The Sudbury Foundation is a private foundation working to transform lives and strengthen communities through grant making and scholarship programs in Sudbury, MA and surrounding communities.

The Sudbury Foundation

Racial Equity & Inclusion Grants

The Foley Hoag Foundation, established by the law firm Foley Hoag in 1981, aims to support programs in Greater Boston, New York City, and metropolitan Washington, D.C., that address inequality in various forms including racial, ethnic, gender, and wealth disparities. It focuses on innovative projects where a small grant can make a meaningful difference, striving to create equitable communities where everyone can achieve their full potential and encouraging community-based philanthropy.

Foley Hoag

Foley Hoag Foundation Grant

The Leonard-Litz LGBTQ+ Foundation epitomizes the most constructive path forward to advance the embattled values of equality, dignity, diversity, inclusivity, and peace.

Leonard-Litz Foundation

Leonard-Litz Foundation Grant

In the farmed animal and food systems space, The Quinn Foundation makes grants on behalf of Stray Dog Institute. The Stray Dog Institute is committed to building a better world for people, animals, and the environment. 

The Quinn Foundation

Stray Dog Institute Grant

The Stewardship Foundation provides resources to Christ-centered organizations that share their faith in Jesus in word and deed with others throughout the world.

The Stewardship Foundation

The Stewardship Foundation Grant

The CS Fund and Warsh-Mott Legacy, established by Maryanne Mott and Herman Warsh, are private family foundations that seek to provide consistent, long-term support across common program areas. Their grantmaking is forward-thinking and evolving, emphasizing the importance of general support, multi-year grants, and project-restricted grants to advance specific objectives. They recognize the role of general and sustained funding in strengthening institutions and fostering longevity.

CS Fund & Warsh-Mott Legacy

CS Fund and Warsh-Mott Legacy Grant

The Frankel Family Foundation aims to create a world of equal opportunity within a healthy, sustainable planet. It focuses on promoting a just society that safeguards both the environment and its diverse inhabitants. The foundation is motivated by Jewish values of justice ("tzedak") and is committed to combating climate change, supporting sustainable energy initiatives, and addressing the developed world's reliance on fossil fuels.

Frankel Family Foundation

Frankel Family Foundation Grants

Looking Out amplifies the impact of music by empowering those without a voice, from neighborhood to nation, by funding causes and organizations that often go unnoticed. Founded in 2008 by Brandi Carlile, Tim and Phil Hanseroth, it collaborates with fans, nonprofits, and corporations to turn voices of song into voices of action, adapting to the changing needs of humanity and supporting a diverse demographic. Every campaign launched is backed by donors and fans, with $1.50 from every concert ticket sold contributing to their efforts. Since its inception, the foundation has donated almost $6 million to support various causes including disaster relief, protection for children and families in war-torn countries, food insecurity programs, racial justice, incarceration prevention, and self-defense workshops for marginalized communities.

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