Play ball! Cambridge WINS supports summer youth sports.
Nineteen programs received surprise grants this month to help expand access to youth sports.
Geeta named Woman of the Year by India New England.
Congratulations to our president on being recognized for her outstanding civic leadership.
CCF’s Family Reunion is May 29!
Celebrating nonprofit staff and our new Imagined in Cambridge! awardees. Nonprofit friends, please RSVP!
The Cambridge Community Foundation invests $645K in nonprofits responding to local needs and uplifting community
With record requests, 78 organizations receive funding this spring.
Research on Cambridge’s guaranteed income pilot shows tangible benefits for cash recipients.
See the key findings from Penn's Center for Guaranteed Income Research new report.
Wanted: Your bold ideas for Cambridge!
Our 5th Imagined in Cambridge! Award competition kicks off. Nominate someone or apply today!
Here’s to Cambridge change agents.
Highlights from the NAACP Cambridge's MLK Brunch included seeing two Imagined in Cambridge! Award winners be honored.
Christina Turner named Vice President of Programs and Grantmaking.
The new title is a promotion from her former position as director. Congratulations, Christina!
Black history is Cambridge history.
Join us in celebrating Cambridge Black history and Black futures through these resources and upcoming events.
Building economic mobility.
We've invested in Just A Start's Economic Mobility Hub, opening this year at Alewife.
$315K in State-funded grants to Somerville, Medford, and Cambridge nonprofits meeting basic needs.
These grants to 22 nonprofits bring our urgent support to neighbors to over $5 million since March 2020.
$60K in surprise, needs-inspired grants go to community organizations meeting urgent needs.
CCF surprised 15 nonprofits with grants to provide direct services to families.
Introducing Arrow Street Arts
CCF partners with Arrow Street Arts, a new Cambridge nonprofit, to expand access to local performance and studio space.
CCF & donors award $513K to 68 nonprofits serving Cambridge.
Our Community Fund grants aim to rebuild the nonprofit sector’s capacity, promote equity, and invest in creative solutions that support those who live in and rely on Cambridge.
A message of peace
Foundation president Geeta Pradhan delivered a message of peace to members of the community during Morning Prayers at the Memorial Church of Harvard University.
Welcome Head Of The Charles® Regatta!
CCF thanks HOCR Charity Program rowers for helping support our Community Fund.
$25,000 awarded to 5 hyperlocal ideas addressing Cambridge’s challenges
Meet the inspiring winners of our 4th annual Imagined in Cambridge! Award.
CCF Salutes the Greatest Nonprofits!
Our annual celebration of Cambridge nonprofits and Imagined in Cambridge! Awardees is Oct. 7!
Our Fall Community Fund grant application is open.
Cambridge nonprofits: Apply by Oct. 3 at 5pm.
Supporting the unsung heroes of sports.
Our pilot initiative CAMBRIDGE WINS funded 23 youth sports programs this summer.
We remember Mel Hodder.
Mel left a remarkable legacy of service and generosity to his hometown of over sixty years. He was one of CCF's longest serving Board members and his commitment knew no bounds.
Counting down memorable moments of 2023.
Thank you for being part of a bold year at CCF.
Giving to something that matters.
Newlyweds Rebekah and Eric share their love - and love of Cambridge - with CCF.
Why making a gift to CCF is a no-brainer.
Beth and Marty Milkovits share how seeing the impact of their gift is an incredible feeling.
Smart (end-of-year) giving.
Expert tips from our Professional Advisors for December giving.
Social cohesion in the living room.
Lori Lander's Wednesday Breakfasts build community.
Conversation is key.
Alongside the launch of our five-year strategic plan, we joined several important conversations about innovations in philanthropy, partnerships with nonprofits, and building community in October.
Thank you, Head Of The Charles and rowers!
We’re incredibly grateful to Head Of The Charles Regatta for their ongoing support. As one of their official charities, dollars raised through the HOCR Charity Program go to our Community Fund and back into the community.
Music with a mission.
Cambridge Jazz Festival - in rain or shine - brought people from across the community together for music and much more.
Learnings from movement makers and storytellers.
"Communities are their own best hope." Our recent film screening and discussion underscored the value of investing in grassroots leaders. (Photo by London Parker-McWhorter.)
