Showing 184 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | LGBT CHARITIES INC TO ASSIST NOT-FOR-PROFITS IN WORKPLACE GIVING CAMPAIGNS. | SALEM, MA | |
| 102 | ANIMAL WELFARE FUND INC TO ASSIST NOT-FOR-PROFITS IN WORKPLACE GIVING CAMPAIGNS. | SALEM, MA | |
| 103 | THE FURNITURE TRUST ORGANIZATION INC ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY OFFICE FURNITURE DISPOSITION - EDUCATE CORPORATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF RECYCLING UNWANTED OFFICE FURNITURE, RATHER THAN THROWING IT IN A LANDFILL. THE TRUST IS ABLE TO RECYCLE USED OFFICE FURNITURE (GIFTS-IN-KIND), BY DONATING SOME TO APPROXIMATELY 30 OTHER NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, BY SELLING SOME, ALLOWING OTHER CORPORATIONS TO RE-USE THE UNWANTED OFFICE FURNITURE AND RECYCLING ANY REMAINDER UNWANTED OFFICE FURNITUE FOR SCRAP VALUE. | ARLINGTON, MA | |
| 104 | CHILD AID USA INC TO ASSIST NOT-FOR-PROFITS IN WORKPLACE GIVING CAMPAIGNS. | SALEM, MA | |
| 105 | THE PEDIATRIC INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF CHILDREN WITH INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE THROUGH RESEARCH AND EDUCATION. THE FOUNDATION RECEIVES FUNDING PRIMARILY FROM FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF CHILDREN AFFECTED BY THESE DISEASES. IT ALSO SEEKS FUNDING FROM GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS, FOR-PROFIT CORPORATIONS, INDUSTRY CONTRIBUTORS, COMMERCIAL SPONSORS, AND INDIVIDUAL DONORS. | NEWTON, MA | |
| 106 | Wake Up Narcolepsy Inc Wake Up Narcolepsy is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting narcolepsy awareness and research to find a cure. | Worcester, MA | |
| 107 | MALSCE EDUCATION TRUST TO IMPROVE, ENCOURAGE, AND ENHANCE HIGHER EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN DESIROUS OF BECOMING REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS BY OFFERING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AS GRANTS AND/OR LOANS TO INDIVIDUALS, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OR OTHER CORPORATIONS, TRUSTS, COMMUNITY CHESTS OR FOUNDATIONS. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 108 | MASSCHALLENGE INC THE MISSION OF MASSCHALLENGE IS TO HELP ENTREPRENEURS LAUNCH AND GROW SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISES. WE DO IT THROUGH SPONSORING A $1M STARTUP COMPETITION TO CATALYSE BUSINESS AND JOB CREATION IN MASSACHUSETTS AND RUNNING A 4 MONTH ACCELERATOR PROGRAM TO CONNECT ENTREPRENEURS WITH THE RESOURCES NEEDED TO GROW THEIR ENTERPRISES. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 109 | FRIENDS OF THE NEW SALEM PUBLIC LIBRARY Enrich the partnership between the library and the community by actively supporting the Library through programming, advocacy, volunteer services and fundraising. Promote public awareness of the resources, services and the needs of the New Salem Public Library. Support and cooperate with the Library staff and the Trustees in identifying and developing library services, needs, and facilities to meet library needs. Encourage, solicit and receive gifts and bequests to the Library from corporations, businesses, community organizations and private citizens. Support the development and enhancement of Library services. Support the American Library Association Bill of Rights. Provide programs and events for the public that support and provide education to the public. | New Salem, MA | |
| 110 | PROSPERITY CATALYST INC PROSPERITY CATALYST DEVELOPS AND STRENGTHENS WOMEN-LED BUSINESS IN DISTRESSED REGIONS, PROVIDING BUSINESS AND TECHNICAL TRAINING, CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN TO ACHIEVE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT. | BEVERLY, MA | |
| 111 | BOSTON INVESTMENT PROFESSIONALS TO ORGANIZE,PLAN , PROMOTE AND SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR THE ADVANCEMENT AND EDUCATION OF PROFESSIONALS IN THE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT AND OVERSIGHT BUSINESS IN THE NEW ENGLAND AREA AND TO DEVELOP AND ENCOURAGE INVESTMENT MANGEMENT PROFESSIONALS TO USE HIGHEST PRINCIPLES AND ETHICS IN THE PROFESSION. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 112 | DOWNTOWN BOSTON BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT TO CREATE A CLEAN, WELCOME, AND VIBRANT ENVIRONMENT THAT WILL INCREASE BUSINESS ACTIVITY IN THE DOWNTOWN BOSTON AREA, INCLUDING DOWNTOWN CROSSING, THE LADDER DISTRICT, AND PARTS OF THE THEATER AND FINANCIAL DISTRICTS. