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    Barr Foundation

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    BOSTON, MAWebsite6178543500

    About Barr Foundation

    To invest in human, natural, and creative potential, serving as thoughtful stewards and catalysts.

    Focus Areas

    Arts + CreativityClimateEducationSector EffectivenessSpecial InitiativesWaterfrontRacial Wealth Equity

    Who They Fund

    regional communities in the Northeast / New England (Greater Boston, East Boston)local education agencies, school leaders, and teachersarts organizations, cultural institutions, and creative practitionersresidents of low-income / revitalizing neighborhoods (TDI districts)public transit users and regional transportation coalitions

    About Barr Foundation

    Barr Foundation’s recent grantmaking is anchored by large, multi-year investments in clean energy, education, and arts infrastructure across New England. One of its clearest patterns is the repeated support for the United States Energy Foundation to accelerate the transition to clean energy in the Northeast, including $3,425,000 in 2024 and two $3,275,000 grants in 2023 and 2025. The foundation also backs systems-oriented work in public education, such as support for the National Center for Civic Innovation to help scale school observation visits and provide capacity-building for Barr grantee school leaders. In the arts, Barr has funded major field-building and capital efforts, including support for Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival’s new dance theater and for New England Foundation for the Arts to recenter its public art program around spatial justice. Across these grants, the foundation combines program support, technical assistance, and capital investments, with a strong emphasis on initiatives that build organizational capacity and shape broader systems rather than one-off projects. Its portfolio includes regional collaborations, intermediaries, and place-based investments tied to community change.

    What Barr Foundation Funds

    In climate, Barr has funded both regional advocacy and implementation. It gave $1,250,000 to the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy to support implementation of bus rapid transit in Greater Boston, and $1,000,000 to the Metropolitan Area Planning Council for mobility, clean energy, and climate resiliency planning. The foundation also backed the Conservation Law Foundation with $1,100,000 for core support for the Transportation for Massachusetts Coalition. In arts and creativity, Barr supports organizations working on physical spaces and community change. It granted $1,754,500 to the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency to support art-based strategies and investments in Transformative Development Initiative districts, and $1,000,000 to Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival for construction of a new dance theater. Barr also gave $1,500,000 to the New Venture Fund for “Culture and Creativity Powering Community Change,” an initiative of a funder collaborative. Education grants show a similar focus on implementation and leadership, including support for TNTP’s implementation planning and the National Center for Civic Innovation’s work with the Engage New England cohort.

    How Barr Foundation Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $338.6M

    Total Assets

    $1.9B

    Total Revenue

    $191.8M

    Total Expenses

    $191.6M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $1K and $175K, with a median of $63K.

    25th Percentile

    $1K

    Median

    $63K

    75th Percentile

    $175K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional32 states funded

    About 64% of grants go to recipients in CA.

    Funding intensity
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    Leadership

    JAMES CANALES - SEE STATEMENT 16

    PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEE

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    EIN: 04-6579815
    3 filings on record

    Funding Style

    capacity building / organizational developmentgeneral operating / core supportcapital & real estate investmentsimplementation / project-specific supportcollaborative funder initiatives / multi-stakeholder partnerships

    Topics

    clean energy transition in the Northeastsustainable mobility & bus rapid transit / public transit implementationclimate resiliency & adaptation planningarts- and culture-led community & economic development (creative placemaking)K–12 education improvement: teacher leadership, diversity & school observation scalingtransformative development initiative (TDI) districts / neighborhood economic developmentstable & affordable housing in local communities

    Barr Foundation’s grant sizes range from small awards to major commitments: the 25th percentile is $1,200, the median is $62,500, and the 75th percentile is $175,000. That spread points to a portfolio that includes both modest project support and seven-figure investments. The recent grants list also shows repeat funding to the same organizations across multiple years, especially in climate, education, and arts. Barr is a regular funder with program areas and time-limited special initiatives, and it also makes program-related investments. It funds individuals as well. Unsolicited applications are accepted in Arts + Creativity, Education, Climate, and Sector Effectiveness, while Special Initiatives are targeted and time-limited.

    Where Barr Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is concentrated in Massachusetts, which accounts for 64% of grants by recipient location, but the foundation gives most often in California by state count. Recent awards land heavily in Boston, with additional Massachusetts recipients in Springfield and Becket. Outside Massachusetts, major recipient cities include New York and Washington, DC, reflecting the use of intermediaries and technical-assistance partners. All recorded grants in the dataset go to US recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Barr Foundation

    What kinds of work does Barr Foundation support?

