John A Mcneice Jr Charitable Foundation

About John A Mcneice Jr Charitable Foundation

John A McNeice Jr Charitable Foundation’s giving is shaped by Roman Catholic institutions and closely related educational, charitable, and medical organizations, with most of its recent grants landing in Massachusetts. The foundation’s mission centers on supporting the Catholic faith and mission of the Church, the education and development of young people, and people who are unable to support themselves. Recent awards show that this intent is translated into sizable general-purpose gifts across parishes, schools, Catholic colleges, and service organizations. Among the larger awards, it gave $350,000 to St John the Baptist Catholic Church in Quincy and $350,000 to Cardinal Spellman High School in Brockton. It also supported Austin Preparatory School in Reading, Daughters of St Paul in Boston, and The Catholic Community Fund of the Archdiocese of Boston in Braintree at $250,000 each. The recurring use of general-purpose support suggests the foundation often funds institutional operating needs rather than narrowly defined projects. Its recent grantees include both parish-based and school-based recipients, along with Catholic service organizations, reflecting a mix of faith formation, education, and aid to vulnerable communities.

What John A Mcneice Jr Charitable Foundation Funds

Education is a major thread in the foundation’s recent giving. It awarded $250,000 to Campaign for Catholic Schools in Braintree and $125,000 to Lowell Catholic Inc in Lowell, both on a general-purpose basis. In higher education, Trustees of Boston College in Chestnut Hill received $250,000, showing support for Catholic academic institutions as well. Religious organizations are also central. The foundation gave $250,000 to Saint Thomas the Apostle Parish in Millis and $113,950 to Holy Rosary Shrine in Lawrence. Church-related ministries appear alongside parish support, including $200,000 to the Oblates of the Virgin Mary in Boston. Its charitable work extends to social services. Saint Francis House Inc in Boston received $200,000, and South Shore Community Action Council in Plymouth received $200,000, indicating support for organizations serving people with immediate needs. Youth-focused funding also appears in awards to Montrose School in Medfield and Ron Burton Training Village Camp in Hubbardston.

How John A Mcneice Jr Charitable Foundation Gives