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| 2002
ANNUAL GRANTS: |
Abby
Kelley Foster House, Inc., Worcester, MA
This one-year grant is awarded to assist in the development
of program staff and volunteer training in Post-Traumatic
Stress Disorder (PSTD) with the goal of integrating it into
services throughout the various components of this agency
that deals primarily with homeless and battered women.
Contact:
Tess Sneesby, Executive Director
(508) 756-5486x20
E-mail: abbys@abbyshouse.org
www.abbyshouse.org/~abbys
$20,00
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$20,000 |
Associated
Grant Makers, Boston, MA
An annual grant in support of Philanthropy, in general, and
the mission of this membership organization for foundations,
corporations and other grant making organizations.
Contact:
Ronald Ancrum, President
(617) 426-2606x13
E-mail: rancrum@agmconnect.org
www.agmconnect.org
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$13,400
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Boys
and Girls Club of Metrowest, Marlborough, MA
The second year of a grant to support the after-school, Computer
Clubhouse for this community responsive, predominantly
adolescent serving organization.
Contact:
Ron Young, President
(508)485-4912
E-mail: ron.young@bgcmetrowest.org
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$20,000 |
Charles
River Public Internet Center, Waltham, MA
A grant in support of a 2002 Summer Camp for third and fourth
grade girls to advance their understanding of computer applications
and to explore technology focused careers.
Contact:
Sarah McLaughlin, Dir. Of Operations and Training
(781) 891-9559
E-mail: smclaughlin@crpic.org
www.crpic.org
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$5,000 |
Crossroads
Community Foundation, Natick, MA
A matching grant to stimulate new contributors for the evaluation
and design of their Web Site Enhancement project.
Contact:
Mark Yerkes, Executive Director
(508) 647-2260
E-mail: myerkes@ccfdn.org
www.ccfdn.org
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$5,000
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Crossroads
Community Foundation, Natick, MA
A fifth and final grant to a designated fund for the support
of Entrepreneurial projects in the Metrowest area of Massachusetts
and to establish a permanent fund to support such activities.
Contact:
Rebecca Donham, Program Director
(508) 647-2260
E-mail: rdonham@ccfdn.org
www.ccfdn.org
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$30,000 |
East
Providence Substance Abuse Task Force, East Providence, RI
A one-year grant to support the continuation, expansion and
evaluation of Drug Intervention Community Educators (DICE)
a youth run, youth leadership/public service program.
Contact:
Mary Ann Martinez, Coordinator
(401) 435-7517
E-mail: maiiri@aol.com
www.thedicegroup.homestead.com/homepage.html
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$15,650
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Family
Health Productions, Gloucester, MA
A follow up grant to support the of development and expansion
of web site capacity for this creative organization as it
continues to develop innovative media projects around alcohol
and other important health matters.
Contact:
Jeanne Blake, President
(978)282-9970
E-mail: jbhealth@aol.com
www.AboutHealth.com
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$25,000 |
Food
Project, The, Lincoln, MA
This grant will support the expansion of this suburban/urban
youth driven food production and distribution project as it
endeavors to develop a food-processing facility in inner city
Boston.
Contact:
Patricia Gray, Executive Director
(781)259-8621x15
E-mail: patgray@thefoodproject.org
www.thefoodproject.org
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$20,000 |
Generating
Tomorrows Future Today, Springfield, MA
This represents the final installment of a one-year grant
to assist with the development of a grass roots, youth development
project in inner city Springfield.
Contact:
Michael Grant, President
(413) 750-5376
E-mail: gfx2010@hotmail.com
www.gtft.org
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$7,500
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Greater
Westfield Habitat for Humanity, Westfield, MA
A matching grant to local funders in support of assisting this
organization as it hires a professional administrator and endeavors
to triple the number of houses it can develop each year.
Contact:
Claudia Stroud, Director
(413)667-0097
ckstroud@well.com
www.habitat.gcg.net |
$16,000
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Haley
House, Boston, MA
A previous recipient of CARLISLE funding, this one-year grant
is to enhance the Training Program of the bakery that is the
entrepreneurial component of the organization's substance
abuse and shelter programs.
Contact:
Kathleen McKenna, Executive Director
(617) 236-8132
Email: KmcKenna@HaleyHouse.org
www.haleyhouse.org
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$25,000
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Haley
House, Boston, MA
A second grant was made to Haley House and their coordinator
Kathleen McKenna under CARLISLE's unique Creative Entrepreneur
Award. The third annual award, this recognizes the entrepreneurial
spirit of both the organization and the individual responsible
for the creative activities.
