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The Boston Foundation is proud to work with and support the amazing nonprofit organizations, artists, educators, and agencies that power so much good across our region.
Our Nonprofit Partners
Nearly all grants funded through the Foundation’s endowment and designated and special funds (what we call discretionary grantmaking) support nonprofits and initiatives within Massachusetts. Some are branches of national organizations. The following list names all of TBF’s FY2025 grantees. Donor advised fund grantees are not all named here; however, it is gratifying that among these listed, 238 have also received support from our donor advised funds this year.
Alphabetical List of Grantees
Boston Main Streets Foundation
Boston Municipal Research Bureau, Inc.
Boston Pride for the People
Boston Private Industry Council, Inc.
Boston Public Art Triennial
Boston Public Market Association
Boston Public Schools
Boston Rescue Mission, Inc.
Boston Ujima Project, Inc.
Boston University
Boston Women's Fund, Inc.
Boston Women's Workforce Council
Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston, Inc.
Brazilian American Center - Brace
Brazilian Community Heritage Foundation Corp
The Brazilian Media Project Inc
Brazilian Women's Group, Inc.
Brazilian Worker Center, Inc.
Bridge Forward Fund
Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.
Beyond Grantmaking
As part of our Community Leadership pathway work, we focus on building and supporting the nonprofit ecosystem writ large, through services to develop the infrastructure and support the individuals who make up our region’s impressive nonprofit sector. This includes timely workshops; networking opportunities; and Nonprofit Update, a quarterly newsletter TBF produces to connect nonprofit leaders with grant opportunities, professional development options, key upcoming events, and other news and resources to support a thriving nonprofit sector.
“Nonprofits can’t meet their missions without a fairly compensated workforce, strong operations, strategic planning and a myriad of other internal capacities.”
Leigh Handschuh
Senior Program Officer, Nonprofit Sector Infrastructure
Sustaining the Sector
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