Community Foundation for MetroWest Announces 2024 Fall Grant Partners

The Community Foundation for MetroWest is thrilled to announce its 2024 Fall Grant Partners, awarding a total of $625,000 to support critical initiatives across the MetroWest region.

This year’s grants were awarded to 69 nonprofit grant partners that encompass a diverse range of focus areas, including, environmental, human services, arts & culture, and hunger relief initiatives. These funds will empower local non-profit organizations to address vital needs and enhance the lives of residents throughout MetroWest.

“This year, we’ve received a remarkable number of grant proposals, a testament to the growing needs of our community,” said Jay Kim, Executive Director of the Community Foundation for MetroWest. “We are committed to supporting our non-profit partners in delivering essential services, cultivating artistic expression, and creating a more equitable and sustainable future for all.”

“While MetroWest is often seen as a collection of affluent suburbs, it’s important to remember the striking disparities our neighbors are facing,” stated Susan Kavoogian, Chair of the Foundation’s Distribution Committee and Foundation Trustee.  We are so grateful to our Distribution Committee for investing their time in reviewing applications and going on site visits to make informed and thoughtful decisions when awarding these grants.”   

See below for our full list of 2024 Grant Partners:

Arts & Culture Grant Partners:

  • Acton Community Center Inc DBA Theatre III
  • Bellforge Arts Center
  • Chhandika
  • Danforth Art Museum and School
  • Dedham School of Music
  • Discovery Museum
  • Framingham History Center
  • HCA
  • Hudson Armory Project
  • Metrowest Writers’ Guild
  • Natick Historical Society
  • Performing Arts Center of MetroWest
  • Plugged In Band Program
  • Rose Art Museum
  • South Asian Circle of Hopkinton
  • Special Needs Arts Programs

Human Services Grant Partners:

  • 2Life Communities
  • Advocates
  • African Cultural Services, Africano Waltham
  • Association for Autism and Neurodiversity (AANE)
  • Bethany Hill Place
  • Brazilian American Center (BRACE)
  • Catholic Charities of Worcester County, Milford
  • Clear Path For Veterans New England
  • Cooperative Elder Services
  • Crossroads Continuum
  • Dignity Matters
  • Domestic Violence Services Network
  • Edinburg Center
  • Employment Options
  • Family ACCESS of Newton
  • Gratis Healthcare
  • Hope and Comfort Hygiene Hub
  • Horizons For Homeless Children
  • Hospitality Common
  • Key Program, The Children’s Charter
  • LVM Literacy Unlimited
  • Mental Health Collaborative
  • MetroWest Legal Services
  • Minuteman Senior Services
  • Natick Service Council
  • Needham Community Council
  • New Life Furniture Bank of MA
  • Political Asylum/Immigration Representation Project (PAIR)
  • Reach Beyond Domestic Violence
  • Revive In Action
  • RIA, INC – Ready.Inspire.Act
  • South Middlesex Opportunity Council (SMOC)
  • WATCH CDC

Hunger Relief Grant Partners:

  • A Place To Turn
  • Acton Community Supper and Food Pantry
  • Aurelia’s Garden
  • Boston Area Gleaners
  • Centre Street Food Pantry
  • Community Day Center of Waltham
  • EMK Community Health Center
  • Gaining Ground
  • Greater Framingham Community Church
  • Hockomock YMCA
  • Hudson Community Food Pantry
  • Land’s Sake Farm
  • Lexington Farmers’ Market
  • MassBay Community College
  • Medway Community Farm
  • Medway Village Food Pantry Inc
  • Open Table
  • Waltham Fields Community Farm
  • Sudbury Community Food Pantry

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