2009 Annual Report

2009 ANNUAL REPORT

Every day, nonprofits in Massachusetts “ make a difference in our state, enriching the lives of our children, our families and our communities. I want to thank the Massachusetts Nonprofit Network for its commitment to the growth and success of these terrific groups.

-Robert DeLeo, House Speaker ”

To unite and strengthen the nonprofit sector in the Commonwealth through advocacy, public awareness, and capacity building services.

Logo (redesign)

2009 marked the release of MNN’s new logo. The squares represent both the eight sectors and the eight regions that support our work. The M for Massachusetts and the N for Network both touch and bolster the large N, which stands for Nonprofit. This illustrates how these aspects of our organization support nonprofits with Nonprofit as the premier focus.

Background (2007 and beyond) In 2007, hundreds of 501(c)(3) and (c)(4) nonprofits statewide began to find their voice and speak as one when MNN was launched. MNN membership is made up of nonprofit members and for-profit affiliate members who work closely with the nonprofit sector. MNN is organized with a focus on the eight regions of Massachusetts and the eight sectors of the nonprofit community:

Sub-Sectors

 Arts & Culture  Education & Youth  Environment  Health  Housing/CDCs  Human Rights  Human Services  Philanthropy

Regions

 Berkshire  MetroWest  Cape Cod & Islands  Northeast  Central  Pioneer Valley  Greater Boston  Southeast

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Advocacy (a voice for the sector)

MNN works to represent the voice and interests of the nonprofit community across the Commonwealth to government officials at the local, state, and national level. We also work to educate our members about policy issues that directly affect the sector, including how organizations can get involved in advocacy, comply with new laws, and benefit from government programs.

Each spring, MNN holds an Annual Legislative Day on Beacon Hill. Nonprofit leaders from across the date are invited. The day includes training in how to work with your legislator, a briefing on what nonprofits can and can not do, and a briefing on the issues facing the sector and conclude with legislative visits.

2009 policy accomplishments

 Burdensome Nonprofit Lobbying  US Senate Candidate Survey  Federal Stimulus Newsletter Law addressing nonprofit issues  Public Charities Law – passed by  Tax credit for nonprofit  Legislative Day on Beacon Hill State Senate employers for health care-  UPMIFA-Endowment Reform  Retirement Benefits for nonprofit included in federal reform options employees-passed by Committee and State Senate Bill

The way, things get done, in any state, “ you just need a large voice, a lot of people behind something, because that’s when people stand up and take note -House Ways & Means Chairman Charles Murphy, MNN’s 2008 Legislator of the Year

(bolstering the image) Public Awareness One of the most chronic challenges facing the nonprofit sector is how to educate the public about the importance and effectiveness of organizations across the state. MNN works to increase public awareness of the sector as a whole, and how the people and organizations within it make communities across the Commonwealth better places to live. MNN emphasizes the efforts of those who build strong communities by doing essential work-work that is not just nice, but necessary; being efficient-doing more with less, and being effective-doing good, and doing it well. Paul & Theo Epstein record MNN’s first Public Service Announcement at the Boston House of Blues

celebrated achievements

 8 Regional Meetings/Workshops, collaborated with local  Federal Stimulus Newsletter  Produced a state-wide PSA video organizations to create an agenda relevant to the interests and needs helped inform orgs about how to campaign illuminating the value of best access the funds and Massachusetts nonprofits while of the regional orgs resources made available by the partnering with the Epstein  Nonprofit Awareness Day, Federal Stimulus brothers. featuring Nonprofit Excellence  Op-Eds, articles, and ads featured Awards in outlets across the state -10 org and individual awards -State recognized day, 2nd Monday in June

We must engage everyone “ in this discussion about one community.

-Geeta Pradhan, ” The Boston Foundation

In early 2008 and 2009, MNN co-convened the State of the Sector Briefing with Associated Grant Makers, The Boston Foundation, Third Sector New England, and United Way of MA Bay & Merrimack Valley

Capacity Building (facilitating, educating and cost sharing)

& Member Services

MNN’s core membership is made up of small and medium sized organizations from all eight nonprofit sectors, who often benefit from networking opportunities, educational workshops, and increased access to services across the state. In 2009, MNN offered 10 capacity building events, including 8 regional meetings and a statewide nonprofit conference and expo. New in 2009, MNN now offers its members a reduced group rate on D&O Insurance and discounted registration rates for workshops offered through TSNE, as well as discounts on 35 other products and

Signage adorns a networking luncheon at the services. 2009 Conference & Expo

Annual conference & expo

MNN/AGM Nonprofit Conference and Expo “Grantmakers and Grantees for the Greater Good”

 32 WorkshopsBy the Numbers...  50 Exhibitors  Lois Savage, Lodestar Foundation, Keynote Speaker  Kip Tiernan and Fran Froehlich – Lifetime Achievement Award Winners  620 Attendees  US Senate Candidates Forum

I found my entire experience “ to be excellent; I met great people, made new contacts and gained new knowledge and was able to share my knowledge.

