Supported Organizations
Current Grant Recipients
The Advisory Board of the Wellington Management Foundation is pleased to share the list of Grant recipients for the 2011/2012 grant cycle. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, this year the Foundation was able to award 29 grants and 2 scholarships to nonprofit organizations in the communities in and around Boston and Marlborough, Radnor, Chicago, San Francisco and London. Each of these organizations fulfills a vital role in its community, offering programming to improve education and educational opportunities for economically disadvantaged youth.
Preschool and Elementary Programs
Associated Early Care & Education*
Family Nurturing Center of Massachusetts, Smart From the Start*
Holy Family Day Homes of San Francisco
Julie's Family Learning Program, Inc.
Middle and High School Programs
Beacon Academy, Inc.
Blessed Stephen Bellesini, OSA Academy, Inc.
Epiphany School, Inc.
KIPP Academy Lynn
Nativity School of Worcester, Inc.
Access and Success Programs
Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, Inc.
Breakthrough Cambridge, Inc.
Breakthrough of Greater Philadelphia, Inc.
BUILD, Inc.
Minds Matter of Boston, Inc.
Project Forward Leap Foundation
After school and Summer programs
826 Boston*
America SCORES New England
Boston Algebra in Middle Schools Project, Inc./MathPOWER
Boston Debate League
Boston Family Boat Building
Dawliffe Hall Educational Foundation, Baytree Centre
Friends of St. Stephen's Youth Programs, Inc.
Friends of the Children – Boston, Inc.
Girls Incorporated of Lynn
Horizons at Dedham Country Day School
Hyde Square Task Force
Jewish Family Services of MetroWest*
Sociedad Latina, Inc.
Tenacity, Inc.
* New grantee
Scholarships
Kofi Fynn Scholarship – Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, Inc.
Mary Ann Tynan Scholarship – Dawliffe Hall Educational Foundation, Baytree Centre
The Wellington Management Foundation is a Section 501(c)(3) public charity and is not open to investors.
Features:
We support 29 exemplary organizations that provide educational
services to economically disadvantaged youth in our communities.
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