Contact:
Kathleen McKenna, Executive Director
(617) 236-8132
Email: KmcKenna@HaleyHouse.org
www.haleyhouse.org
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$50,000 |
Haven
of Grace Ministries, Woonsocket, RI
Year 2 of a two-year grant in support of an outdoor, adventure
based project for formerly battered and/or addicted women
and their children.
Contact:
Susan Mansfield, Educational Outreach Coordinator
(401) 766-0284
E-mail: SueMansfield@aol.com
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$10,000
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Henry Lee Willis Community Center, Worcester, MA
A one-year grant to create and support the new position
of Housing Coordinator that will search out available housing
opportunities for residents of their six substance abuse recovery
homes.
Contact:
Robert Christensen, Director of Fund Development
(508) 799-0702x122
E-Mail: Rchristensen@williscenter.org
www.williscenter.org
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$25,000 |
HomeStart,
Inc., Boston, MA
Year one of a possible two-year grant to assist in the establishment
of a program to prevent homelessness among especially vulnerable
populations.
Contact:
Linda Wood-Boyle, Executive Director
(617) 542-0338
E-mail: woodboyle@homestart.org
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$38,000
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Lower
Manhattan Residents Relief Coalition, New York, NY
The CARLISLE Foundation agreed to act as the fiscal agent for
this grass roots community organization as it struggled to respond
to the tragedy of September 11th. Subsequently they have become
established as a 501(c)3 organization.
Contact:
Ms. Shirley Kwan, Co-Founder
(212)635-7873
skwan@bankofny.com
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$10,631 |
MA
Sober Housing Corp., Cambridge, MA
A second year grant in support of administration for this
housing development organization whose goal is to develop
and open a number of self sufficient, group housing facilities
for recovering adults.
Contact:
Bruce Macdonald, President (617) 354-1711
E-mail: btm95@aol.com
www.soberhousing.com
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$15,000
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MissionSafe,
Boston, MA
A one-year grant to support the expansion of the Explorers
Academy, an after school, youth development project for "at
risk" youth in the Mission Hill section of Boston.
Contact:
Nikki Flionis, Managing Director
(617) 445-5766
E-mail: cveconsult@aol.com
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$20,000 |
New
Hampshire Community Loan Fund, Concord, NH
The second year of a two-year grant to support the development
of a program for Individual Development Accounts (IDA) for low-income
residents (and their families) and their families in New Hampshire.
Contact: Bethany Tarbell, Grants Manager
(603) 224-6669
E-mail: btarbell@nhclf.org
www.nhclf.org |
$17,000 |
Office
of Rep. Stephen LeDuc, Marlborough, MA
Partial support for the first annual Marlborough Parenting
Conference that was developed and sponsored by State Representative
Stephen LeDuc.
Contact:
Rep. Stephen LeDuc
(508) 481-2141
E-mail: Rep.StephenLeDuc@housestate.ma.us
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$5,000 |
Pace University, New York, NY
This grant is restricted to the Helene Trupp Wilson Scholarship
Fund that provides scholarships for women and minorities at
the University.
Contact:
Office of the President
(212) 346-1097
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$25,000 |
Project Parents, Inc., Boston, MA
A grant to support a new family literacy initiative, New
Horizons for Children and Parents Together, which through a
variety of activities promotes literacy throughout the city.
Contact:
Jeanne Belovitch, President
(617) 451-0360
E-Mail: jb@projectparents.org
www.projectparents.org
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$20,000 |
Roxbury Preparation Charter School, Roxbury, MA
A former recipient of CARLISLE support, this one-year grant
supports the development of a High School Counseling and Placement
Program for eighth grade students and their families of this
inner city charter school (grades 6-8).
Contact:
John Park, Director of Development
(617) 566-2361
E-Mail: jpark@roxburyprep.org
www.roxburyprep.org
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$20,000 |
Second Step, The, Newtonville, MA
A former two time grant recipient in it's formative years,
The Second Step has been awarded a one-year grant to support
the new position of Program Director whose responsibility
will be to engineer program expansion including the development
of a second residence.
Contact:
Elizabeth Kirsch, Executive Director
617/965-2393
E-Mail: ekirsch@secondstep.org
www.secondstep.org
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$25,000 |
Trinity
Church, Boston, MA
A grant to support the development of the Pastoral Counseling
Center, an inner city outreach project, which utilizes volunteer
professionally trained therapists throughout the community.
