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    Bright Horizons Foundation for Children

    ActivoPhilanthropy & Voluntarism
    NEWTON, MASitio web6176586097

    About Bright Horizons Foundation for Children

    Support children and families facing crisis by mobilizing Bright Horizons employees, volunteers, and partners through grants, volunteer projects, and the Bright Spaces program to create safe, playful, healing environments and provide financial assistance when needed.

    Focus Areas

    Children & families in crisisHomelessnessEarly childhood / child developmentEmergency financial assistance (employees)Volunteer-led program support

    Who They Fund

    children in Ukrainedisplaced/refugee childrenchildren in transitional sheltersfamilies with children in transition

    Funding Style

    emergency/humanitarian relief

    About Bright Horizons Foundation for Children

    A defining pattern for Bright Horizons Foundation for Children is its support for children in crisis through Bright Spaces: child-centered rooms and play areas created in shelters and other service settings. Recent grants show that work in practice, from $66,878 to Save the Children for relief efforts for children in Ukraine to repeated $50,000 awards to Horizons for Homeless for activities for children. The foundation’s grants also reach transitional housing and family support settings, including support for children in transitional shelter and for agencies serving families with children in transition. The grant list shows a steady emphasis on trauma-informed, direct-service support rather than broad, unrestricted philanthropy. Bright Spaces awards appear across multiple organizations and years, including grants to Familywise Services, Promises2kids, Gladdin Community House, Eliot Human Services, and The City Center Transitional Living. In those settings, the foundation funds creation or support of spaces where children can play, recover, and connect with family while families navigate homelessness, displacement, or crisis. The foundation also uses volunteer-linked giving through employee-related programs, reinforcing a model built around staff engagement and targeted project support.

    What Bright Horizons Foundation for Children Funds

    One core focus is shelter-based child enrichment. In 2024, Bright Horizons Foundation for Children gave $34,976 to Familywise Services to create a Bright Space, and it gave $16,962 to The City Center Transitional Living to create a Bright Space. Similar awards went to Maryville Academy for a Bright Space and to Hesed House for a Bright Space, showing how the foundation supports child-centered environments inside service agencies. A second theme is crisis response for displaced and conflict-affected children. In 2023, it gave $66,878 to Save the Children to support relief efforts for children in Ukraine. That fits the foundation’s broader interest in psychosocial support and emergency relief for children facing disruption. The foundation also backs family-serving organizations in transition settings. It awarded $8,609 to Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley to support children and families in transitional shelter, and $8,000 to Umass Memorial Health for the same purpose. Those grants align with support for households needing stable, child-friendly spaces during transition.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $135K

    Total Assets

    $1.5M

    Total Revenue

    $725K

    Total Expenses

    $727K

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $8K and $18K, with a median of $10K.

    25th Percentile

    $8K

    Median

    $10K

    75th Percentile

    $18K

    Geographic Reach

    National15 states funded
    Intensidad de financiamiento
    Baja
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    Leadership

    YVONNE LYNCH

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    Topics

    child-friendly/bright spaces in shelterspsychosocial support for conflict-affected childrenemergency relief for children in Ukraineservices for children in transitional sheltersfamily support for displaced households

    How Bright Horizons Foundation for Children Gives

    Typical grant size sits in a narrow middle band: the 25th percentile is $7,635, the median is $10,321, and the 75th percentile is $17,863. That distribution suggests a mix of modest project grants and larger one-off awards. The recent record also shows repeat giving to the same organizations across multiple years, especially Horizons for Homeless, which received $50,000 in 2023, 2024, and 2025. Bright Horizons Foundation for Children is a regular funder, not a DAF, and it does not fund individuals. Some support is tied to employee activity, including the Bright Horizons Employee Relief Fund and Gleason Volunteer Grants, while Bright Spaces sponsorship and fundraising opportunities are separate program channels.

