Grant Partners of Hope Floats
A special thanks to all of our grant partners!
The Chrystine M. Sullivan Memorial Foundation was created in 1999 as a 501 ©(3) public charity by her family and friends to continue her memory by fighting cancer and supporting those that are enduring this terrible disease.
The mission of Chrystine M. Sullivan Memorial Foundation is to provide assistance for treatment and other support services of cancer patients on the South Shore of Massachusetts who could not otherwise afford it. 100% of our fundraising efforts go directly to supporting these causes.
The Foundation continues to grow. We thank all those that have supported the Foundation. Chrystine would be so happy knowing that the money raised will help those with this terrible disease.
The Jack and Kathy Shields Family Foundation supports nonprofit organizations that respond to the most urgent needs of individuals in communities in Massachusetts and Florida. Grounded in the Shields family belief that every person deserves to be treated with dignity and respect, and to live in a safe and healthy environment, they support agencies that improve the lives of struggling families in our community.
A teacher, beloved companion, mom, and glue of her family, Joan continues to be cherished by many. She taught in special education teacher in the Natick schools for 17 years before joining the South Middlesex Opportunity Council, and working with women coming out of the Framingham Women’s Prison to help them get their GEDs and a new footing in life. This resulted in the establishment of the Joan H. Brack Adult Learning Center at SMOC, the first endeavor and legacy supported by the foundation which honors her life. We are grateful to many of you who continue to celebrate Joan's spirit and support the ongoing work of her foundation.
The mission of the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation is to ensure equitable access to health care for all those in the Commonwealth who are economically, racially, culturally, or socially marginalized. They collaborate with public and private organizations to broaden health coverage and reduce barriers to care through grants, research, and policy initiatives.
Mildred's Dream Foundation was created in appreciation of the legacy and lifetime work of Mildred Piltch, lovingly referred to as “Millie” by those who knew her well. Millie’s passion for and commitment to making the world a better place was evident in everything she said and did. MDF honors her passions: helping those with physical or mental health challenges, as well as their families; eliminating violence and abuse while supporting survivors of such trauma; and providing the best education possible for everyone. In celebration of the life she lived, her children have created the foundation in her honor. They are hopeful that others will help make Mildred’s dream a reality and make a difference in the world.
Rockland Trust's philanthropic mission is to strengthen the communities served by Rockland Trust Bank, enabling individuals and their families to access opportunity and improve the quality of their lives.
Since 2002, the Red Sox Foundation has been the official team charity of the Boston Red Sox. Their mission is to make a difference in the lives of children, families, veterans, and our communities in need by improving their health, education, and recreational opportunities. Each year the Red Sox Foundation makes a limited number of small grants to select nonprofits in New England on a rotating basis.
The Heather Bone Foundation supports family-focused nonprofits to empower their missions to positively change lives. They grant every dollar donated to causes that make a difference to children and families in need to honor Heather's legacy.
Founded in 1954, the mission of the The Edward Bangs Kelley & Elza Kelley Foundation is to enrich the quality of life on Cape Cod through the Kelley Foundation Scholars Program and grants to nonprofit organizations providing programs and services that support all areas of the community: health and human services; housing; youth development; food security and access; arts & culture; and the environment.
The John W. Alden Trust was established under the will of Priscilla Alden in honor of her father. The Alden Trust provides support to organizations serving children and youth (ages 0-24) with physical, mental, or intellectual disabilities; and to organizations engaged in research focused on the prevention or cure of diseases and disabilities affecting children.
The mission of the Robert & Joan Dircks Foundation is to support non-profit organizations that enrich and improve the quality of life for individuals primarily located in the New Jersey area. The focus is to encourage innovative programs and projects that benefit and improve the lives of children and individuals who are physically, mentally, or economically disadvantaged.
Adelard A. and Valeda Lea Roy Foundation
The Adelard A. and Valeda Lea Roy Foundation has historically supported a broad range of organizations working in the areas of arts and culture, churches, education, environmental education, food access, health, land trusts, museums, and social services. The Trustees prioritize grants serving greater Boston and underserved rural and urban communities in Massachusetts, with some additional grantmaking in other areas of Northern New England.
The Christopher Catanese Children's Foundation is a nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization, which was established in 2005 by the Catanese family after Christopher's death. Christopher was a senior in college when his life tragically ended in an automobile accident. The mission of the Foundation is to allow as many children as possible to experience the joy of Christopher's life by reaching out to children in need. We sincerely thank you for your continued support.
Created in 1994, the Eastern Bank Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Boston-based Eastern Bank. Through philanthropy, employee volunteerism, advocacy and collaborations with other businesses and community partners, Eastern Bank Foundation responds to community needs and supports sustainable solutions to our communities’ most vexing challenges across eastern Massachusetts, southern and coastal New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.
The Haley Cremer Foundation was founded in 2015 in loving memory of an outgoing,enthusiastic, and compassionate individual.
Haley was tragically taken from us on Father’s Day, June 15, 2014. At the time of her death, Haley was preparing to enter her junior year at Simmons College to continue her studies toward a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. She is remembered as someone who cared deeply for others, always providing encouragement to those around her. We honor Haley’s legacy through our recognition and support of individuals and organizations exhibiting four core values: Demonstrating Compassion for others; Instilling Perseverance in the face of hardship; Fostering Insight and recovery; Championing Renewal of spirit.
Thank you for your support in memory of Larry Henrich
Vacuum City was founded in 1999 on the premise of selling quality floor care products while providing quality service. Located in Plymouth, MA, Vacuum city is committed to delivering this promise to our local customers.
Thank you to Macy's for your continued support!
Past Grant Partners
KIWANINS OF KINGSTON/DUXBURY