More than 620 individuals participated at MNN & AGM’s first- -Conference survey participant annual joint conference, “Grant makers & Grantees for the Com- mon Good.” As one of the most affordable conferences in the Commonwealth, MNN & AGM offered substantial member dis- ” counts on admission.

Massachusetts Nonprofit Network | 89 South Street | Suite 601 | Boston, MA 02111 | www.massnonprofitnet.org (mnn at a glance) By the numbers... 1,510 individuals attended MNN events in 2009 665,000people reached by Op-Eds, news articles, and event advertisements in 2009  MetroWest Daily News  Boston Globe  Boston Business Journal  Lowell Sun

 Worcester Business Journal  Chronicle of Philanthropy  Cape Cod Times  Massnonprofit.org members  Boston Herald 625-175 affiliates, { 460 non[profits 530,200Nonprofit sector employees in Massachusetts 3,200 Nonprofits & individuals receiving material or attending workshops concerning 22,344 public policy & advocacy { Number of registered nonprofits in MA $100 billion Amount of revenue generated by Massachusetts nonprofits annually } Number of states that have a state law recognizing a nonprofit awareness day- Massachusetts 1MassachusettsMassachusetts Nonprofit Nonprofit Network Network | | 89 89 SouthSouth StreetStreet | SuiteSuite 601601 | Boston, MA 0211102111 | | www.massnonprofitnet.org www.massnonprofitnet.org

(synergetic relationships) Collaborating Organizations

 AGM  Bay Path College  Generations Incorporated  Leadership MetroWest  Metrowest Nonprofit Network  Northern Berkshire United Way  Stonehill College - Center for Nonprofit Management  Cape Cod Community College  Lowell Nonprofit Alliance (?)  Greater New Bedford United Way  Bowditch and Dewey

(thank you for your support) Sponsors & Foundations

 Grossman Marketing Group  The Boston Globe  BJ’s  Cape Cod Foundation  Gnomon Boston  United Way of Central MA  Bowditch and Dewey  UMass Lowell  Accounting Management Solutions  Southern New England School of Law  Bishoff Communications  Clark University Graduate Management Center  Commonwealth Purchasing Group  American Student Assistance  ESC of New England  Mass Mentoring  Greg Torres  K. Weill Consulting 3,200  Insource Services, Inc  Softrac  Nonprofit Consultants Network  Samet CPAs  Nutter McClennen & Fish  Chubb  Pine Street Inn  Corcoran & Havlin Insurance Group  Sherin and Lodgen, LLP  Nonprofit Professionals Advisory Group  Third Sector New England  Mass Audubon  UMass Boston – Center for Social Policy  GMA Foundations  Egmont Associates  MASSCAP  Dewey & Kaye  Lasell College  Health Resources in Action  Event Tech  Boston Private Bank & Trust Company  Braver Accountants & Advisors  Root Cause  Codman Square Health Services  The Chronicle of Philanthropy  DBA Group Brokerage Insurance Agency

 The Boston Foundation This sector in many ways  An anonymous foundation holds up the world—its body  State Street Bank Foundation  Citizens Bank Foundation “ and its soul.  Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation -Fran Froehlich,  Davis Foundation Community Works & Poor People’s United Fund, MNN Lifetime Nonprofit Achievement awardee ” Massachusetts Nonprofit Network | 89 South Street | Suite 601 | Boston, MA 02111 | www.massnonprofitnet.org

(2009 - 2010) Board of Directors

MNN's Board is comprised of representatives from 8 nonprofit sectors as well as people from 8 regions of the state. This ensures MNN will be representative geographically and by

 President – Bill Walczak – Codman Square Health Center

 VP – Michael Weekes – Massachusetts Council of Human Service Providers

 Treasurer – Sylvia de Haas-Phillips – United Way of Pioneer Valley

 Clerk – Julia Burgess – Martha’s Vineyard Community Services

Georgia Antonopolous Center for Nonprofit Management, Stonehill College George Bachrach Environmental League of Mass Jim Canavan Northern Berkshire United Way Rebecca Donham MetroWest Nonprofit Network Susan Egmont Egmont Associates Tim Garvin United Way of Central Mass Jim Hunt Mass. League of Community Health Centers Dan Hunter Mass Advocates for the Arts, Sciences, & Humanities Joe Kriesberg Mass. Assn. Of CDCs Carol Lavoie Schuster Associated Grant Makers Crista Martinez Padua Families First Parenting Programs Eva Millona Massachusetts Immigration and Refugee Advocacy Coalition Melissa Morriss Olson Bay Path College Geeta Pradhan The Boston Foundation Stephen Pratt My Turn David Shapiro Mass. Mentoring Partnerships Jonathan Spack Third Sector New England David Turcotte Nonprofit Alliance of Greater Lowell Ellen Lubell, Esq. Tennant Lubell, LLC

(2009 - 2010) MNN Staff

 Executive Director – David P. Magnani, Ed.D.

