Showing top 200 of 225 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | 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 | |
| 152 | MCCARTHY-TOWNE PTSO TO SUPPORT THE MCCARTHY-TOWNE SCHOOL, A PUBLIC SCHOOL IN ACTON, MASSACHUSETTS BY PROVIDING FUNDING FOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS NOT FUNDED BY THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN OF ACTON, MASSACHUSETTS | Stow, MA | |
| 153 | MAGIC HAT THRIFT SHOP INC TO PROMOTE AND CARRY OUT FOR EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES, SPECIFICALLY, TO RAISE FUNDS TO FURTHER THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN ENROLLED IN THE MARBLEHEAD PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE TOWN OF MARBLEHEAD, MASSACHUSETTS. | MARBLEHEAD, MA | |
| 154 | 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 | |
| 155 | Melrose PTO Inc Classroom and library support was provided, school supplies were purchased, and various educational activities and community building events were sponsored. | Melrose, MA | |
| 156 | ABINGTON PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION THE ABINGTON PARENT TEACHERS ORGANIZATION EXISTS EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES OF THE ABINGTON STUDENTS. AS A MEETING GROUND FOR PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND ADMINISTRATORS OF THE ABINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS. THE PARENT TEACHERS ORGANIZATION INTENDS TO DO THE FOLLOWING:I)TO FOSTER COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN PARENTS AND SCHOOL PERSONNEL. II)TO BRING TOGETHER THE ABINGTON COMMUNITY, KEEPING IT INVOLVED AND INTERESTED IN ITS PUBLIC SCHOOLS. III)TO SPONSOR FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES FOR ITEMS NOT NORMALLY APPROPRIATED IN THE SCHOOL BUDGET. IV)TO COOPERATE WITH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION TO IMPROVE SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES. | ABINGTON, MA | |
| 157 | US-China Partnership Committee Inc Bridging culture gap between US and China by providing educational opportunities for Chinese Americans Such opportunities include tutoring speech workshops college prep mentorship and Chinastudyabroad advising | Winchester, MA | |
| 158 | EAST GLOUCESTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PTO INC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPPORTING THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN AT THE SCHOOL BY FOSTERING RELATIONSHIPS AMONG THE SCHOOL, PARENTS, AND TEACHERS | GLOUCESTER, MA | |
| 159 | CHELSEA EDUCATION FOUNDATION INC The general purpose of the Chelsea Education Foundation is to support Chelsea Public Schools. Activities include afterschool and enrichment programs, adult literacy programs, college readiness and savings programs and teacher recognition. | Chelsea, MA | |
| 160 | GSTS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA TO CONTRIBUTE MONEY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND TECHNICAL EXPERTISE IN SUPPORT OF GHANA SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL, GSTS, TAKORADI | WORCESTER, MA | |
| 161 | MARTHA JONES SCHOOL PTO INC PTO FOR LOCAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | WESTWOOD, MA | |
| 162 | PEABODY EDUCATION FOUNDATION INC To provide assistance to Peabody public schools | PEABODY, MA | |
| 163 | SEED GLOBAL HEALTH THE ORGANIZATION STRIVES TO STRENGTHEN HEALTH EDUCATION AND DELIVERY IN PLACES FACING A DIRE SHORTAGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS BY WORKING WITH PARTNER COUNTRIES TO MEET THEIR LONG-TERM HEALTH CARE HUMAN RESOURCE NEEDS. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 164 | KIDS IN THE CONGO INC KIDS IN THE CONGO, INC. IS DEDICATED TO HELPING EDUCATE CHILDREN IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO. ITS PRIMARY MISSION IS TO RAISE FUNDS THROUGH REDEEMING CANS AND BOTTLES AND MONETARY DONATIONS. THE FUNDS RAISED WILL BE USED TO SUPPORT AND/OR SPONSOR THE ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY ELEMENTARY OF POOR CHILDREN, THEREBY HELPING TO LIFT THEM FROM POVERTY AND HOPELESSNESS. ITS SECONDARY MISSION IS TO HELP PROVIDE BASIC SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO CONGOLESE CHILDREN AND TO HELP IMPROVE PRE-EXISTING SCHOOLS. | BROOKFIELD, MA | |
| 165 | FLORA EPPS GIVING FUND Support disadvantage youth with books and school supplies. | Everett, MA | |
| 166 | WEST PARISH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ORGAN TO PROMOTE EDUCATION AT WEST PARISH | GLOUCESTER, MA | |
| 167 | GRACE FARRAR COLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PTO THE ROLE OF THE PTO IS TO SUPPORT THE STUDENTS AND TEACHERS OF THE GRACE FARRAR COLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOR THEIR EDUCATIONAL NEEDS AND TO PROMOTE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PARENTS, TEACHERS AND THE ADMINISTRATION. | NORWELL, MA | |
| 168 | GEORGETOWN MUSIC PARENTS To support the music program of the Georgetown Public Schools K-12. | Georgetown, MA | |
| 169 | MELROSE, MA | ||
| 170 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 171 | Lexington, MA | ||
| 172 | FALL RIVER, MA | ||
| 173 | LEXINGTON, MA | ||
| 174 | SPRINGFIELD, MA | ||
| 175 | BRIGHTON, MA | ||
| 176 | LYNN, MA | ||
| 177 | FALL RIVER, MA | ||
| 178 | NORFOLK, MA | ||
| 179 | MEDFORD, MA | ||
| 180 | WAYLAND, MA | ||
| 181 | Boston, MA | ||
| 182 | WELLESLEY HILLS, MA | ||
| 183 | IPSWICH, MA | ||
| 184 | HAVERHILL, MA | ||
| 185 | WORCESTER, MA | ||
| 186 | FALMOUTH, MA | ||
| 187 | Gloucester, MA | ||
| 188 | LYNN, MA | ||
| 189 | Wrentham, MA | ||
| 190 | HOPKINTON, MA | ||
| 191 | WOBURN, MA | ||
| 192 | HOLLISTON, MA | ||
| 193 | PLYMOUTH, MA | ||
| 194 | SHREWSBURY, MA | ||
| 195 | SPRINGFIELD, MA | ||
| 196 | Salisbury, MA | ||
| 197 | EVERETT, MA | ||
| 198 | SALEM, MA | ||
| 199 | NORTON, MA | ||
| 200 | Foxboro, MA | ||
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