    Barr funds arts and creativity, climate, education, sector effectiveness, special initiatives, waterfront work, and racial wealth equity. Recent grants show support for clean energy transition, bus rapid transit, public art, school observation visits, teacher leadership, and capital investments in arts and neighborhood development.

    Does Barr Foundation fund large multi-year grants?

    Yes. Recent awards include several seven-figure grants, such as $3,425,000 to the United States Energy Foundation, $2,900,000 to the Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts, and $1,754,500 to the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency. Its typical grant size also shows a wide spread, with a median of $62,500 and a 75th percentile of $175,000.

    Is Barr Foundation focused on New England?

    Yes. Its active programs are centered on New England or Massachusetts, and recent grants include Boston, Springfield, Becket, and regional intermediaries serving the Northeast. The foundation also describes climate work in New England and education work focused on public high schools in New England.

    Does Barr Foundation accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes for several active programs: Arts + Creativity, Education, Climate, and Sector Effectiveness all accept unsolicited applications. Special Initiatives are targeted and time-limited, and the completed Barr-Klarman Massachusetts Arts Initiative did not accept unsolicited applications.

    What types of grantees does Barr Foundation support?

    Its recent grants include intermediary organizations, coalitions, public agencies, arts institutions, and education partners. Examples from the data include the United States Energy Foundation, National Center for Civic Innovation, Massachusetts Development Finance Agency, Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, and Conservation Law Foundation.

