Associated Grant Makers, Boston, MA
This represents an annual contribution to support philanthropic activities through out New England, an area the replicates CARLISLE's geographic area of interest.
Contact:
Ronald Ancrum, President
(617) 426-2606x13
E-mail: rancrum@agmconnect.org
www.agmconnect.org

Berkshire County Regional Housing Authority, Pittsfield, MA
A collaborative between the Red Cross and the Regional Housing Authority to develop the Tenancy Preservation Project (TPP), a project to reduce the prevalence of homelessness due in part to mental illness, substance abuse and developmental disabilities.
Contact:
Brad Gordon, Executive Director
(401) 443-7138 ext.16
E-mail: bcrha@berkshire.net
www.redcrossberkshirecounty.org

Cape & Islands United Way, Hyannis, MA
A grant to support the development and initiation of CapeCorps, a program to encourage, support, expand and coordinate volunteer services throughout Cape cod and the Islands.
Contact:
Richard Brothers, President
(508) 775-47465
E-mail: Unitedway@capecod.net
www.capecod.net

CapeCorps, Hyannis, MA
Completion of this year's grant in recognition of the excellent progress made is developing volunteer opportunities throughout the Cape and in gaining independent 501 (c) 3 status. The previous grant was made to the United Way of the Cape and Islands.
Contact:
Glenn Ritt, President
(508) 568-1581
E-mail: glenn@capecorps.org
www.capecorps.org

Center for Information and Study, Boston, MA
A program grant is support of the organization's work to educate, inform and empower patients, the public, medical and research professionals, the media and policy makers about clinical research participation.
Contact:
Roni Thaler, President & CEO
(617) 927-9500
E-mail: ronithaler@ciscrp.org
www.ciscrp.org

Community Foundation of Greater Lowell, Lowell, MA
Year two for support of the Substance Abuse Diversion Initiative of Lowell (SADL) program, a community effort to deal with the growing legal and social implications of alcohol and substance abuse.
Contact:
David Kronberg, Executive Director
(978) 970-1600
E-mail: dave.glcf@verizon.net
www.glcfoundation.org

Crossroads Community Foundation, Natick, MA
The second year of a two-year grant to solidify the community foundation's fund raising activities and provide stability to the organization as it moves into a growth mode.
Contact:
Ashley Allison, Executive Director
(508) 647-2260
E-mail: aallison@ccfdn.org
www.ccfdn.org

Food For Free, Cambridge, MA
An organization established to "re-distribute food to the needy, this is grant is designed to help develop a program to re-distribute excess food from supermarkets to the non-profits that feed the hungry and homeless in and around Cambridge, MA.
Contact:
Michelle Holcomb, Development Director
(617) 868-2900
E-mail: michelle@foodforfree.org
www.foodforfree.org

Mt. Greylock Regional High School, Williamstown, MA
This grant will stimulate the development of the Community Mentorship Program of the Senior Project to implement a mentoring project for seniors prior to graduation.
Contact:
Mark Piechota, Superintendent
(413) 458-9582 ext.149
E-mail: piechota@mgrhs.org
www.mgrhs.org

National Center on Homelessness, Newton Centre, MA
This grant supports the development of an online interactive curriculum and learning resource on traumatic stress and violence.
Contact:
Ellen Bassuk, MD, President
(617) 964-3834 ext.14
E-Mail: Ellen.Bassuk@familyhomelessness.org
www.familyhomelessness.org

National Service Alumni Network, Allston, MA
A one-year grant designed to transform the civic climate of the Boston area by energizing 20,000 civic activists.
Contact:
Rich Leimsider, Founder
(401) 212-6129
E-mail: rich@nsan.org
www.nsan.org

North York County Family YMCA, Biddeford, ME
This grant is in support of Reach Out to Youth, a collaborative program to engage and economically disadvantaged youth is some of York County's subsidized housing projects.
Contact:
Peggy Laverriere, Youth Services Coordinator
(207) 286-3200
E-mail: plaverriere@nycymca.org
www.nycymca.org