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 113 | DAUGHTERS OF MARY OF NAZARETH INC THE DAUGHTERS OF MARY OF NAZARETH (THE "COMMUNITY"), INC IS A ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY OF WOMEN. IT IS A PRIVATE ASSOCIATION OF THE FAITHFUL IN THE ARCHDIOCESE OF BOSTON AND WAS FOUNDED IN 2011 BY MOTHER OLGA OF THE SACRED HEART. THEY ARE EXPOSED TO PRISON MINISTRY, HOSPITAL, NURSING HOME AND HOMELESS MINISTRY,PARISH and YOUTH MINISTRY, SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES and CATHOLIC BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 114 | THE EAST BOSTON FOUNDATION EAST BOSTON FOUNDATION IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES GRANTS FOR CHILD CARE AND EARLY EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, SECONDARY and HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION, SUMMER and AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS, SENIOR CITIZEN and ADULT EDUCATION and RECREATION, ESL INSTRUCTION, COMMUNITY and CULTURAL EVENTS, SPORTS and RECREATION PROGRAMS, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT and SEMINARS, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT and COMMUNITY BEAUTIFICATION, AND MORE TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE COMMUNITY OF EAST BOSTON. | EAST BOSTON, MA | |
| 115 | CRIMSON BUSINESS EDUCATION GROUP LTD THE CRIMSON BUSINESS EDUCATION GROUP (CBE) IS DEDICATED TO PREPARING STUDENTS FROM DIVERSE ACADEMIC AND SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUNDS TO BE TALENTED, ETHICAL, AND PRODUCTIVE LEADERS IN THE RAPIDLY CHANGING BUSINESS WORLD. CBE ACHIEVES ITS MISSION THROUGH PRO BONO TRAINING SEMINARS, EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCES, BUSINESS COMPETITIONS, CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS, AND STUDENT MENTORSHIP PROGRAMS. | CAMBRIDGE, MA | |
| 116 | IT TAKES A VILLAGE FOUNDATION INC To provide donations and/or 0% interest financing to individual entrepreneurs seeking to improve and/or better serve the poor and underprivileged communities in which they live by establishing small community-based projects or businesses. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 117 | Rehoboth Food Pantry Inc The purpose of the corporation is to engage in the following activities:To carry on the collection and storage of food goods and household items and distribution of such items to needy persons in the greater Rehoboth, Massachusetts area; to enter into contracts with persons, firms, and corporations for providing donations of such food goods and household items; to lease or license equipment or storage space for any of the foregoing purposes or for any purposes ancillary to, arising out of or incidental to or related to said purpose; to raise funds through various fund-raising activities for the purchase of food goods and household items for needy persons; to do or cause to have done any and all such acts and things as may be necessary, desirable, convenient or incidental to the consummation or accomplishment of any or all of the foregoing purposes or such other purposes which may be lawfully engaged in by a corporation in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. | Rehoboth, MA | |
| 118 | MAYNARD BUSINESS ALLIANCE INC SEE SCHEDULE O | MAYNARD, MA | |
| 119 | Ashland, MA | ||
| 120 | CHELMSFORD, MA | ||
| 121 | South Easton, MA | ||
| 122 | AMHERST, MA | ||
| 123 | ANDOVER, MA | ||
| 124 | SALEM, MA | ||
| 125 | BROOKLINE, MA | ||
| 126 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 127 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 128 | CANTON, MA | ||
| 129 | LITTLETON, MA | ||
| 130 | UPTON, MA | ||
| 131 | BROOKLINE, MA | ||
| 132 | WORCESTER, MA | ||
| 133 | Lexington, MA | ||
| 134 | Wayland, MA | ||
| 135 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 136 | BUZZARDS BAY, MA | ||
| 137 | Tewksbury, MA | ||
| 138 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 139 | WAKEFIELD, MA | ||
| 140 | Boston, MA | ||
| 141 | BROOKLINE, MA | ||
| 142 | GREAT BARRINGTON, MA | ||
| 143 | WESTBOROUGH, MA | ||
| 144 | ATTLEBORO, MA | ||
| 145 | SOMERVILLE, MA | ||
| 146 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 147 | CANTON, MA | ||
| 148 | Hinsdale, MA | ||
| 149 | HUDSON, MA | ||
| 150 | Chelsea, MA | ||
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