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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
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| 51 | CITIZEN SCHOOLS INC CITIZEN SCHOOLS, INC. (CSI) HELPS ALL STUDENTS TO THRIVE IN SCHOOL AND BEYOND THROUGH HANDS-ON LEARNING AND CAREER MENTORS. CITIZEN SCHOOLS IS A NATIONAL NONPROFIT THAT WORKS IN SCHOOL, AFTER SCHOOL AND AT THE SYSTEMS-LEVEL TO PROVIDE HANDS-ON LEARNING AND MENTORS FROM COMPANIES AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS. OVER THE LAST 25 YEARS, CITIZEN SCHOOLS HAS HELPED 50,000 UNDERREPRESENTED STUDENTS BUILD CONFIDENCE, GAIN 21ST CENTURY SKILLS AND DEVELOP INTEREST IN CAREER PATHWAYS. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 52 | METRO NORTH REGIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVE AS THE POLICY AND OVERSIGHT BOARD FOR THE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM IN MASSACHUSETTS METRO NORTH REGION;TO OVERSEE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF STATE/FEDERAL LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVES. | CAMBRIDGE, MA | |
| 53 | NORTHEAST TRANSPORTATION AND TRAINING TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS FOR TRANSPORATION CONSTRUCTION PERSONNEL IN THE UNITED STATES AND FOR ANY CIVIC, EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE OR BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATION. | WINCHENDON, MA | |
| 54 | GREATER NEW BEDFORD WORKFORCE COORDINATOR OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT TRAINING. THE WORKFORCE BOARD MISSION IS TO PROVIDE LEADERSHIP AND OVERSIGHT FOR THE LOCAL WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM BY SECURING AND ALLOCATING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FUNDS TO PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES THAT DEVELOP A SKILLED AND EDUCATED WORKFORCE, MEET THE WORKFORCE NEEDS OF EMPLOYERS AND SUPPORT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN GREATER NEW BEDFORD. | NEW BEDFORD, MA | |
| 55 | CARL J SHAPIRO INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATION THE MISSION OF THE CARL J. SHAPIRO INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH AT HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL AND BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER ("SHAPIRO INSTITUTE OR "INSTITUTE") IS TO SUPPORT, PROMOTE, AND DEVELOP INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS AND MODELS FOR THE DUAL ACTIVITIES OF TEACHING AND RESEARCH AT ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTERS. THE INSTITUTE PROVIDES INTELLECTUAL LEADERSHIP, STATE-OF-THE ART FACILITIES AND STAFF RESOURCES TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF MEDICAL STUDENTS, RESIDENTS AND FELLOWS. THE INSTITUTE SERVES AS A SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OF BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER (BIDMC) AND THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE/HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL (HMS). | BOSTON, MA | |
| 56 | PIERCE MIDDLE SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION The Pierce Middle School Parent Teacher organization helps facilitate student activities and teacher/staff appreciation events, such as field trips, enrichment activities, speaker series, educational events, staff lunches to enrich the middle school community experience. The PTO helps facilitate these activities by collecting payments from parents and donations from the community and paying the vendors. | Milton, MA | |
| 57 | WOMENS FUND OF WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS ADVANCES GENDER EQUITY BY PROVIDING COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS INFORMED BY RESEARCH AND BEST PRACTICES BOTH LOCALLY AND NATIONALLY. COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS INCLUDE:RESPONSIVE INITIATIVES: CREATING OR SUPPORTING OPPORTUNITIES THAT HAVE ALREADY PROVEN THEY CAN CATALYZE GIRLS AND WOMEN IN WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS.CAPACITY BUILDING FOR NONPROFITS SERVING WOMEN AND GIRLS: STRENGTHENING AND SUSTAINING NONPROFITS THAT SERVE WOMEN AND GIRLS THROUGH TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIPS, AND THE PROVISION OF DATA AND RESEARCH.IMPACT TRAINING: PROVIDING WOMEN AND GIRL LEADERS THE ADVOCACY AND POLICY TOOLS THEY NEED TO DISMANTLE SYSTEMS. | SPRINGFIELD, MA | |
| 58 | PATON HOME SCHOOL ASSOCIATION The Paton PTO is the parent/teacher association for Paton School. We are committed to enhancing the educational, cultural and social atmosphere of the school. Each year, the PTO raises funds to provide supplemental academic materials, cultural enrichment programs, social programs, staff appreciation, field trip buses and other things like playground equipment, not covered by the school budget. In addition to financial support, PTO parents assist as room parents, provide refreshments at events, undertake community outreach, clean the playground and install/maintain playground equipment. Parent volunteers organize and run programs throughout the school year including cultural enrichment programs, field day, breakfast with a Buddy, socials, holiday gift sale, book fairs, skating parties, staff appreciation luncheon, 1st grade welcome and a year end celebration for graduating students. Our parent organization is integral to high quality learning and the nurturing, community-centered trad | Shrewsbury, MA | |
