Foundation elects new officers
Fitchburg, Mass. (Nov. 16, 2015) – The Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts elected trustees and officers at its recent annual meeting.
Reelected as trustees to three-year terms was Richard Cella, Law Office of Richard A. Cella, Leominster; Jay Drake, Royal Steam Heater, Gardner; Ashleigh Gelinas, Gelinas and Ward, LLC, Leominster; Charles Gelinas, Gelinas and Ward, LLC, Leo...
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Foundation distributes nearly $500,000
Fitchburg, Mass. (Nov. 12, 2015) – The Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts made $487,566 in charitable distributions from discretionary and advised funds for its most recently completed quarter.
The Community Foundation, which has over 170 charitable funds that have been established by donors, said 24 of its funds made grant distributions to programs in the area of educa...
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Seminar on Most Overlooked Estate Planning and Charitable Giving Strategies
The Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts and the
Montachusett Estate and Retirement Planning Council
Present
Most Overlooked Estate Planning and
Charitable Giving Strategies
Leo J. Cushing Esq., CPA, LLM
Professional Advisor’s Event
October 22, 2015
4:00 – 8:00 P.M.
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Leominster, Mass.
Cost: $50
RS...
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Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts makes a new round of distributions
For Immediate Release (Mar. 18, 2015) – The Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts made $899,653 in distribution during its most recently completed quarter.
The Community Foundation, which has over 170 charitable funds that have been established by donors, said 31 of its funds made distributions to local programs, for a variety of causes.
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Nashoba Valley Community Healthcare Fund Awards a new round of grants
For Immediate Release (March 12, 2015) – The Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts and the Greater Lowell Community Foundation awarded 14 grants, from the Nashoba Valley Community Healthcare Fund, to help improve the health of residents in 13 communities in the region.
“What is so gratifying about these grants is the immediate and positive health impact they have on the reside...
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Literacy fund gives children a head start
The North Central Massachusetts Literacy Fund has made a $2,500 donation to a United Way of North Central Massachusetts reading initiative for children.
“The Dolly Parton Imagination Library is a wonderful program for our young people because it is proactive and has a proven track record of improving reading skills and, ultimately, graduation rates,” said John DiNapoli of Unitil, which is one ...
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