Join CCF’s Bob Moses Fund for a powerful film & discussion June 14!
Learn from the Fund's inaugural grant recipient, Derrick Christopher Evans.
Falcon Pride Scholarship awards 8 CRLS grads, thanks to generous donor support.
Thanks to new major gifts and steadfast donor support, this year’s Falcon Pride cohort grew from five to eight scholars who were celebrated last night.
Community collaboration shone in April.
We saw the promise of community partnership realized at several recent events.
Working together for food security for all.
We joined Food For Free to celebrate a product of our partnership: a refrigerated truck that will get millions more meals to neighbors.
Cambridge launches the first non-lottery cash assistance program of its kind in the country.
On May 2, we joined Mayor Siddiqui, Congresswoman Pressley, and more partners at City Hall to announce Rise Up Cambridge.
The role we play. Big problems need big, bold solutions.
We partnered with the City to develop Rise Up Cambridge, the first non-lottery cash assistance program in the country.
CCTV recognizes career access opportunities for youth.
This week, we were honored to receive CCTV's Sakey Award.
CCF invests over half a million dollars in the local nonprofit ecosystem.
Seventy-one community organizations are supported this spring.
Cambridge WINS to kick off a second season of youth sports grants.
WINS supports coaches and programs working to create an equal playing field.
Our 2022 annual report: We believe.
Read about our impact in 2022 and people in our city who embody our shared values.
Reclaiming joy: Nonprofits delivered transformational services throughout the pandemic.
There are some powerful stories behind the $674,000 we gave to programs across 28 nonprofits this year, thanks to generous support from the State.
Cambridge Pride.
In Cambridge, we celebrate the diversity in all its forms, and honoring our LGBTQ+ communities, particularly during Pride Month, is part of our city's story.
New Falcon Pride Scholarships announced, growing community to 20 scholars
This month, four new Falcon Pride Scholars were named as the inaugural cohort celebrates college graduation.
Celebrating Juneteenth.
Photo by Sam Seidel. “To me, Juneteenth matters because
Legends Live Forever: Cambridge remembers Xavier Louis-Jacques
In memory of 19-year-old Cantabrigian Xavier Louis-Jacques, the first-ever Legends Live Forever Scholarship was awarded last month to a CRLS graduate.
Cambridge Community Foundation names new board leadership and senior staff
After 11 years as chair of the board, Rick Harriman steps down as Phil Johnson, CEO of PJA Advertising + Marketing, steps into the role July 1.
We remember George Floyd.
We affirm that Black Lives Matter and commit to doing more, as your community foundation.
Welcome to our newest team members.
Adrienne Wallace comes aboard as Director of Grantmaking and Programs and Geoff O'Connell joins as Chief Financial Officer.
Join us May 19 & 20: Two-part forum addressing racial opportunity gaps in our schools
We've teamed up with My Brother's Keeper Cambridge Task Force to host two conversations, on May 19 and 20, to help our city take action on opportunity gaps for Black and Brown students in Cambridge schools.
A grateful farewell to Gwyn Gallagher, our superhero
After 23 years of service to our community, Gwyn Gallagher retires as our director of grantmaking and operations. In her honor, we've created The Gwyn Gallagher Fund for Cambridge.
You’re invited! Cider, culture & community at MIT Open Space.
Come out to Kendall Square July 20, 7-9pm for a fun, community gathering!
We remember: Joe Roller
Cambridge lost a true community partner last month when Joe Roller, former board member, passed away.
CRLS students raise $5,708 for nonprofits addressing domestic violence.
Sisters on the Runway surpassed their fundraising goal for Cambridge nonprofits, with a matching contribution from CCF.
Citywide collaboration gets guns out of homes.
The June 11 Gift Cards for Guns drive collected 245 guns.
Let’s come together and make our city a “pro-child” community.
Our president Geeta Pradhan responds to the recent tragedies in Uvalde and Buffalo.
Falcon Pride adds a 5th student to its four-year scholarship model.
The Falcon Pride Bushner Breakthrough Scholarship expands the fund's impact on CRLS graduates.
Planned giving takes a team – your community foundation can help.
In case you missed it, we share some of the expert insights from our May 5 panel plus the event recording.
8 seniors awarded CCF scholarships, including 5 Falcon Pride Scholars.
Our community’s commitment to high school graduates was on display at the CRLS Scholarships & Awards.
Congratulations to Cambridge photographer Kristen Joy Emack for Guggeinheim Fellowship
We're honored that Kristen is one of our creative partners, whose photography is in our 2021 annual report.
Zandy Bard Fund gives access to opportunities.
Inspired by the spirit of their late son and brother, the Bard family started the Zandy Bard Fund at CCF.