    Accepts unsolicited proposals
    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    (855) UNITED STATES ENERGY FOUNDATIONSAN FRANCISCO, CA$3,275,0002025TO ACCELERATE THE TRANSITION TO CLEAN ENERGY IN THE NORTHEAST
    (219) COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF WESTERN MASSACHUSETTSSPRINGFIELD, MA$2,900,0002025TO SUPPORT THE VALLEY CREATES INITIATIVE
    (552) NATIONAL CENTER FOR CIVIC INNOVATION INCNEW YORK, NY$1,550,0002025TO CONTINUE TO LEAD THE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE SCHOOLS IN THE BEYOND ENE (ENGAGE NEW ENGLAND) COHORT
    (126) BOSTON UJIMA PROJECT INCBOSTON, MA$1,200,0002025TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT
    (551) NATIONAL CENTER FOR CIVIC INNOVATION INCNEW YORK, NY$1,180,0002025TO BUILD ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY TO SCALE SCHOOL OBSERVATION VISITS AND TO PROVIDE CAPACITY-BUILDING SUPPORT FOR BARR GRANTEE SCHOOL LEADERS
    (239) CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATION INCBOSTON, MA$1,100,0002025TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT FOR THE TRANSPORTATION FOR MASSACHUSETTS COALITION
    (735) SRI INTERNATIONALMENLO PARK, CA$1,100,0002025TO CONTINUE THE DEVELOPMENTAL EVALUATION AND CONDUCT AN EFFICACY STUDY OF THE BEYOND ENGAGE NEW ENGLAND INITIATIVE
    (238) CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATION INCBOSTON, MA$1,000,0002025TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT FOR THE TRANSPORTATION FOR MASSACHUSETTS COALITION
    (263) DOUBLE EDGE THEATRE PRODUCTIONS INCASHFIELD, MA$1,000,0002025TO PARTICIPATE IN BARR'S CULTURAL EVOLUTION GRANTS PROGRAM
    (490) MASSACHUSETTS DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENCYBOSTON, MA$1,000,0002025TO SUPPORT REAL ESTATE AND CAPITAL INVESTMENTS IN TRANSFORMATIVE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE DISTRICTS
    (896) WORLD MUSIC INCCAMBRIDGE, MA$1,000,0002025TO PARTICIPATE IN BARR'S CULTURAL EVOLUTION GRANTS PROGRAM
    (489) MASSACHUSETTS DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENCYBOSTON, MA$805,0002025TO SUPPORT INTENSIVE ARTS-BASED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMING IN TRANSFORMATIVE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE DISTRICTS
    (576) NEW ENGLAND FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS INCBOSTON, MA$750,0002025TO FURTHER INSTILL A SPATIAL JUSTICE LENS IN THE PUBLIC ART PROGRAMS
    (245) CREATIVE HUB WORCESTERWORCESTER, MA$750,0002025TO SUPPORT THE FIRST PHASE OF CONSTRUCTION OF THE CREATIVE HUB WORCESTER COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER
    (853) UNITED STATES ARTISTS INCCHICAGO, IL$750,0002025TO SUPPORT THE 2025 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM AND CONTINUE TRESTLE AND POLICY RESEARCH, DISCOVERY, AND PLANNING EFFORTS IN NEW ENGLAND
    (482) MASSACHUSETTS BUDGET AND POLICY CENTER INCBOSTON, MA$750,0002025TO PROVIDE CONTINUED SUPPORT FOR THE DELIVERING ON EQUITY COLLECTIVE
    (240) CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATION INCBOSTON, MA$705,0002025TO SUPPORT ADVOCACY AND COMMUNICATIONS EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE AN ACCESSIBLE, EQUITABLE, AND CLIMATE-RESILIENT BOSTON WATERFRONT
    (587) NEW VENTURE FUNDWASHINGTON, DC$650,0002025TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT TO LEADING NOW TO PROVIDE PROGRAMMING TO SUPERINTENDENTS IN NEW ENGLAND
    (415) INSTITUTE FOR NONPROFIT PRACTICE INCBOSTON, MA$650,0002025TO PROVIDE CORE OPERATING SUPPORT DURING MULTI-YEAR GROWTH
    (575) NEW ENGLAND FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS INCBOSTON, MA$650,0002025TO SUPPORT STRATEGIC PLANNING AND EARLY IMPLEMENTATION
    (357) GREATER WORCESTER COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INCWORCESTER, MA$600,0002025TO SUPPORT THE CREATIVE WORCESTER INITIATIVE
    (763) THE EDUCATION TRUSTWASHINGTON, DC$600,0002025TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT FOR THE ORGANIZATION'S MASSACHUSETTS WORK
    (414) INSTITUTE FOR NONPROFIT PRACTICE INCBOSTON, MA$600,0002025TO PROVIDE CORE OPERATING SUPPORT DURING MULTI-YEAR GROWTH
    (328) FRIENDS OF THE LYNN HISTORICAL SOCIETY INCLYNN, MA$580,0002025TO SUPPORT THE LYNNARTS INFRASTRUCTURE AND RENOVATION PROJECT
    (579) NEW ENGLAND GRASSROOTS ENVIRONMENT FUND INCNEWMARKET, NH$565,0002025TO SUPPORT A REGIONAL FEDERAL FUNDING RESOURCE HUB
