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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | MARKY G FOUNDATION INC THE FOUNDATION PROMOTES AND CARRIES OUT FUNDRAISING AND EDUCATION ACTIVITIES, AND ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES IN FURTHERANCE THEREOF IN CONNECTION WITH PSYCHIATRIC AND/OR DRUG USE DISORDER, ITS PUBLIC AWARENESS, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT.THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING FROM ADDICTION AS WELL AS THOSE INDIVIDUALS SEEKING HIGHER EDUCATION IN ADDICTION AND REHABILITATION STUDIES. | CHELMSFORD, MA | |
| 102 | Team Noah Foundation Inc THE FOUNDATION IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, TO RENDER ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS AND FAMILIES WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. | New Bedford, MA | |
| 103 | AMERICAN MYALGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS and CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME SOCIETY The American Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Society (AMMES) is dedicated to serving the needs of patients and caregivers through support, advocacy, and education. AMMES provides direct support to disabled patients who are unable to meet their critical needs, such as food, rent, and clothing, through the AMMES Financial Crisis Fund. | Whately, MA | |
| 104 | Perley Family Charitable Foundation Provide resources and funding to enhance and enrich the local community, with a focus on helping individuals that have physical or mental disabilities. | Tewksbury, MA | |
| 105 | Cure AP4 Inc To cure and improve quality of life for children inpacted by AP-4 Associated Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia, Type 47 (AP4) by accelerating the research for a cure or treatment and providing financial support for patient therapies and equipment critical to their well-being and rehab | Newburyport, MA | |
| 106 | WICKED AUSOME FOUNDATION INC Program that builds friendships between people with and without IDD offering social mentoring while improving the quality of life and level of inclusion. | WOBURN, MA | |
| 107 | FRIENDS OF CAPE WILDLIFE INC FRIENDS OF CAPE WILDLIFE (FCW) IS COMPRISED OF CITIZENS WORKING TO PROVIDE COMPASSIONATE CARE, ADVOCACY, AND REHABILITATION TO BIRDS, MAMMALS AND REPTILES ON CAPE COD THAT ARE IN DISTRESS. WE SEEK TO ENABLE REHABILITATORS TO BE SELF SUSTAINING AND HAVE THE SUPPORT THEY NEED TO REHABILITATE AND RETURN WILDLIFE, HEALTHY AND WHOLE, BACK TO NATIVE HABITATS. WE OFFER EDUCATION TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC BY PROVIDING NON-LETHAL SOLUTIONS WHEN ADDRESSING CONFLICTS BETWEEN PEOPLE AND WILDLIFE AND TO ENCOURAGE HUMANE COEXISTENCE THRU ADVOCACY WITH OUR WILD NEIGHBORS IN AN EVER DIMINISHING ENVIRONMENT | PROVINCETOWN, MA | |
| 108 | VETERANS VOICE INC FOCUS ON THE REHABILITATION OF OUR VETERANS BY GIVING THEM AN OPPORTUNITY TO GAIN EMPLOYMENT, TRAINING, COUNSELING AND PTSD THERAPY. VETERANS VOICE, INC. WILL PURSUE PROJECTS TO: EDUCATE, HOUSE, OFFER TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, REHABILITATE AND COUNSEL OUR VETERANS, TO HELP WITH THEIR HEALING OF PHYSICAL DISABILITIES AND THE WOUNDS THAT ARE NOT SEEN. | NORTH WEYMOUTH, MA | |
| 109 | THE JAMES GANG INC The James Gang's mission is to drive awareness and financial support of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and to support other like organizations. | SCITUATE, MA | |
| 110 | VICTORIA S MCGRATH FOUNDATION INCORPORATED The Victoria S McGrath Foundation has been organized to be a source of funds to support groups or individuals or children who need help or assistance in areas such as special needs, physical and mental health, education or fighting poverty. | HARWICH, MA | |
