Powerful insights to help move from conversation to community action
On the occasion of the launch of our new research report, local speakers shared insights that can inform follow-on conversations and help move us to collective action.
From The Boston Globe: “Report shows stark inequalities in Cambridge economic growth”
The Boston Globe's article about our new research report.
New research report shows a widening income gap in Cambridge
A new research report by the Foundation confirms Cambridge is a leader among the nation’s innovation cities, and through a decade of data, tells the story of how the city’s unprecedented prosperity has benefitted some residents, while others, primarily Black and low-income residents, are being left behind.
The Cambridge Community Foundation awards $533,000 in grants to local nonprofits this spring
In response to sustained demands on nonprofits in Cambridge, the Cambridge Community Foundation (CCF) increased allocated funds for its spring grantmaking by 50%, supporting nonprofits involved in youth programs and education, housing, hunger, homelessness, elder services, the arts, COVID-19 relief, and racial justice.
Equity and innovation in Cambridge
We're soon launching a report entitled Equity and Innovation Cities: The Case of Cambridge. All community members are invited to join us in a conversation on its findings, April 7, 8:30am.
A letter from our president: Let’s raise our voices for tolerance and respect.
Dear neighbors, Last week, the voices of eight citizens,
Emerging stronger and more united: ‘We Are Cambridge’ 2021
Thanks to the nearly 500 community members who joined 'We Are Cambridge: Emerge 2021". Watch the video if you missed it!
Cambridge remembers Tunney Lee
Our tribute to a Cambridge Cultural Visionary, Tunney Lee, who dedicated his life to the local Boston/Cambridge community—as a mentor, professor, historian, citizen, and inspiration, particularly to young designers and architects. We’ll long continue to be inspired by Tunney.
Remembering Elsa Dorfman
A tribute to a Cambridge Cultural Visionary, Elsa Dorfman, whose legacy as a trailblazing photographer, and unique way of connecting with her subjects and building community continue to inspire us, our city, and the world.
Cambridge Community Foundation distributes $484,093 with State support to 22 nonprofits addressing hunger, evictions, and digital divide
Ranging from $29,000 to $10,000, the grants will help local nonprofits support vulnerable populations struggling with food insecurity, housing insecurity, utility arrears, and lack of access to technology for remote work and school.
CCF distributes $944,378 in grants, with $692,878 going to local nonprofits & scholarships
The Cambridge Community Foundation distributes $944,378 in grants, with
Cambridge Housing Authority’s Work Force Program and uAspire receive grants from TFC Financial
When TFC Financial launched the TFC Financial Charitable Foundation, advancing their
Nonprofits offer social supports for top tier needs
An essential aspect of ensuring social equity is the
New United Legal Defense Fund for Immigrants to extend legal services to Somerville
The Cambridge Community Foundation, in partnership with Cambridge Mayor
In the spirit of Martin and Coretta: equity, justice and power
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his wife Coretta
Family Independence Initiative: Trusting and investing in families
A group of FII families meet to support one
Through the Bob Shea Memorial Fund, a friend’s memory lives on
Bob Shea, a homeless man, lived on the streets
Housing crisis grips Cambridge
Cambridge’s growing housing crisis is putting a financial burden
The fight against hunger in Cambridge
Cambridge is home to hundreds of families with million-dollar
MLK Day brings neighbors together to help neighbors in the spirit of Dr. King
On Martin Luther King Day, Monday, January 21, the
