The Tarrant Foundation is on a mission to spend down its resources and close out its grantmaking by the year 2040. Here’s what local grantseekers can do now to secure Tarrant’s support.
Read MoreThe Northfield Savings Bank Foundation is part of the bank's commitment to give back 10% of yearly earnings to the community Based in Barre, Vermont, the bank also hosts an accessible donation program.
Read MoreThis New Hampshire funder maintains a low public profile but is also an accessible one worth learning more about if you run a nonprofit in the state.
Read MoreFor over 50 years, the Lintilhac Foundation has been working to build a stronger and healthier Vermont by partnering with local nonprofits. Here’s what local groups should know before approaching this grantmaker.
Read MoreIn this article, we take a closer look at the Charles A. King Trust and its role in Massachusetts philanthropy.
Read MoreIn 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 MoreThe 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 MoreBen & Jerry’s has roots in Vermont and a company philosophy that promotes social change. Here’s what grantseekers should know about the Ben & Jerry’s Foundation and what it funds in Vermont and beyond.
Read MoreLarge parts of New England and the Mid-Atlantic are rural and, despite proximity to large metropolitan areas, tend to receive less philanthropic attention. Here are some place-based funders supporting these areas.
Read MoreThe 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 MoreOne 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 MoreBased 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 MoreTo help Massachusetts nonprofits understand the Highland Street Foundation and how to approach it for funding, here is an overview of this funder’s giving in the state.
Read MoreThe Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts is an accessible New England foundation. Here are some important things to know about this funder for grantseekers just outside of Boston.
Read MoreAlthough 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 MoreThe 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 MoreWyc 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 MoreThe 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 MoreThe 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 MoreTo guide local grantseekers, here are a few things to know about the Boston-based Fuller Foundation, which also awards grants in New Hampshire.
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