About Lahey Clinic Hospital
Lahey Clinic Hospital Inc directs the bulk of its giving toward expanding health care access across Massachusetts communities, with a major institutional partnership alongside many smaller, local health and social service providers. Grants cluster in towns around Charlestown/Burlington and the North Shore/Lowell region and frequently support primary and specialty care access, senior services, community health centers, and community-based social supports. The foundation also funds neighborhood-level needs (housing, food/urban farming, YMCAs, and municipal aging services) that complement clinical care.
Focus Areas
Regional hospital & specialty care partnership (large institutional support to Beth Israel Lahey Health specialty care)Community health centers and primary care access in Greater Boston, North Shore, and LowellSenior services and municipal council-on-aging programs in Burlington and surrounding townsLocal YMCA branches and youth/family services for preventive/community wellnessFood security and sustainable urban farming programs (New Entry Sustainable Farming, municipal food access)
Who They Fund
underserved local communities (communities with gaps in health services)
About Lahey Clinic Hospital
Lahey Clinic Hospital Inc’s largest recent grant went to Beth Israel Lahey Health Specialty Care, a $7,572,347 award in 2025 for access to primary and/or specialty care. That scale sets the tone for a funder that uses major institutional support alongside a wide set of local grants to improve health access in Massachusetts communities. The foundation’s recent giving shows a clear preference for community-based providers and public entities that can address care gaps, from Burlington and Peabody to Lowell and Arlington. Across its recent grants, the foundation backs clinical care and the neighborhood supports that help people use it: community health centers, senior services, youth and family supports, food access, and municipal programs tied to community health needs. Grants to Town of Burlington, City of Peabody, and Community Teamwork Inc reflect that place-based approach, while awards to local YMCAs, housing organizations, and food programs show attention to nonclinical barriers that affect health access. The pattern is local, recurring, and tied to service delivery rather than individual aid.
What Lahey Clinic Hospital Funds
Primary and specialty care access is the clearest thread in Lahey Clinic Hospital Inc’s recent grants. In 2025, it gave $164,643 to Community Teamwork Inc in Lowell for care access and other identified community health needs, and $110,000 to the City of Peabody for the same broad purpose. The foundation also supports aging and municipal service networks. It awarded $155,177 to Burlington Council on Aging in 2024 for care access and other identified community health needs, following earlier support of $155,177 in 2023 for community support. Food and farm sustainability appears in a smaller but distinct line of giving: in 2025, Town of Burlington - Council on Aging received $55,500 for food and farm sustainability. Youth, family, and community support organizations are another recurring recipient type. Burlington Youth and Family Services received $28,956 in 2024 for care access and other identified community health needs, extending a broader pattern of neighborhood-level health support.
How Lahey Clinic Hospital Gives
Typical grant size is moderate for this foundation’s local giving: the 25th percentile is $18,000, the median is $26,978, and the 75th percentile is $90,000. The distribution includes a very large institutional award at the top and many smaller community grants around it. The recent record also shows repeat recipients across multiple years, including Town of Burlington, Burlington Council on Aging, City of Peabody, Housing Corporation of Arlington, Mill City Grows, and Burlington Youth and Family Services. Lahey Clinic Hospital Inc does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments. The pattern is direct institutional grantmaking, with awards to public agencies, health providers, and community organizations.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$106M
Total Assets
$616.3M
Total Revenue
$1.3B
Total Expenses
$1.2B
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $18K and $90K, with a median of $27K.
25th Percentile
$18K
Median
$27K
75th Percentile
$90K
Geographic Reach
Local3 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
KEVIN TABB MD
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