Communities for Restorative Justice, Concord, MA                                   
A start up organizational grant to help sustain this Juvenile Justice program that provides a mediated settlement to a range of non-violent crimes and that allows the perpetrator to avoid the criminal justice system.
Contact:
Betsy Maloney, Executive Director
(978) 318-3447
E-mail: bmaloney@concordnet.org

Project Place, Boston, MA
A capital grant to purchase and install a community TV for use in the lounge of the organization’s new residence in the South End of Boston.
Contact:
Suzanne Kenney, Executive Director
(617) 542-3740
E-mail: skenney@projectplace.org
www.projectplace.org

South County Habitat for Humanity, Shannon, RI                           
A grant to provide start up capital for the development of Re-Store, a retail outlet designed to distribute surplus building supplies at low cost.  The revenue stream will immediately assist in the support of Habitat For Humanity building projects.
Contact:
Louis A. Raymond, Executive Director
(401) 213-6711
www.southcountyhabitat.org

Teen Leep, Waltham, MA                        
Year two of support for this entrepreneurial venture, More Than Words, that works with DSS involved youth who operate an on-line bookstore as well as a retail store on Moody Street in Waltham (MA) center.
Contact:
Jodi Rosenbaum Tillinger, Founder & Executive Director
(781) 788-0035
E-mail: jodi@teenleep.org
www.teenleep.org

Earthwatch, Maynard, MA 
Third and final year of a grant to support the integration of South American travel and Live from the Field learning into the science curriculum of the Framingham (MA) middle schools
Contact:
Beth Morris
(978) 461-2332
E-mail: info@earthwatch.org
www.earthwatch.org

Framingham Historical Society & Museum, Framingham, MA
This represents the remainder of original challenge grant to support The Fabric of Framingham exhibit at the museum.
Contact:
Annie Murphy, Director
(508) 872-3780
E-mail: annefund@aol.com
www.framinghamhistory.org

Framingham Public Library, Framingham, MA 
A one year grant, following the successful planning grant, to establish a Newcomers and Neighbors Center that will provide assistance to a wide variety of new residents of Framingham.  This project was originally spearheaded by the late Rep. Debby Blummer and was to be a tribute in her memory.
Contact:
Delia Weddleton, Coordinator
(508) 879-3570 x 312
E-mail: dweddelton@minlib.net
www.framinghamlibrary.org  

Rotary International, Framingham, MA                                                
A one time grant to assist the Rotary’s fundraising efforts to design, develop and build a community park and recreation area.
Contact:
Richard E. Manelis
(508) 879-4445
E-mail: manelis711@yahoo.com

Wayside Youth & Family Network, Framingham, MA                                  
This grant represents CARLISLE’s share of a collaborative, community match to a major Robert Wood Johnson grant to develop a comprehensive center, Tempo Young Adult Resource Center, for disenfranchised and underserved youth and young adults.
Contact:
Bonnie Saulnier, Project Director
(508) 879-9800
E-mail: Bonny_Saulnier@waysideyouth.org
www.waysideyouth.org

Two separate grants were made to the Breakwater School of Portland, ME.  The first was a $25,000, unrestricted grant.  The second grant was a $50,000 grant to support the school’s over all marketing plan.

As an annual pledge, an unrestricted $100,000 grant was made to Brewster Academy of Wolfboro, NH.

The Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary (MEEI) of Boston, MA received $417,294, the second year of a four year commitment to support the establishment of the Clinical and Research Program on Auditory Brainstem Implants,

Frederica Academy of St. Simon’s Island, GA received $10,000 ad the fourth year of a five-year pledge.

The Wellfleet (MA) Bay Wildlife Sanctuary division of the Massachusetts Audubon Society received a grant of $10,000 to provide continuing support of its school based, environmental learning program.

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