| 59 | BOXFORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TRUST INC TO FOSTER EXCELLENCE IN BOXFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO TEACHERS AND STAFF THAT HELP INAUGURATE LONGER-TERM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INITIATIVES AND SUPPORT INNOVATIVE TEACHING TECHNIQUES, TOOLS, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OR TEACHING STRATEGIES THAT CREATE SUBSTANTIVE POSITIVE | BOXFORD, MA | |
| 60 | TIE-BOSTON INC TIE-BOSTON, INC. WAS FORMED IN 1997 WITH ITS CORE MISSION TO FOSTER, ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE NEW ENGLAND REGION. THROUGH 8 VIBRANT PROGRAMS ON EDUCATION, MENTORING AND NETWORKING, TIE-BOSTON DELIVERS ON CREATING ENTREPRENEURS THAT WILL ADD VALUE TO SOCIETY. | CAMBRIDGE, MA | |
| 61 | Ikeda Center for Peace Learning Networking and Program Development: In support of its goal of establishing connections with like-minded scholars, the Center staff hosted informal virtual meetings with emerging and established academics throughout the year. In addition, we organized virtual planning meetings and conference calls with the scholars we collaborated with in our programs. We also attended virtual events related to our mission of fostering cultures of peace. | Cambridge, MA | |
| 62 | DEERFIELD SCHOOL PTO The organization supports students, faculty and staff at the Deerfield Elementary School. The organization does this by funding cultural enrichment activities that supplement curriculum, providing financial support to teachers and staff for classroom materials, and supporting activities which encourage community involvement and community building. | WESTWOOD, MA | |
| 63 | THE MASSACHUSETTS READING ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED To promote literacy for all learners through professional development, research, publications and advocacy. | West Barnstable, MA | |
| 64 | JOHN WARD SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION TheJohnWardPTOsupportsthestudents,teachers,staffandfamiliesoftheWardElementarySchoolinordertobuildcommunityandenhancetheeducationalexperienceofallstudents. | NEWTON CENTRE, MA | |
| 65 | REFUGEE and IMMIGRANT ASSISTANCE TO PROVIDE RESETTLEMET SERVICES INCLUDING HEALTH CARE, HOUSING,EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT IN THEIR NEW COMMUNITIES | ROXBURY, MA | |
| 66 | INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENG TO IMPROVE LABOR MANAGEMENT RELATIONSHIPS, PRESERVE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY, ENHANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE COMMUNITY AND IMPROVE COMMUNICATION WITH RESPECT TO INDIVIDUAL ADVANCEMENTS, AND TO PROMOTE THE ECONOMIC COMPETITVENESS OF OPERATING ENGINEERS AND EMPLOYERS IN THE INDUSTRY, PRIMARILY BY AWARDING GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE EMPLOYERS WHO ARE COLLECTIVELY BARGAINED WITH THE UNION. | SOUTHWICK, MA | |
| 67 | Salisbury Elementary School Staff Scholarship Fund Inc To provide financial support to Graduate(s) of the Triton Regional School District who attended Salisbury Elementary School in their pursuit of higher education | Salisbury, MA | |
| 68 | ALS THERAPY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION INC WE ARE COMMITTED TO CREATING AND LEADING A TRANSPARENT COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROCESS THAT INVOLVES ALS PATIENTS TODAY AND HONORS THOSE WHOSE JOURNEY WITH THIS DISEASE HAS ENDED. WE ARE GUIDED BY PASSION, LOVE AND THE SPIRIT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP UPON WHICH WE WERE FOUNDED. | WATERTOWN, MA | |
| 69 | BROOKLINE, MA | ||
| 70 | MEDFORD, MA | ||
| 71 | BROCKTON, MA | ||
| 72 | YARMOUTH PORT, MA | ||
| 73 | Bedford, MA | ||
| 74 | Waltham, MA | ||
| 75 | New Bedford, MA | ||
| 76 | Norton, MA | ||
| 77 | Sudbury, MA | ||
| 78 | WESTWOOD, MA | ||
| 79 | WELLESLEY, MA | ||
| 80 | MEDWAY, MA | ||
| 81 | Attleboro, MA | ||
| 82 | BELCHERTOWN, MA | ||
| 83 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 84 | Boston, MA | ||
| 85 | Needham, MA | ||
| 86 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 87 | HOLYOKE, MA | ||
| 88 | WALES, MA | ||
| 89 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 90 | Boston, MA | ||
| 91 | AMHERST, MA | ||
| 92 | Walpole, MA | ||
| 93 | IPSWICH, MA | ||
| 94 | GRANBY, MA | ||
| 95 | Boston, MA | ||
| 96 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 97 | Salem, MA | ||
| 98 | ARLINGTON, MA | ||
| 99 | MARLBOROUGH, MA | ||
| 100 | BEVERLY, MA | ||
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