| 111 | A and M Charitable Foundation Inc Autism Research and Education -provide comprehensive services for children with autism, home-based, day and residential programs, partnering with public school and provide consulting services | Woburn, MA | |
| 112 | EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH TRUST 1. TO DEVELOP, INITIATE, AND OPERATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS WHICH COMBAT COMMUNITY DETERIORATION, LESSEN NEIGHBORHOOD TENSIONS AND ASSIST IN THE ELIMINATION OF RACIAL PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION;2. TO ACQUIRE, OWN, CONSTRUCT, REHABILITATE, CONVERT, OPERATE, OR SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFFORDABLE, LOW AND MODERATE INCOME HOUSING CONSISTENT WITH ALL APPLICABLE STATE AND FEDERAL SAFE HARBOR REQUIREMENTS;3. TO PROVIDE RELATED SOCIAL SERVICES WITHIN SUCH HOUSING FACILITIES WHICH ARE CONSISTENT WITH COMMUNITY NEEDS AND DESIRES;4. TO WORK AND COOPERATE WITH AND THROUGH AND SUPPORT THE EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH, OR ANY SUCCESSOR ORGANIZATION THERETO, AND OTHER ENTITIES, GROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS, AGENCIES (PUBLIC AND PRIVATE), AND INDIVIDUALS CONCERNED WITH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING; 5. TO MAKE GRANTS OR LOANS OF ALL OR ANY PART OF THE FUNDS OR PROPERTY OF THE TRUST, WITH OR WITHOUT INTEREST, IN FURTHERANCE OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH, THE OBJECTIVES OF THE TRUST. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 113 | SAVE CHILDREN WITH AUTISM UGANDA INC INCREASE AWARENESS AND GET PROFESSIONAL HELP FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM IN UGANDA | BROCKTON, MA | |
| 114 | ANDREW JAMES LAWSON FOUNDATION INC TO ADVANCE AND IMPROVE THE LIVES OF PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES (I/DD) BY FUNDING, DEVELOPING AND PROMOTING PROGRAMS, PROJECTS, OR INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARSHIPS THAT ENCORAGE AND SUPPORT PEOPLE WITH (I/DD) AND HELP FOSTER INCLUSION IN THEIR COMMUNITY. | NORWELL, MA | |
| 115 | GRAND ARMY OF THE The nonprofit has been established to help repair, rehabilitate and promote a Civil War Museum located in Lynn that has fallen into disrepair. The goal is to have the Museum become handicapped accessible and to preserve the historical assets. | LYNN, MA | |
| 116 | LET THEM SHINE INC The Organization's mission is to assist low-income or otherwise distressed persons in need of mouth rehabilitation surgery by raising money to grant for such services and coordinating the parties and materials needed for the provision thereof. | Andover, MA | |
| 117 | FAMILY VOICES FAMILY VOICES (FV) AIMS TO ACHIEVE FAMILY-CENTERED CARE FOR ALL CHILDREN AND YOUTH WITH SPECIAL HEALTHCARE NEEDS AND/OR DISABILITIES. WE PROVIDE FAMILIES RESOURCES AND SUPPORT TO MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS AND ADVOCATE FOR IMPROVED POLICIES, BUILD PARTNERSHIPS AMONG FAMILIES AND PROFESSIONALS, AND SERVE AS A TRUSTED RESOURCE ON HEALTHCARE. | LEXINGTON, MA | |
| 118 | LAWYERS HONORING COVID-19 TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR MA FIRST RESPONDERS, CAREGIVERS, HOSPITAL STAFF AND OTHER HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS, AND OTHERS WHO HAVE BRAVELY CARED FOR THE CITIZENS OF MASSACHUSETTS AT GREAT RISK TO THEMSELVES DURING THE COVID-19 VIRUS PANDEMIC | BOSTON, MA | |
| 119 | Agawam, MA | ||
| 120 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 121 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 122 | Nantucket, MA | ||
| 123 | NEWTON, MA | ||
| 124 | SOUTH YARMOUTH, MA | ||
| 125 | Lawrence, MA | ||
| 126 | Lawrence, MA | ||
| 127 | Brookline, MA | ||
| 128 | HAVERHILL, MA | ||
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