Contact:
Rev. Zina Jacque, Director
(617)536-0944x216
zjacque@bu.edu |
$25,000 |
Women's
Educational & Industrial Union, Boston, MA
A grant to support the initial staffing for a newly developed,
18 unit transitional housing program for victims of domestic
violence and their children.
Contact:
Maura Smith, VP for Development
(617)536-5651x157
E-mail: msmith@weiu.org
www.weiu.org |
$25,000 |
FRAMINGHAM
(MA) Initiative:
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Framingham
Community Partners, Framingham, MA
A one-year grant to support this collaborative of Framingham
agencies in data collection and evaluation of an Indicators
Report on community strengths and weaknesses. Contact: Dawn
Mendelsohn, Director
E-mail: dmenels@framingham.k12.ma.us
www.fcplink.org |
$11,000 |
Framingham Education Foundation, Framingham, MA
This grant is designed to fund the system wide expansion
of Respect Other People Equally (ROPES), an Anti-Defamation
League program designed to prevent bullying, prejudice and hatred
at the middle and high school levels.
Contact:
Sherri Sigel, Development Coordinator
(508) 932-6529
E-Mail: Moody52@aol.com
www.framingham.k12.ma.us/FEF/fef.html
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$25,000
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Framingham Public School, Framingham, MA
Year one of a three-year grant to support the development and
expansion of the Office of Minority Achievement Initiatives
with the goal of substantially narrowing the gaps that are often
seen in public school systems.
Contact:
Nanzetta Merriman, Director
(508) 626-9117
E-Mail: nmerriman@framingham.k12.ma.us
www.framingham.k12.ma.us
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$50,000 |
Framingham Public Schools, Framingham, MA
This grant is directed to the Department of Guidance, Social
work & Psychology for the initiation of an outreach program
to families of newly arriving bilingual Brazilian families.
Contact:
Nanci Keller, Director
(508) 626-9128
E-Mail: nkeller@framingham.k12.ma.us
www.framingham.k12.ma.us
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$5,000 |
Jewish Family Service/Metrowest, Framingham, MA
Year one of a three-year grant to develop Home-Based Prevention
Services for Russian Families that will identify newly arrived
families of elementary school aged children and then develop
services including family mentoring and linkages to existing
community programs.
Contact:
Marc Jacobs, Executive Director
(508) 875-3100
E-Mail: mjacobs@jfsmw.org
www.jfsmw.org
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$35,000 |
Jewish Family Service/Metrowest, Framingham, MA
A one-time grant to sponsor a community-wide forum to commemorate
the events of September 11 with the goal of community building
and establishing a positive legacy from the tragic events of
one year ago.
Contact:
Marc Jacobs, Executive Director
(508) 875-3100
E-Mail:
mjacobs@jfsmw.org
www.jfsmw.org
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$2,000 |
John
Andrew Mazie Memorial Foundation, Wayland, MA Year 1 of
a multi-year grant to assist with the transition from a volunteer
organization to a professionally staffed organization for
a Mentoring Program for disadvantaged, "at risk" primarily
from Framingham (MA) High School.
Contact:
Lowell Mazie, President
(508) 358-0765
E-mail: maziefdn@mediaone.net
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$20,000
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New
Visions Foundation, Framingham, MA
Year one of a potential multi-year request to support the development
and expansion of adolescent programs, primarily for African-American
youth in areas of health, academic support and computer access
and training.
Contact:
Russell E. Hill, President
E-mail: Rehllll@aol.com
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$30,000 |
Soliloquy
Learning, Medford, MA
Year one of a two year grant to support implementation of
a technology based reading program, Soliloquy Reading Assistant,
at the middle school level within the Framingham Public Schools.
Year two will expand the project to selected elementary schools.
Contact:
Dr. Marilyn Jager Adams, Chief Scientist
(781) 827-4500x913
E-mail: marilyn@soliloquy.com
www.soliloquylearning.com
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$17,443 |
United
Way of Tri-County, Framingham, MA
A grant for general support to Framingham (MA) recipients
of United Way funding who might be adversely affected by local
2002 UW contributions that are being diverted to September
11 relief efforts due to donor restrictions.
Contact:
Paul Mina, President and CEO
(508) 872-3291
E-mail: paulm@unitedwaytri-county.org
www.unitedwaytri-county.org
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$20,000 |
Misc.