    (410) INQUILINOS BORICUAS EN ACCION INCBOSTON, MA$500,0002025TO SUPPORT THE CAMPAIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF LA CASA: THE CENTER FOR ARTS, SELF-DETERMINATION, AND ACTIVISM
    (854) UNITED STATES ARTISTS INCCHICAGO, IL$500,0002025TO SUPPORT THE 2024 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM AND TRESTLE RESEARCH, DISCOVERY, AND PLANNING EFFORTS IN NEW ENGLAND
    (669) PRX INCCAMBRIDGE, MA$500,0002025TO SUPPORT STRATEGIC PLANNING
    (522) METROPOLITAN AREA PLANNING COUNCILBOSTON, MA$500,0002025TO SUPPORT MOBILITY, CLEAN ENERGY, AND CLIMATE RESILIENCY PLANNING
    (499) MASSACHUSETTS MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART FOUNDATION INCNORTH ADAMS, MA$500,0002025TO SUPPORT THE SECOND PHASE OF ITS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES STRATEGY
    (544) NATIONAL ARTS STRATEGIES INCALEXANDRIA, VA$500,0002025TO SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE PROJECT PILOT
    (177) CITY OF BOSTONBOSTON, MA$500,0002025TO SUPPORT THE CULTURAL ACCESS PROGRAM ("MUSEUM SUNDAYS"): 60% TO INNOVATION FUND AND 40% TO UNRESTRICTED PROJECT EXPENSES
    (567) NECTAR COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS INCLAWRENCE, MA$500,0002025TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMING
    (757) THE CENTER FOR CULTURAL INNOVATIONLOS ANGELES, CA$500,0002025TO SUPPORT AMBITIOUS AND RESEARCH 2 IMPACT
    (721) SMART GROWTH AMERICAWASHINGTON, DC$500,0002025TO INFORM FEDERAL TRANSPORTATION POLICY AND EDUCATE AND ENGAGE MASSACHUSETTS STAKEHOLDERS
    (496) MASSACHUSETTS MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART FOUNDATION INCNORTH ADAMS, MA$500,0002025TO SUPPORT THE FIRST PHASE OF LONG-TERM PLANNING, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, AND SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES
    (505) MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS ASSOCIATION INCFRANKLIN, MA$475,0002025TO CONTINUE SUPPORT FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF M.A.S.S.'S STRATEGY FOR ADVANCING RACIAL EQUITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSION, INCLUDING THE NEW SUPERINTENDENTS' INDUCTION PROGRAM
    (92) BOSTON FOUNDATION INCBOSTON, MA$450,0002025TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT TO THE AAPI ARTS & CULTURE COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM
    (208) COLLEGE BOUND DORCHESTER INCDORCHESTER, MA$450,0002025FOR UNRESTRICTED CORE SUPPORT FOR NEW ENGLAND WORK AND SYSTEM STRENGTHENING
    (566) NECTAR COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS INCLAWRENCE, MA$450,0002025TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMING
    (138) BROWN UNIVERSITY OF PROVIDENCE STATE OF RI AND PROV PLANTATIONSPROVIDENCE, RI$440,0002025FOR THE ANNENBERG INSTITUTE TO PREPARE AND LAUNCH RESEARCH EXPLORING THE DEVELOPMENTAL ARCS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE EDUCATORS
    (814) THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INCBOSTON, MA$428,5712025TO SUPPORT CORE OPERATIONS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF STRATEGIC GROWTH PLAN FOR DESIGN STUDIO FOR SOCIAL INTERVENTION
    (74) BIKES NOT BOMBS INCJAMAICA PLAIN, MA$420,0002025TO SUPPORT INCREASED ACCESS TO BIKE SHOP SERVICES AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ON TRANSPORTATION ISSUES IN DORCHESTER, MATTAPAN, AND ROXBURY
    (759) THE CHISHOLM LEGACY PROJECT INCBURTONSVILLE, MD$415,0002025TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY-BASED LEADERS IN NEW ENGLAND TO ADVANCE EQUITY-CENTERED CLIMATE SOLUTIONS
    (602) NOW AND THERE INCBOSTON, MA$405,0002025TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
    (9) ACADIA CENTERROCKPORT, ME$405,0002025TO ADVANCE ENERGY AND BUILDING DECARBONIZATION POLICIES IN NEW ENGLAND, THROUGH RESEARCH AND NON-PARTISAN ANALYSIS, STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION, AND REGULATORY ACTIVITIES
    (550) NATIONAL CENTER FOR CIVIC INNOVATION INCNEW YORK, NY$405,0002025TO DESIGN AND HOST AN INSPIRATIONAL STUDY TOUR TO SUPPORT MEETING THE MOMENT COHORT GRANTEES IN DREAMING ABOUT WHAT MIGHT BE POSSIBLE FOR HIGH SCHOOL TRANSFORMATION
    (297) ESSEX COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INCBEVERLY, MA$400,0002025TO SUPPORT THE SUSTAINABILITY PHASE (2023-26) OF ECCF'S CREATIVE COUNTY INITIATIVE
    (100) BOSTON GLOBE MEDIA PARTNERS LLCBOSTON, MA$400,0002025TO CONTINUE SUPPORT FOR THE GREAT DIVIDE
    (727) SOUTHCOAST COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INCNEW BEDFORD, MA$400,0002025TO SUPPORT THE CREATIVE SOUTHCOAST INITIATIVE