    Where Bright Horizons Foundation for Children Makes Grants

    The foundation gives nationally, and every recent grant in the provided list went to a U.S. recipient. California appears as the top state by grant count, with recipients in places including Fairfield, San Diego, Ventura, Redwood City, and Los Angeles. Massachusetts is also a major destination, including Roxbury, Framingham, Malden, Natick, Worcester, and Newton-area organizations. Other recipient locations include Minneapolis, Columbus, New York, Chicago, Raleigh, Burien, and Daytona Beach, showing a broad U.S. footprint rather than a single-state pattern.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Bright Horizons Foundation for Children

    What kinds of organizations does Bright Horizons Foundation for Children support?

    It supports nonprofits working with children and families in crisis, especially shelters, transitional housing, and child-centered service sites. Recent grants went to organizations such as Horizons for Homeless, Familywise Services, and Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley for activities for children, Bright Spaces, and transitional shelter support.

    What is the foundation’s typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution centers on relatively small project grants: the 25th percentile is $7,635, the median is $10,321, and the 75th percentile is $17,863. Recent awards also include larger exceptions, such as $66,878 for relief efforts for children in Ukraine.

    Does the foundation give to the same organizations more than once?

    Yes. Horizons for Homeless received $50,000 in 2023, $50,000 in 2024, and $50,000 in 2025. The recent grants also show multiple Bright Space awards to organizations such as Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley and Umass Memorial Health.

    What geographic pattern shows up in its grantmaking?

    The foundation gives nationally, and the recent grants list is entirely U.S.-based. California is the top state by grant count, while Massachusetts also appears often, with recipient cities including Roxbury, Framingham, Malden, Natick, and Worcester.

    How does the foundation support children in crisis?

    A major channel is Bright Spaces, which funds warm, safe, child-centered spaces in shelters and other agencies. Recent examples include grants to Familywise Services to create a Bright Space and to The City Center Transitional Living to create a Bright Space, alongside support for children in Ukraine through Save the Children.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    HORIZONS FOR HOMELESSROXBURY, MA$50,0002025TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN
    OUT METRO WESTFRAMINGHAM, MA$22,4552025TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE
    THAT PARENT PLACE JOSIE'S GRACENEWARK, DE$12,5002025TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE
    HEALING PLACERALEIGH, NC$9,4452025TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE
    LIFE MOVES REDWOOD FAMILY HOUSEREDWOOD CITY, CA$9,2312025TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE
    MARY'S PLACEBURIEN, WA$9,2042025TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE
    FAMILY RENEW COMMUNITYDAYTONA BEACH, FL$8,9342025TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE
    HEALING TRANSITIONSLOS ANGELES, CA$7,2422025TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE
    HOME OF THE SPARROWPALATINE, IL$6,1942025TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE
    HORIZONS FOR HOMELESSROXBURY, MA$50,0002024TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN
    FAMILYWISE SERVICESMINNEAPOLIS, MN$34,9762024TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    PROMISES2KIDSSAN DIEGO, CA$18,9062024TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    GLADDIN COMMUNITY HOUSECOLUMBUS, OH$17,9032024TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    ELIOT HUMAN SERVICESMALDEN, MA$17,7422024TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    THE CITY CENTER TRANSITIONAL LIVINGVENTURA, CA$16,9622024TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    MARYVILLE ACADEMYCHICAGO, IL$11,4392024TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    HESED HOUSEAURORA, IL$11,3652024TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE RIO GRANDE VALLEYSAN JUAN, TX$8,6092024TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE RIO GRANDE VALLEYSAN JUAN, TX$8,6092024TO SUPPORT CHILDREN AND FAMILITES IN TRANSITIONAL SHELTER
    UMASS MEMORIAL HEALTHWORCESTER, MA$8,0002024TO SUPPORT CHILDREN AND FAMILITES IN TRANSITIONAL SHELTER
    UMASS MEMORIAL HEALTHWORCESTER, MA$7,0002024TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    GINI'S HOUSE LIBERATION PROGRAMNORWALK, CT$6,8452024TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    SAVE THE CHILDRENFAIRFIELD, CT$66,8782023TO SUPPORT RELIEF EFFORTS FOR CHILDREN IN UKRAINE
    HORIZONS FOR HOMELESSROXBURY, MA$50,0002023TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN
    REGENT FAMILY RESIDENCENEW YORK, NY$11,4422023TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    FAMILY PROMISE METROWESTNATICK, MA$11,1972023TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    E MISSOURI COMMUNITY ACTIONPARK HILLS, MO$7,5132023TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    LA HOPE GARDENSSYLMAR, CA$6,7982023TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    PITTSBURGH CENTER FOR VICTIMSPITTSBURGH, PA$6,0742023TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE
    DES MOINES HOUSE OF MERCYDES MOINES, IA$5,5532023TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    HORIZONS FOR HOMELESS