Open Pantry Community Services, Inc, Springfield, MA
This grant is in support of staffing for Tranquility House, a multi-family home to provide sober living for up to eight women and their children.
Contact:
Kevin J. Noonan, Executive Director
(413) 781-2999
E-mail: opcs@openpantry.org
www.openpantry.org

Pioneer Institute for Public Policy Research, Boston, MA
This is a one-year grant to support the "roll out" of the Urban Business Alliance, project to bring business consulting services to low- and moderate-income entrepreneurs in Massachusetts.
Contact:
Stephen J. Adams, President & CEO
(617) 723-2277
E-mail: sadams@pioneerinstitute.org
www.pioneerinstitute.org

Sexual Assault & Trauma Resource Center, Providence, RI
This grant represents the Year 2 of a two-year grant in support of the Foster Healthy Families program, a program intended to support foster families of children at risk of disruption because of sexually reactive/trauma-based behaviors.
Contact:
Peg Langhammer, Executive Director
(401) 421-4100
E-mail: lang@satrc.org
www.satrc.org

Steppingstone, Inc., Fall River, MA
Year 2 of a two year grant to support Project Freedom, a program designed to support unemployed mothers in addiction treatment.
Contact:
Kathleen Schedler-Clark, Executive Director
(508) 674-2788 ext.110
E-mail: kclark@steppingstoneinc.org
www.steppingstoneinc.org

United South End Settlements, Boston, MA
This grant is directed to the organization's Computer Clubhouse and to assist in transforming the clubhouse from a summer only activity to a year round project.
Contact:
Mona Brewster, Director of Development
(617) 375-8132
E-mail: mbrewster@uses.org
www.uses.org

$20,000

Volunteer Center of RI, Providence, RI
Volunteer focused organizations traditionally focus on recruiting and placing individual volunteers. This grant is meant to support Family Matters, a program that will develop opportunities for families to volunteer together as a group.
Contact:
Kelly Nevins, Executive Director
(401) 421-6547x11
E-mail: Kelly_Nevins@hotmail.com
www.vcri.org

Washington Hancock Community Agency, Milbridge, ME
This grant, through a collaboration of community programs, will use CARLISLE funding to stimulate low-income housing renovations in rural Washington County, Maine.
Contact:
Tim King, Executive Director
(207) 546-7544 ext.3318
E-mail: tking@whcacap.org
www.whcacap.org

Advocates Inc., Framingham, MA
Year 2 of a three year grant, made by a collaboration of funders, to support a Framingham Jail Diversion Project. Key program collaborators include the police, the mental health agency, the children's mental health organization and the local anti-poverty agency.
Contact:
Sarah Abbott-Carr, Director Framingham Jail Diversion Project
(508) 485-9300
E-mail: Sabott-Carr@advocatesinc.org
www.advocates.org

Boys and Girls Club of Metrowest, Framingham, MA
This collaborative project with the Framingham Coalition for the Prevention of Alcohol and Substance Abuse and the Metrowest Latin American Center is designed to engage minority youth in productive youth development activities.
Contact:
Ronald D. Young, President
(508) 485-9944
E-mail: ron.young@bgcmetrowest.org
www.bgcmetrwest.org

Framingham Adult ESL Program, Framingham, MA
Year 2 of a second year of funding for a literacy/ESL program for parents of students involved in ESL classes in the Framingham (MA) public schools.
Contact:
Christine Taylor, Director
(508) 626-4282
E-mail: ctaylor@framingham.k12.ma.us

Framingham Public Schools, Framingham, MA
The final year of a three-year grant to support the Framingham Public School's Office of Minority Academic Achievement.
Contact:
Esta Montano, Director
(508) 879-4570
E-mail: emontano@framingham.k12.ma.us

Housing for All, Framingham, MA
Year 2 of a potential three-year grant to explore and then stimulate the development of low and moderate housing opportunities in the greater Framingham area.
Contact:
Christopher C. Ross, Executive Director
(508) 872-2978
E-mail: housingforall2003@yahoo.com

Jewish Family Service of Metrowest, Framingham, MA
Year 3 of a three-year grant to support Steps for Success, a program that focuses on community engagement of recently resettled Russian families with children in the Framingham schools.
Contact:
Marc Jacobs, Executive Director
(508) 875-3100
E-mail: mjacobs@jfsmw.org
www.jfsmw.org

