Showing top 200 of 11,412 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | MASSACHUSETTS CONGREGATIONAL CHARITABLE THE SOCIETY PROVIDES FINANCIAL RELIEF AND SUPPORT FOR RETIRED PERSONS WHO HAVE SERVED AS CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS IN MASSACHUSETTS OR MAINE, AND FOR PERSONS WHO ARE THE SPOUSES, WIDOWS/WIDOWERS, CHILDREN, OR FORMER SPOUSES OF SUCH MINISTERS.CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS SHALL INCLUDE MINISTERS WHO HAVE SERVED CONGREGATIONAL, UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, UNITARIAN, UNIVERSALIST, OR UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCHES. SPOUSE SHALL INCLUDE ANY PERSON MARRIED TO A MINISTER UNDER THE LAWS OF THE RELEVANT JURISDICTION. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 152 | CYRUS LOTHROP TRUST Support of two charitable organizations | Maidstone, VT | |
| 153 | ANNIE OBER TR UW BOCHURCH 31D013012 PROMOTE RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION | BRIDGEPORT, CT | |
| 154 | CLARK CHARITABLE TRUST GIFTS, CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS TO TWENTY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS | LINCOLN, MA | |
| 155 | ABRAHAM SHAPIRO CHARITY FUND CONTRIBUTIONS TO VARIOUS CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS. (SEE PART XV) | NEEDHAM, MA | |
| 156 | TRUST UNDER THE WILL OF DANIEL WHITE The Trust Under the Will of Daniel White is a charitable organization who's goal is supporting and helping to foster religious organizations in and around the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. | CHARLESTOWN, MA | |
| 157 | ARTHUR ASHLEY WILLIAMS FOUNDATION DISTRIBUTION OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO DESERVING CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. | PENOBSCOT, ME | |
| 158 | THE HOPEDALE FOUNDATION GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS | HOPEDALE, MA | |
| 159 | THE NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND SCHOOL OF THE NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (NNESRE) IS AN INCLUSIVE, INTERGENERATIONAL COMMUNITY WELCOMING ALL PEOPLE. NNESRE CONDUCTS AN ANNUAL SESSION OFFERING COURSES AND ACTIVITIES THAT PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT, SOCIOPOLITICAL AWARENESS, ARTISTIC EXPRESSION, PERSONAL GROWTH AND RENEWAL. | HAMDEN, CT | |
| 160 | The Cleary Family Foundation PLEASE NOTE, THE FOUNDATION IS NOT INVOLVED IN ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. ITS PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO SUPPORT, BY CONTRIBUTIONS, OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT | Albany, NY | |
| 161 | INSTITUTE ON RELIGION IN AN AGE OF SCIENCE -To promote creative efforts leading to the formulation, in the light of contemporary knowledge, of effective doctrines and practices for human welfare; -To formulate dynamic and positive relationships between the concepts developed by science and the goals and hopes of humanity expressed through religion; -To state human values and contemporary knowledge in universal and valid terms that they may be understood by all peoples, whatever their cultural background and experience, and provide a basis for world-wide cooperation. | Coventry, CT | |
| 162 | ABRAHAM KAPLAN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) | MARBLEHEAD, MA | |
| 163 | Holliston Lions Club Inc A. To create and foster a spirit of understanding among the peoples of the world B. To promote the principals of good government and citizens C. To take and active interest in the civic, cultural , social and moral welfare of the community D. To unite the members in the bond of friendshipo, good fellowshipand mutual understanding E. To provide a forum for the open discussion of all matters of public interest, provided however, that partisan policics and sectarian religion shall not be debated by club members F To encourage service minded persons to serve their community without personal financial reward, and to encourage efficiency and promot high ethical standards in commerce, industry, professions, public works and private endeavors. | Holliston, MA | |
| 164 | ROTARY SERVICE FUND OF WORCESTER PROVIDE SINGLE-PURPOSE GRANTS TO RECOGNIZED TAX-EXEMPTCHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND SPECIAL NEEDS GROUPS | WORCESTER, MA | |
| 165 | DR ISRAEL and EDITH EDELSTEIN FOUNDATION THE FOUNDATION MAKES VARIOUS CONTRIBUTIONS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DURING THE YEAR- SEE PART XV FOR DETAIL | QUINCY, MA | |
| 166 | BOSSIDY CRERAR POST HOME INC Provides fraternal and financial support to veterans of the armed forces through its post home. In addition, the VFW provides financial support to charitable organizations within the community. | LEE, MA | |
| 167 | WELLESLEY KIWANIS MEMORIAL FUND THE ORGANIZATION RAISES FUNDS THROUGH INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES TO DISTRIBUTE GRANTS TO ADVANCE RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. FOR THIS FISCAL YEAR, THE WELLESLY KIWANIS MEMORIAL FUND GAVE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TOTALING $38,500 DIRECTLY TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. | WELLESLEY, MA | |
| 168 | BEARD FAMILY CHARITABLE TRUST THE BEARD FAMILY CHARITABLE TRUST RECEIVES INVESTMENT INCOME WHICH IT DISTRIBUTES TO PRESELECTED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS QUALIFYING UNDER IRC 501(C)(3). | WAYLAND MA, MA | |
| 169 | New York, NY | ||
| 170 | REVERE, MA | ||
| 171 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 172 | WELLESLEY, MA | ||
| 173 | Marblehead, MA | ||
| 174 | BELMONT, MA | ||
| 175 | BRIDGEPORT, CT | ||
| 176 | NATICK, MA | ||
| 177 | BRIDGEPORT, CT | ||
| 178 | BRIDGEPORT, CT | ||
| 179 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 180 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 181 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 182 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 183 | WESTON, MA | ||
| 184 | AGAWAM, MA | ||
| 185 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 186 | COHASSET, MA | ||
| 187 | South Hampton, NH | ||
| 188 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 189 | albany, NY | ||
| 190 | WESTFORD, MA | ||
| 191 | BEVERLY, MA | ||
| 192 | ANDOVER, MA | ||
| 193 | DOVER, MA | ||
| 194 | EAST PROVIDENCE, RI | ||
| 195 | West Warwick, RI | ||
| 196 | Providence, RI | ||
| 197 | PROVIDENCE, RI | ||
| 198 | CRANSTON, RI | ||
| 199 | PROVIDENCE, RI | ||
| 200 | SEEKONK, MA | ||
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