What Does the Charles A. King Trust Support in Massachusetts?
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In this article, we take a closer look at the Charles A. King Trust and its role in Massachusetts philanthropy.
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A Look at Shopping Center Magnate Stephen Karp’s Boston Philanthropy
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In 1994, Stephen Karp and his wife, Jill, launched a philanthropic organization to channel charitable donations in the Boston area. Here are the top things to know about the Karp Family Foundation for grantseekers in the Northeast.
Read MoreHow Does the Jewish Teen Foundation of Greater Boston Approach Philanthropy?
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The Jewish Teen Foundation of Greater Boston is a unique philanthropic vehicle that supports nonprofits in Boston and beyond. Here are some details about this youth philanthropy organization and how it operates.
Read MoreA Glimpse into the Becton Family Foundation’s Giving in the Northeast
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The Becton Family Foundation does not have a website and maintains a low public profile. However, it is a good funder to get familiar with in the northeast region of the U.S. Here are some details to guide you.
Read MoreClosing Gaps: How This Boston-Based Fund Supports a Growing Latino Population
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In Massachusetts and elsewhere, Latinos have been among the slowest population groups to recover from COVID challenges. The Latino Equity Fund, housed at the Boston Foundation, is working to close those gaps in its area.
Read MoreMassachusetts Justice: Inside the Hyams Foundation’s Giving
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The Hyams Foundation operates under a strategic framework centered on justice and equity work, especially in local communities of color in Greater Boston. Here are some details about its accessible approach to philanthropy.
Read MoreThis Fund Wants to Dial in on Discriminatory Justice Policy in Massachusetts. Can It Succeed?
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The New Commonwealth Fund is on a mission to tackle systemic racism and the racial funding gap. Its latest grants include a data-driven effort to show how criminal justice policy in the Bay State adversely affects youth of color.
Read MoreThree Things to Know About the Mabel A. Horne Fund’s Giving in Massachusetts
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One lesser-known foundation in Massachusetts is also an accessible one for first-time grantseekers: the Mabel A. Horne Fund. Here are some key points about this funder and how to approach it for a grant.
Read MoreBoston and Beyond: What Grantseekers Should Know about the High Meadows Foundation
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Based in Boston, Massachusetts, the High Meadows Foundation is a private grantmaking foundation led by Carl Ferenbach. Here are some top facts to know about its giving.
Read MoreGetting to Know the Haynes Family Foundation in Massachusetts
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Although the Haynes Family Foundation does not have a website or share much information about its grantmaking practices and procedures, here is an overview of what we know about this Massachusetts-based funder.
Read MoreHow the Haymarket People’s Fund Backs Social Justice in New England
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The Haymarket People’s Fund has given money to nearly every major social justice organization in New England since 1974. Here’s a closer look at how this well-established social justice grantmaker operates in the region.
Read MoreA Closer Look at Entrepreneur Wyc Grousbeck’s Boston Grantmaking
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Wyc Grousbeck is a Massachusetts entrepreneur who created his own philanthropic organization. Here's what we know about Grousbeck’s philanthropy and his commitment to the city of Boston.
Read MoreHow the Gross Family Foundation Gives Locally in Boston
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The Gross Family Foundation concentrates its giving on Boston, Massachusetts. Here are a few things to know about this low-key foundation and how it awards grants throughout the city.
Read MoreA Few Key Details About the Gratis Foundation's Boston Giving
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The Gratis Foundation is managed by Wells Fargo Philanthropic Services and has specific geographic limitations. Here are some details about the Gratis Foundation and how it gives in Boston, Massachusetts.
Read MoreHow and Where the Fuller Foundation Gives in New England
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To guide local grantseekers, here are a few things to know about the Boston-based Fuller Foundation, which also awards grants in New Hampshire.
Read MoreHow the Oldest Town on Cape Cod Approaches Philanthropy
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The town of Sandwich, Massachusetts plays host to a local philanthropic organization called the Fund for Sandwich, a town fund administered by the Cape Cod Foundation. Here are some details for nonprofits in the area.
Read MoreThree Ways the Harbus Foundation Keeps Bostonians Learning
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Through the Harbus Foundation, Harvard Business School students have been giving back to the local community since 1997. Here’s how grants are made and what kinds of nonprofits get funded.
Read MoreTop Things to Know about the Alfred E. Chase Charity Foundation in Massachusetts
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Here are three things to know about the Alfred E. Chase Charity Foundation and its local grantmaking along the North Shore of Massachusetts.
Read MoreFour Things to Know About Citizens Bank’s New England Grantmaking
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Citizens Financial Group is one of the largest financial institutions in the U.S., but its Citizens Charitable Foundation focuses on the New England region, especially Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Here are four things to know about its grantmaking.
Read MoreA Few Things to Know About the John W. Henry Family Foundation’s Boston Giving
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John Henry is a major mover and shaker in Boston's business world, but he and wife also do a fair amount of local giving through their family foundation. We take a quick look at where grants go.
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