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Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts Annual revenues: $50 million Helping communities thrive through philanthropy by: • Leveraging our philanthropic assets to multiply their impact; • Providing donors with a convenient platform from which to engage in their philanthropy; • Being a trusted steward of our fundholders’ philanthropy; and • Facilitating impactful grant-making informed by measurable results North Central Massachusetts including: Ashburnham; Ashby; Athol; Ayer; Barre; Bolton; Clinton; Devens; Erving; Fitchburg; Gardner; Groton; Harvard; Hubbardston; Lancaster; Leominster; Littleton; Lunenburg; New Salem; Orange; Pepperell; Petersham; Phillipston; Princeton; Royalston; Shirley; Sterling; Templeton; Townsend; Warwick; Wendell; Westminster, and Winchendon.
1. Leverage our philanthropic assets to attract additional support for community needs and opportunities. 2.
Mobilize individual, family, corporate, and institutional philanthropy to improve the quality of life throughout North Central Massachusetts. 3. Deepen partnerships with donors, fundholders, nonprofits, and community leaders to address emerging opportunities and challenges across the region.
4. Expand strategic philanthropic advising that connects charitable resources with high-impact initiatives and measurable community outcomes. 5.
Strengthen the long-term sustainability and effectiveness of nonprofit organizations through grantmaking, capacity-building, and collaborative partnerships. 6. Invest in initiatives that expand educational opportunity, workforce development, and pathways to economic mobility.
7. Support vibrant, healthy, and resilient communities by investing in arts and culture, community development, environmental stewardship, and resident well-being. 8.
Foster equitable access to philanthropic resources and opportunities that help all communities across our 33-town region thrive. 9. Grow charitable assets and expand philanthropic participation to ensure enduring support for the communities of North Central Massachusetts.
Fundraising Opportunities Individuals, families, or businesses who want to improve life in our region, give as a family, streamline their giving and tax receipts, or update their estate plans can call Erin Thomason at ethomason@cfncm. org , or 978-345-8383 The Community Foundation hosts several funds that support work across North Central Massachusetts. To explore these giving opportunities, visit www.
cfncm. org and click on DONATE. Stephen Adams, President & CEO William Aubuchon, Aubuchon Company, Inc., Board Chair William E.
Aubuchon, IV, Aubuchon Company, Inc., CEO. Westminster, MA. Chair Steven Stone, Sterilite Corporation, Executive Vice President.
Townsend, MA. Treasurer Leslie Garrison, Boxborough, MA. Vice Chair Alice von Loescke, Healthcare-Focused Philanthropy.
Harvard, MA. Clerk Stephen Adams, CFNCM, President. Recording Secretary Jay Drake, Royal Steam Heater, President.
Gardner, MA Ben Urquhart, CEO, NECC, Gardner, MA Thomas F. Bagley, III, Anderson, Bagley & Mayo Insurance. Leominster, MA.
Achla Bahl Madan, Minuteman Int’l. Fitchburg, MA. John Barrett, Attorney, Townsend, MA.
Phil Richards, Financial Services Consultant, Sterling, MA. Mary Dean, Clinton Savings Bank, CEO. Clinton, MA.
David McKeehan, Westminster, MA. Migdalia Velez, Spanish American Center, Chair. Leominster, MA.
Dr. Donna Hodge, Fitchburg State University, President, Fitchburg, MA. Kevin Johnston, Shirley MA Peter Stanton, Lancaster, MA. Worcester Business Journal Editor Emeritus Business news, insights, and data on the companies, people, and trends shaping Central Massachusetts, and beyond.
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