    (855) UNITED STATES ENERGY FOUNDATION

    $3,275,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    TO ACCELERATE THE TRANSITION TO CLEAN ENERGY IN THE NORTHEAST

    (219) COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS

    $2,900,000
    SPRINGFIELD, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE VALLEY CREATES INITIATIVE

    (552) NATIONAL CENTER FOR CIVIC INNOVATION INC

    $1,550,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    TO CONTINUE TO LEAD THE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE SCHOOLS IN THE BEYOND ENE (ENGAGE NEW ENGLAND) COHORT

    (126) BOSTON UJIMA PROJECT INC

    $1,200,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT

    (551) NATIONAL CENTER FOR CIVIC INNOVATION INC

    $1,180,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    TO BUILD ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY TO SCALE SCHOOL OBSERVATION VISITS AND TO PROVIDE CAPACITY-BUILDING SUPPORT FOR BARR GRANTEE SCHOOL LEADERS

    (239) CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATION INC

    $1,100,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT FOR THE TRANSPORTATION FOR MASSACHUSETTS COALITION

    (735) SRI INTERNATIONAL

    $1,100,000
    MENLO PARK, CA2025

    TO CONTINUE THE DEVELOPMENTAL EVALUATION AND CONDUCT AN EFFICACY STUDY OF THE BEYOND ENGAGE NEW ENGLAND INITIATIVE

    (238) CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATION INC

    $1,000,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT FOR THE TRANSPORTATION FOR MASSACHUSETTS COALITION

    (263) DOUBLE EDGE THEATRE PRODUCTIONS INC

    $1,000,000
    ASHFIELD, MA2025

    TO PARTICIPATE IN BARR'S CULTURAL EVOLUTION GRANTS PROGRAM

    (490) MASSACHUSETTS DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENCY

    $1,000,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT REAL ESTATE AND CAPITAL INVESTMENTS IN TRANSFORMATIVE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE DISTRICTS

    (896) WORLD MUSIC INC

    $1,000,000
    CAMBRIDGE, MA2025

    TO PARTICIPATE IN BARR'S CULTURAL EVOLUTION GRANTS PROGRAM

    (489) MASSACHUSETTS DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENCY

    $805,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT INTENSIVE ARTS-BASED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMING IN TRANSFORMATIVE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE DISTRICTS

    (576) NEW ENGLAND FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS INC

    $750,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO FURTHER INSTILL A SPATIAL JUSTICE LENS IN THE PUBLIC ART PROGRAMS

    (245) CREATIVE HUB WORCESTER

    $750,000
    WORCESTER, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE FIRST PHASE OF CONSTRUCTION OF THE CREATIVE HUB WORCESTER COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER

    (853) UNITED STATES ARTISTS INC

    $750,000
    CHICAGO, IL2025

    TO SUPPORT THE 2025 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM AND CONTINUE TRESTLE AND POLICY RESEARCH, DISCOVERY, AND PLANNING EFFORTS IN NEW ENGLAND

    (482) MASSACHUSETTS BUDGET AND POLICY CENTER INC

    $750,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO PROVIDE CONTINUED SUPPORT FOR THE DELIVERING ON EQUITY COLLECTIVE

    (240) CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATION INC

    $705,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT ADVOCACY AND COMMUNICATIONS EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE AN ACCESSIBLE, EQUITABLE, AND CLIMATE-RESILIENT BOSTON WATERFRONT

    (587) NEW VENTURE FUND

    $650,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT TO LEADING NOW TO PROVIDE PROGRAMMING TO SUPERINTENDENTS IN NEW ENGLAND

    (415) INSTITUTE FOR NONPROFIT PRACTICE INC

    $650,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO PROVIDE CORE OPERATING SUPPORT DURING MULTI-YEAR GROWTH

    (575) NEW ENGLAND FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS INC

    $650,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT STRATEGIC PLANNING AND EARLY IMPLEMENTATION

    (357) GREATER WORCESTER COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC

    $600,000
    WORCESTER, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE CREATIVE WORCESTER INITIATIVE

    (763) THE EDUCATION TRUST

    $600,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT FOR THE ORGANIZATION'S MASSACHUSETTS WORK

    (414) INSTITUTE FOR NONPROFIT PRACTICE INC

    $600,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO PROVIDE CORE OPERATING SUPPORT DURING MULTI-YEAR GROWTH

    (328) FRIENDS OF THE LYNN HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC

    $580,000
    LYNN, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE LYNNARTS INFRASTRUCTURE AND RENOVATION PROJECT

    (579) NEW ENGLAND GRASSROOTS ENVIRONMENT FUND INC

    $565,000
    NEWMARKET, NH2025

    TO SUPPORT A REGIONAL FEDERAL FUNDING RESOURCE HUB

    (410) INQUILINOS BORICUAS EN ACCION INC

    $500,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE CAMPAIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF LA CASA: THE CENTER FOR ARTS, SELF-DETERMINATION, AND ACTIVISM

