THEIR LIFETIME SUPPORT FREE OF CHARGE TO OUR RECIPIENTS. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 107 | DELPHIC TRUST Education, citizenship and sportsmanship through soccer activities. Provide signficant scholarships to lower income families. Grass Roots After-school Program (GRASSP) provides free soccer programs to elementary schools. Over 2,500 kids served every year. | CAMBRIDGE, MA | |
| 108 | NATIONAL SKI PATROL SYSTEM INC The Eastern Division of the National Ski Patrol is made up of nearly 8,000 dedicated men and women from diverse backgrounds who share the same passion and love for skiing and want to join that passion with the ability to help or assist their fellow skiers and snowboarders who may be in trouble. The Eastern Division includes Alpine and Nordic ski areas from Maine to West Virginia in 15 regions throughout the Northeastern United States: Central NY Region CT Region Eastern NY Region Eastern PA EMARI Region (Eastern MA and RI) Genesee Valley Region Maine Region NH Region NJ Region Northern VT Region Southern NY Region Southern VT Region Western Appalachian Region (Western PA, MD, and parts of WV Western MA Region Western NY Region.The Eastern Division of the Ski Patrol provides training and support services to the individual patrols who provide the on the snow services we provide to the general public at individual snowsports areas. The majority of services are provided by volunteers. | Wakefield, MA | |
| 109 | MAGICAL MOON FOUNDATION INC THE MAGICAL MOON FOUNDATION NURTURES AND SUPPORTS CHILDREN WITH CANCER AND OTHER LIFE THREATENING DISEASES BY PROVIDING AN ENVIRONMENT OUTSIDE OF MEDICAL ROUTINES, ALLOWING THEM TO BUILD FRIENDSHIPS, PLAY, TAKE OWNERSHIP OF PROJECTS AND BE KNIGHTED IN THEIR BATTLE AGAINST THEIR ILLNESS. | MARSHFIELD HILLS, MA | |
| 110 | GUATEMALA AID FUND INC GUATEMALA AID FUND IS A 100% VOLUNTEER RUN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON IMPROVING THE LIVES AND FUTURES OF ABANDONED CHILDREN IN GUATEMALA BY SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE EDUCATION AND HEALTH PROGRAMS THAT GENERATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR FUTURE EMPLOYMENT AND SELF SUFFICIENCY USING GUATEMALAN-RUN PROGRAMS. EDUCATION IS A VERY HIGH PRIORITY FOR GAF, OUR GOAL IS TO ENABLE ORPHAN STATUS CHILDREN OPPORTUNITIES FOR A CONSISTENT EDUCATION, SOMETHING THAT IS OFTEN COMPLETELY OUT OF REACH FOR GUATEMALAN CHILDREN. GAF ALSO SUPPORTS IN-COUNTRY COMMUNITY SUPPORTED AND CHILD/FAMILY FOCUSED PROGRAMS FOR SELF SUFFICIENCY AND SAFETY. GAF FUNDS GO TO HOUSING, FOOD, CLOTHING, EDUCATION, MEDICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT, FAMILY AND PARENTING SUPPORT, AS WELL AS SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES AND SPECIAL PROJECTS. GAF PROGRAMS ARE DEDICATED TO EXPAND THE EDUCATION AND LIVING SITUATION FOR ABANDONED CHILDREN WITH HOPE FOR BETTER OPPORTUNITIES. | ARLINGTON, MA | |
| 111 | FRIENDS OF THE BRUCE FREEMAN RAIL TRAIL INC Charitable and Educational | Concord, MA | |
| 112 | THE RITA S LAMBERGS TOMES FOUNDATIONINC CROSSROADS COMMUNITY CHURCH | ACTON, MA | |
| 113 | THE FLEDGLING FUND THE ACUMEN FUND SUPPORTS SOCIAL ENTERPRISES THAT SERVE LOW INCOME INDIVIDUALS. | HYANNIS, MA | |
| 114 | NORTH READING HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME THE NORTH READING HIGHT SCHOOL HALL OF FAME SUPPORTS HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS IN MAINTAINING SUPPORT FOR STUDENT ATHLETES AS WELL AS IMPROVING ATHLETIC FACILITIES. | NORTH READING, MA | |
| 115 | SOCIETY TO BENEFIT EVERYONE INC Common Good builds tools for a new community-centered democratic economy that supports each individual in reaching their full potential, by ensuring that everyone has enough to eat and a place to live, so that everyone is free to contribute to society in a way that brings them joy. | Ashfield, MA | |
| 116 | NEEDHAM BOYS YOUTH LACROSSE INC TO ORGANIZE AND OPERATE A PROGRESSIVE AND SUPPORTIVE SPORTS PROGRAM FOR THE YOUTH IN THE TOWN OF NEEDHAM BUILT ON THE FOUNDATION OF FAIR PLAY, HONESTY, INTEGRITY,PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL FITNESS | NEEDHAM, MA | |
| 117 | FITCHBURG SPORTMENS CLUB INC THE FITCHBURG SPORTSMENS CLUB PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS. | ASHBURNHAM, MA | |
| 118 | THE WELLESLEY HILLS JUNIOR WOMANS CLUB INC THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS COMMUNITY GROUPS THROUGH DIRECT SERVICE, RAISES MONEY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, AND FUNDS ORGANIZATIONS AND PROGRAMS THAT PROVIDE EDUCATION, ENRICHMENT, AND ESSENTIAL SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY. | WELLESLEY, MA | |
| 119 | HOLBROOK, MA | ||
| 120 | Chelsea, MA | ||
| 121 | JAMAICA PLAIN, MA | ||
| 122 | Dorchester, MA | ||
| 123 | NEEDHAM, MA | ||
| 124 | Bridgewater, MA | ||
| 125 | ASHLAND, MA | ||
| 126 | SHARON, MA | ||
| 127 | MELROSE, MA | ||
| 128 | SOUTHBOROUGH, MA | ||
| 129 | Manomet, MA | ||
| 130 | BEVERLY, MA | ||
| 131 | Hyde Park, MA | ||
| 132 | WRENTHAM, MA | ||
| 133 | Cambridge, MA | ||
| 134 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 135 | Andover, MA | ||
| 136 | DRACUT, MA | ||
| 137 | TOPSFIELD, MA | ||
| 138 | Concord, MA | ||
| 139 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 140 | QUINCY, MA | ||
| 141 | DARTMOUTH, MA | ||
| 142 | Lexington, MA | ||
| 143 | JAMAICA PLAIN, MA | ||
| 144 | NEEDHAM, MA | ||
| 145 | Ashland, MA | ||
| 146 | MANSFIELD, MA | ||
| 147 | WAYLAND, MA | ||
| 148 | Marion, MA | ||
| 149 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 150 | BOSTON, MA | ||
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