    $50,000
    ROXBURY, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN

    OUT METRO WEST

    $22,455
    FRAMINGHAM, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE

    THAT PARENT PLACE JOSIE'S GRACE

    $12,500
    NEWARK, DE2025

    TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE

    HEALING PLACE

    $9,445
    RALEIGH, NC2025

    TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE

    LIFE MOVES REDWOOD FAMILY HOUSE

    $9,231
    REDWOOD CITY, CA2025

    TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE

    MARY'S PLACE

    $9,204
    BURIEN, WA2025

    TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE

    FAMILY RENEW COMMUNITY

    $8,934
    DAYTONA BEACH, FL2025

    TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE

    HEALING TRANSITIONS

    $7,242
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE

    HOME OF THE SPARROW

    $6,194
    PALATINE, IL2025

    TO SUPPORT BRIGHT SPACE

    HORIZONS FOR HOMELESS

    $50,000
    ROXBURY, MA2024

    TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN

    FAMILYWISE SERVICES

    $34,976
    MINNEAPOLIS, MN2024

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    PROMISES2KIDS

    $18,906
    SAN DIEGO, CA2024

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    GLADDIN COMMUNITY HOUSE

    $17,903
    COLUMBUS, OH2024

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    ELIOT HUMAN SERVICES

    $17,742
    MALDEN, MA2024

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    THE CITY CENTER TRANSITIONAL LIVING

    $16,962
    VENTURA, CA2024

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    MARYVILLE ACADEMY

    $11,439
    CHICAGO, IL2024

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    HESED HOUSE

    $11,365
    AURORA, IL2024

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY

    $8,609
    SAN JUAN, TX2024

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY

    $8,609
    SAN JUAN, TX2024

    TO SUPPORT CHILDREN AND FAMILITES IN TRANSITIONAL SHELTER

    UMASS MEMORIAL HEALTH

    $8,000
    WORCESTER, MA2024

    TO SUPPORT CHILDREN AND FAMILITES IN TRANSITIONAL SHELTER

    UMASS MEMORIAL HEALTH

    $7,000
    WORCESTER, MA2024

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    GINI'S HOUSE LIBERATION PROGRAM

    $6,845
    NORWALK, CT2024

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    SAVE THE CHILDREN

    $66,878
    FAIRFIELD, CT2023

    TO SUPPORT RELIEF EFFORTS FOR CHILDREN IN UKRAINE

    HORIZONS FOR HOMELESS

    $50,000
    ROXBURY, MA2023

    TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN

    REGENT FAMILY RESIDENCE

    $11,442
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    FAMILY PROMISE METROWEST

    $11,197
    NATICK, MA2023

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    E MISSOURI COMMUNITY ACTION

    $7,513
    PARK HILLS, MO2023

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    LA HOPE GARDENS

    $6,798
    SYLMAR, CA2023

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    PITTSBURGH CENTER FOR VICTIMS

    $6,074
    PITTSBURGH, PA2023

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE

    DES MOINES HOUSE OF MERCY

    $5,553
    DES MOINES, IA2023

    TO CREATE A BRIGHT SPACE