About Roxbury Home for Aged Women
Sophia Snow Place empowers older adults to live purposefully, with dignity and wellbeing in a comfortable community at a reasonable cost.
Focus Areas
Aging / Senior ServicesAffordable senior housingSupportive living and long-term careCommunity engagementEnvironmental stewardship / restorative gardens
Who They Fund
unspecified
Funding Style
unrestricted/general operating supportgeneral mission supportflexible funding
Topics
unspecified
About Roxbury Home for Aged Women
Roxbury Home for Aged Women directs its giving to a small set of affiliated senior-living organizations in West Roxbury, with six recent grants all supporting charitable mission. The largest recent award, $1,097,576 in 2025, went to Sophia Snow House Inc., followed by $447,208 to Sophia Snow Independent Living Inc. in the same year. Those grants sit within a clear pattern of support for older-adult housing and care, with the foundation backing both the house and independent-living entities over multiple years. The funder’s recent record shows a close relationship to the Sophia Snow Place community. In 2024, it gave $300,000 to Sophia Snow Independent Living Inc. and $200,000 to Sophia Snow House Inc.; in 2023, it continued with $365,000 to Sophia Snow House Inc. and $125,000 to Sophia Snow Independent Living Inc. All of the grants in the recent list stayed in West Roxbury, underscoring a local charitable role centered on sustaining the organizations connected to its mission.
What Roxbury Home for Aged Women Funds
The foundation’s giving is centered on senior services and the organizations that support older adults in a residential community. In 2025, it awarded $1,097,576 to Sophia Snow House Inc. to support charitable mission, and $447,208 to Sophia Snow Independent Living Inc. for the same purpose. Support for housing-related care also appears in earlier years. In 2024, Sophia Snow Independent Living Inc. received $300,000, while Sophia Snow House Inc. received $200,000. The 2023 grants followed the same pattern, with $365,000 to Sophia Snow House Inc. and $125,000 to Sophia Snow Independent Living Inc. The repeated pairing of these recipients suggests a sustained commitment to the home’s interconnected living and support structures rather than one-off programmatic awards.
How Roxbury Home for Aged Women Gives
Typical grants are large: the p25 size is $225,000, the median is $332,500, and the p75 is $426,656. The recent record also shows a very large award at the top end, with $1,097,576 granted in 2025. The pattern is recurring rather than one-time; the same two recipients appear in 2023, 2024, and 2025. Grant descriptions are uniform, each stated as support for charitable mission. Roxbury Home for Aged Women is a local funder, and the recent grants indicate flexible mission support rather than a competitive application-based program.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$2.4M
Total Assets
$23.1M
Total Revenue
$1M
Total Expenses
$1.3M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $225K and $427K, with a median of $333K.
25th Percentile
$225K
Median
$333K
75th Percentile
$427K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
MAGGIE KEEFE
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