John Andrew Mazie Foundation, Wayland, MA
A third and final year of funding to support this volunteer Mentoring Program for low income, culturally diverse high school students.
Contact:
Lowell Mazie, President
(508) 358-0765
E-mail: maziefdn@attbi.com
www.mazie.org

MetroWest Outreach Connection, Framingham, MA
An all-volunteer organization, they have established the Homeless Prevention Program. This is an effort to support local families who have fallen behind in rent and/or other housing related expenses coupled with projects to assist with securing permanent housing.
Contact:
Len Dalton, President
(508) 481-5770
E-mail: LLDORLMD@verizon.net
www.mwoconnection.org

Resiliency for Life, Framingham, MA
The recipient of previous CARLISLE support, Resiliency for Life is an alternative "in school" program for extremely low functioning High School students that has demonstrated an exceptional record of accomplishment over the past five years. This one-year grant is to assist with bringing the program to the 9th grade in preparation for full funding in the next academic year.
Contact:
Omari Walker, Director
(508) 620-2963 ext.1150
E-Mail: jmanning@framingham.k12.ma.us

Soliloquy Learning, Needham, MA
This is a continuation of funding for the remainder of Year Two for this program that works within the Framingham Public Schools, at both the elementary and middle school levels, to introduce voice recognition software as an adjunct to the district's reading program under the umbrella of the Framingham Reading Study.
Contact:
Dr. Marilyn Jager Adams, Chief Scientist
(781) 827-4500x913
E-mail: marilyn.adams@verizon.net
www.soliloquylearning.com

South Middlesex Opportunity Council (SMOC), Framingham, MA
Year 2 of a three year grant to support the collaborative efforts of SMOC, the region's anti-poverty agency, and the Gr. Framingham Community Church to develop, implement and supervise the Family and Friends for Life Mentoring Program.
Contact:
Nicci Meadows, Division Director
(508) 620-2310

START Framingham Partnership, Framingham, MA
Year one of a potential multi-year project to strengthen community life in Framingham and to contribute to the cultural and economic viability of the town by broadening deepening and diversifying participation in arts and cultural activities.
Contact:
Joy Kuhn, Co-Chair
(508) 620-6440
E-mail: kuhn.j19@rcn.com

Alliance for Teen Safety, Concord, MA
A one time capital grant in support of the development of a skate park in Concord, MA.

Breakwater School, Portland, ME
The Breakwater school has received a series of grants in support of capital projects. This grant represents year-two of a five-year commitment.

Brewster Academy, Wolfboro, MA
Brewster Academy has received many grants, over the years, for curriculum development, capital and other Academy projects. This particular grant is the second of a five-year commitment

Cape Cod Healthcare, Hyannis, MA
This unrestricted grant represents Year two of five-year commitment.

Cape and Islands United Way, Hyannis, MA
This is an unrestricted grant from the CARLISLE Foundation supported, in part, from the proceeds from a spring fundraiser held at the Wayside Inn in Chatham, MA.

Chatham Ecumenical Council for the Homeless, Chatham, MA
This is an unrestricted grant from the CARLISLE Foundation supported, in part, from the proceeds from a spring fundraiser held at the Wayside Inn in Chatham, MA.

Frederica Academy, St. Simon's, GA
Year one of a five-year grant to support the capital campaign.

Lower Cape Outreach Council, Orleans, MA
This is an unrestricted grant from the CARLISLE Foundation supported, in part, from the proceeds from a spring fundraiser held at the Wayside Inn in Chatham, MA.

Mass Audubon Society, Lincoln, MA
A grant in support of Mass Audubon's Wellfleet Bay Wild Life Sanctuary.

Mass Audubon Society, Wellfleet, MA
Year one of a multi year commitment to support development and implementation of a school based curriculum on Cape Cod.

Monomoy Community Outreach, Chatham, MA
This is an unrestricted grant from the CARLISLE Foundation supported, in part, from the proceeds from a spring fundraiser held at the Wayside Inn in Chatham, MA.

Women's Union, The, Boston, MA
General operating support for the organization's programs that support women.