    (854) UNITED STATES ARTISTS INC

    $500,000
    CHICAGO, IL2025

    TO SUPPORT THE 2024 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM AND TRESTLE RESEARCH, DISCOVERY, AND PLANNING EFFORTS IN NEW ENGLAND

    (669) PRX INC

    $500,000
    CAMBRIDGE, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT STRATEGIC PLANNING

    (522) METROPOLITAN AREA PLANNING COUNCIL

    $500,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT MOBILITY, CLEAN ENERGY, AND CLIMATE RESILIENCY PLANNING

    (499) MASSACHUSETTS MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART FOUNDATION INC

    $500,000
    NORTH ADAMS, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE SECOND PHASE OF ITS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES STRATEGY

    (544) NATIONAL ARTS STRATEGIES INC

    $500,000
    ALEXANDRIA, VA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF THE PROJECT PILOT

    (177) CITY OF BOSTON

    $500,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE CULTURAL ACCESS PROGRAM ("MUSEUM SUNDAYS"): 60% TO INNOVATION FUND AND 40% TO UNRESTRICTED PROJECT EXPENSES

    (567) NECTAR COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS INC

    $500,000
    LAWRENCE, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMING

    (757) THE CENTER FOR CULTURAL INNOVATION

    $500,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    TO SUPPORT AMBITIOUS AND RESEARCH 2 IMPACT

    (721) SMART GROWTH AMERICA

    $500,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    TO INFORM FEDERAL TRANSPORTATION POLICY AND EDUCATE AND ENGAGE MASSACHUSETTS STAKEHOLDERS

    (496) MASSACHUSETTS MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART FOUNDATION INC

    $500,000
    NORTH ADAMS, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE FIRST PHASE OF LONG-TERM PLANNING, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, AND SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES

    (505) MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS ASSOCIATION INC

    $475,000
    FRANKLIN, MA2025

    TO CONTINUE SUPPORT FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF M.A.S.S.'S STRATEGY FOR ADVANCING RACIAL EQUITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSION, INCLUDING THE NEW SUPERINTENDENTS' INDUCTION PROGRAM

    (92) BOSTON FOUNDATION INC

    $450,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT TO THE AAPI ARTS & CULTURE COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM

    (208) COLLEGE BOUND DORCHESTER INC

    $450,000
    DORCHESTER, MA2025

    FOR UNRESTRICTED CORE SUPPORT FOR NEW ENGLAND WORK AND SYSTEM STRENGTHENING

    (566) NECTAR COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS INC

    $450,000
    LAWRENCE, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMING

    (138) BROWN UNIVERSITY OF PROVIDENCE STATE OF RI AND PROV PLANTATIONS

    $440,000
    PROVIDENCE, RI2025

    FOR THE ANNENBERG INSTITUTE TO PREPARE AND LAUNCH RESEARCH EXPLORING THE DEVELOPMENTAL ARCS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE EDUCATORS

    (814) THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND INC

    $428,571
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT CORE OPERATIONS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF STRATEGIC GROWTH PLAN FOR DESIGN STUDIO FOR SOCIAL INTERVENTION

    (74) BIKES NOT BOMBS INC

    $420,000
    JAMAICA PLAIN, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT INCREASED ACCESS TO BIKE SHOP SERVICES AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ON TRANSPORTATION ISSUES IN DORCHESTER, MATTAPAN, AND ROXBURY

    (759) THE CHISHOLM LEGACY PROJECT INC

    $415,000
    BURTONSVILLE, MD2025

    TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY-BASED LEADERS IN NEW ENGLAND TO ADVANCE EQUITY-CENTERED CLIMATE SOLUTIONS

    (602) NOW AND THERE INC

    $405,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS

    (9) ACADIA CENTER

    $405,000
    ROCKPORT, ME2025

    TO ADVANCE ENERGY AND BUILDING DECARBONIZATION POLICIES IN NEW ENGLAND, THROUGH RESEARCH AND NON-PARTISAN ANALYSIS, STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION, AND REGULATORY ACTIVITIES

    (550) NATIONAL CENTER FOR CIVIC INNOVATION INC

    $405,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

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    $400,000
    BEVERLY, MA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE SUSTAINABILITY PHASE (2023-26) OF ECCF'S CREATIVE COUNTY INITIATIVE

    (100) BOSTON GLOBE MEDIA PARTNERS LLC

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