About Beveridge Family Foundation
The Beveridge Family Foundation concentrates almost all of its recent giving on a single recipient: Stanley Park of Westfield, MA. Grants are large and appear to be capital- or restriction-driven (one listed as a "restricted gift"), indicating a priority on supporting park infrastructure, land stewardship, or an endowed/restricted purpose in the regional recreation/green-space sector. The foundation’s activity is highly targeted, regional, and project/capital-focused rather than broadly diversified across many organizations.
Focus Areas
Capital and restricted gifts to a regional park (Stanley Park of Westfield, MA)Support for community recreation and green-space stewardship in western MassachusettsEndowment or long-term financial support for a single flagship park organization
Who They Fund
children and youth (including incarcerated youth and youth in low‑income communities)low‑income residents and families in Hampden & Hampshire Counties / Western Massachusettsolder adults (age‑in‑place services)people with disabilities (adaptive programs & equipment)
About Beveridge Family Foundation
The Beveridge Family Foundation’s recent giving is dominated by Stanley Park of Westfield, with three large grants in consecutive years: $816,096 in 2023, a $813,660 restricted gift in 2024, and $807,528 in 2025. That pattern points to a funder with a sustained commitment to a single regional institution rather than a widely dispersed portfolio. Around that core relationship, the foundation also supports a small set of Western Massachusetts nonprofits with grants tied to capacity building, education, and community services. Recent awards include $50,000 to Human Service Forum for responsive capacity building and technical assistance, and $50,000 to Northfield Mount Hermon School for the Frank Stanley Beveridge Scholarship Fund. The foundation’s grantmaking also reaches projects involving youth leadership, school-based programs, and facility improvements, as seen in gifts to organizations such as Girls Inc. of the Valley, Hitchcock Center for the Environment, and The Care Center. Across these awards, the emphasis is on targeted support that can strengthen an organization, a program, or a specific asset over time.
What Beveridge Family Foundation Funds
A clear theme in the foundation’s work is organizational capacity. It gave $50,000 to Human Service Forum in both 2024 and 2025 for responsive capacity building and technical assistance, and earlier provided $50,000 to Martin Luther King Jr. Family Services for capacity building and leadership transition. Education is another recurring area: Northfield Mount Hermon School received $50,000 grants in 2023, 2024, and 2025 for the Frank Stanley Beveridge Scholarship Fund, while The Community Adolescent Resources and Education Center received $45,000 in 2025 for Bard Microcollege Holyoke. The foundation also supports built-environment and facility projects, including $50,000 to Girls Inc. of the Valley for phase A renovations of its program center and headquarters, and $46,000 to Friends of the Jones Library for expansion and restoration.
How Beveridge Family Foundation Gives
The foundation’s typical grant size is tightly clustered at $5,000 at the 25th percentile, median, and $20,000 at the 75th percentile, even though its recent list also includes much larger awards. The pattern shows repeat funding to the same organizations across multiple years, especially Stanley Park of Westfield, Human Service Forum, and Northfield Mount Hermon School. It appears to operate as a regular funder with annual grantmaking, and it also makes impact investments and accepts unsolicited applications in several program areas. The grant record suggests a mix of operating support, restricted gifts, and project-specific awards rather than a single grant type.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$2.6M
Total Assets
$67.1M
Total Revenue
$6.6M
Total Expenses
$3.8M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $5K and $20K, with a median of $5K.
25th Percentile
$5K
Median
$5K
75th Percentile
$20K
Geographic Reach
Regional19 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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