Framingham Community
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$1000 |
| 2002
Long Term Grants: |
Brewster Academy,
Wolfeboro, NH
A major Capital commitment for the development and construction
of the David & Sheila Smith Athletic and Wellness Center on
the campus of this New Hampshire independent school.
Contact:
Matthew S. Bisset, Director of Development
(603) 569-7140
E-mail: matthew_bisset@brewsteracademy.org
www.brewsteracademy.org
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$500,000
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Lahey Clinic,
Burlington, MA
A grant in support of the ongoing work of Peter J. Catalano,
MD FACS whose areas of interest are directed toward Ear, Nose
and Throat and, in particular, implantable hearing aides,
tinnitus and sinus endoscopy and surgery.
Contact:
Seamus Collins, Director of Capital Initiatives
(781) 744-3952
E-mail: Seamus.Collins@lahey.org
www.lahey.org
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$50,000
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2002 Miscellaneous
Grants -- Unrestricted
| Academy
for Performing Arts |
Cape
Cod |
MA |
$1,000 |
| Acoustic
Neuroma Association |
Cumming |
GA |
$2,000 |
| Avon
Breast Cancer 3 Day |
Los
Angeles |
CA |
$1,000 |
| Boys
& Girls Club of Glynn |
Brunswick |
GA |
$1,000 |
| Breakwater
School |
Portland |
MA |
$25,000 |
| Cape
& Islands United Way |
Hyannis |
MA |
$20,800 |
| Cape
Cod Comm. College Foundation |
Barnstable |
MA |
$1,000 |
| Cape
Cod Community Media Center |
Chatham |
MA |
$1,000 |
| Cape
Cod Hook Fisherman Assoc. |
Chatham |
MA |
$1,000 |
| Cape
Cod Hospital |
Hyannis |
MA |
$5,800 |
| Cape
Museum of Fine Arts |
Dennis |
MA |
$1,000 |
| Carlisle
Conservation Foundation |
Carlisle |
MA |
$1,000 |
| CECH |
Hyannis |
MA |
$14,000 |
| Center
for Women and Enterprise |
Boston |
MA |
$10,000 |
| Children's
Movement For Creative Educ. |
New
York |
NY |
$5,000 |
| Concord
Family & Youth Services |
Acton |
MA |
$7,500 |
| Emerson
Hospital |
Concord |
MA |
$22,500 |
| Friends
of Mass Eye & Ear Infirmiry |
Boston |
MA |
$3,000 |
| Greeley
Foundation |
Concord |
MA |
$1,000 |
| Institute
of Contemporary Arts |
Boston |
MA |
$1,200 |
| Isabella
Stewart Gardner Museum |
Boston |
MA |
$1,500 |
| Kennedy
Center, The |
Washington |
DC |
$2,500 |
| Lexington
Christian Academy |
Lexington |
MA |
$1,000 |
| Lower
Cape Outreach Council |
Orleans |
MA |
$15,000 |
| MA
General Hospital Fund |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000 |
| Mahoosuc
Land Trust |
Bethel |
ME |
$1,000 |
| Maine
Handicapped Skiing |
Newry |
ME |
$1,000 |
| Monomoy
Community Services |
Chatham |
MA |
$16,200 |
| Mother
Caroline Academy |
Dorchester |
MA |
$10,000 |
| MSPCC |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000 |
| Museum
of Science |
Boston |
MA |
$2,000 |
| Nat'l.
Marine Life Center |
Buzzzards
Bay |
MA |
$1,000 |
| Nauset,
Inc. |
Orleans |
MA |
$1,000 |
| Pace
University |
New
York |
NY |
$5,000 |
| Partakers |
Dedham |
MA |
$2,000 |
| Rape
Crisis Services of Gr. Lowell |
Lowell |
MA |
$2,500 |
| Reach
Out & Read |
Somerville |
MA |
$14,500 |
| SEED
Foundation, The |
Washington |
DC |
$2,000 |
| SOS
Children's Village |
Coconut
Creek |
FL |
$1,000 |
| Studio
878 |
Chatham |
MA |
$1,000 |
| Viet
Nam Veterans of America |
Washington |
DC |
$1,000 |
| Wang
Center for the Perfoming Arts |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000 |
| WGBH |
Boston |
MA |
$5,000 |
| Women's
Educ. & Industrial Union |
Boston |
MA |
$4,000 |
| 27
additional grants of $500 or less |
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$5,345 |
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