A tribute to Frank Duehay, “Mr. Cambridge”
We remember Frank Duehay, a civic leader who dedicated his life to one goal: making Cambridge a better place for everyone.
As racial injustices weigh on our nation, Cambridge acts in honor of MLK.
A spotlight on Cambridge's 2021 MLK Week of Service and Learning, led by our nonprofit partners Many Helping Hands 365 and My Brother's Keeper Cambridge.
CCF and City of Cambridge award $257,500 in grants to arts and culture organizations, hard-hit by the pandemic
Twenty-five Cambridge-based arts and culture organizations have received Cultural Capital Fund grants to date.
Cambridge Community Foundation awards $40K to food pantries and programs, first in a series of COVID-19 need-inspired grants
This week, the Cambridge Community Foundation distributes $40,000 to local food pantries and programs fighting food insecurity. The grants are made possible by gifts to the Cambridge COVID-19 Emergency Fund.
Our neighbors still need our help.
We ask you to join us in continuing to support our neighbors this giving season.
The Cambridge Community Foundation and the City of Cambridge launch a new Cultural Capital Fund with over $600K
The Cambridge Community Foundation and the City of Cambridge have joined forces to launch a new Cultural Capital Fund with grant funding of over $600,000 to address urgent needs in the local arts and culture sector due to the COVID-19 pandemic as an initial step.
The Cambridge Community Foundation accelerates distribution of $457,000 in flexible grants to strained Cambridge nonprofits
CCF is distributing a total of $457,000 to 61 local nonprofits this fall, a month ahead of its regular grantmaking schedule to help cash-strapped organizations meet their missions at a time of elevated need.
Cambridge Community Foundation Recognizes Five Groups with Second Annual Imagined in Cambridge Social Innovation Award
Photo of blackyard, 2020 Imagined in Cambridge Award winner,
You’re invited! Imagined in Cambridge Social Innovation Award Ceremony, Oct 8 at 5pm
Tune in live October 8 at 5pm to meet our 2020 Imagined in Cambridge Social Innovation Award winners.
Six weeks of Starlight
In this op ed, Geeta Pradhan and Michael Monestime call on the community to take action to help protect our local arts ecosystem.
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
Philanthropy Spotlight: Charlotte Wagner on justice and philanthropy
Since 2005, Charlotte Wagner has honed the mission of
