Boston Foundation

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The Boston Foundation (TBF), founded in 1915, is the community foundation for Greater Boston. Led by President and CEO Lee Pelton, it funds economic opportunity, community wealth building, and equity across the region through programs including Open Door Grants, Safety Net Grants, and the Equality Fund.

Pricing
Safety Net Grants $25,000 to $75,000 (1-year general operating support)
Capabilities
economic opportunity, affordable housing, business equity, community preservation, racial equity, food, fuel and shelter, legal aid, education
Listing status
Unclaimed · Editor-verified

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