 Deputy Director – Heather Hartshorn

 Operations Manager – Bobby Chase

 Member Services Manager – Greg Callanan

 Communications Manager – Alexis Warth

 Development Manager – Geoff Whaley

Massachusetts Nonprofit Network | 89 South Street | Suite 601 | Boston, MA 02111 | www.massnonprofitnet.org (nonprofit & affiliate) MNN Membership

 ABCD Mattapan Family Service Center  Big Sister Association of Greater Boston

 ACCESS  Billerica Yankee Doodle Homecoming

 Access Strategies Fund  Bonnie CLAC

 Acre Family Day Care Corporation  Boston After School & Beyond

 Acton-Boxborough United Way  Boston Cares

 Adolescent Consultation Services  Boston Children's Chorus

 Advocates, Inc.  Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center

 African Health Foundation  Boston Education, Skills, & Training Corp.

 Alzheimer's Association, MA Chapter  Boston Family Boat Building

 American Camp Association, New England  Boston Latin School Association

 American Red Cross of Central MA  Boston Partners in Education

 American Red Cross of Massachusetts Bay  Boston Plan for Excellence

 American Student Assistance  Boston Seaman's Friend Society, Inc.

 Amherst Survival Center  Boston University School of Management

 Ansara Family Foundation  Boston VA Research Institute, Inc.

 Arthur Ashley Williams Foundation  Boston Youth Sports

 Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston  Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston

 ArtsBoston  Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester

 ArtStreet  Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest

 Arts|Learning  Boys and Girls Club of Cape Cod

 Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence  Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts

 Associated Early Care and Education, Inc.  Brandeis University, The Heller School for Social Policy & Mgmt

 Associated Grant Makers  Bread & Roses, Inc.

 Assumption College  Bridgewell

 Augustinians of the Assumption  Brightside for Families & Children

 Awareness K-9 Foundation  Brockton Neighborhood Health Center

 B'nai B'rith Housing New England Operating  Brookline Arts Center

 Baby's Breath Inc.  Brookline Community Foundation, Inc.

 Bay Path College Graduate Programs in Nonprofit Management  Brookview House, Inc.

 BayPath Elder Services, Inc.  Build the Out of School Time Network

 Belmont Media Center  Cambridge Community Services

 Berkshire Area Health Education Center  Cambridge Family & Children's Service

 Berkshire Bach Society  Cambridge Public Access Corp

 Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, Inc.  Cape & Vineyard Community Health Center Network

 Bethany Health Care Center  Cape and Islands United Way

 Beverly Bootstraps Community Services, Inc.  Cape Cod Child Development Program, Inc.

 Beverly Historical Society  Carroll Center for the Blind

 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Berkshire County  Catholic Charities Agency

 Big Brothers Big sisters of Central Mass/Metrowest  CCTV, Inc.

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 Center for Family, Work, and Community, NonProfit Alliance of Greater  D'Youville Senior Care Foundation Lowell  DEAF, Inc.  Center for Health & Development, Inc.  Delta Projects, Inc.  Center for New Words  Diabetes Association Inc.  Center for Nonprofit Management  Dimock Community Health Center  Center for Nonprofit Management, Stonehill College  Disability Policy Consortium  Center for Nonprofits and Voting  Dolphin Resource Group, Inc.  Center for Social Policy, McCormack Graduate School, UMASS Boston  Domestic Violence Ended  Central Massachusetts Regional Library System  Dorchester Community Center for the Visual Arts  Cerebral Palsy Association of Eastern Mass, Inc.  Dorchester Historical Society  Challenge Unlimited at Ironstone Farm  Dorchester House Multi-Service Center  Child Care Resource Center  East End House, Inc.  Children's Advocacy Center of Suffolk County  Easter Seals Massachusetts  Children's League of MA  Elizabeth Peabody House  Citi Performing Arts Center  Ellis Memorial & Eldredge Houses  Citizen Schools  Employment Options  Citizens' Housing and Planning Association  English At Large  CMI - CSCR  Environmental League of MA  Coalition for a Better Acre  Eos Foundation  Codman Square Health Center  ESC of New England  Codman Square Neighborhood Council  Essex National Heritage Commission  Common Impact  Eventide Arts  Community Action Agency of Somerville  Families First Parenting Programs  Community Autism Resources, Inc.  Family & Children's Service of Greater Lynn  Community Catalyst  Family Health Center of Worchester  Community Development Clinic  Family Life Support Center, Inc.  Community Dispute Settlement Center  Family Nurturing Center of Massachusetts  Community Economic Development Center of Southeastern MA  Family Service of Central Massachusetts  Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts  Family Service of Greater Boston  Community Minority Cultural Center  Family to Family Project  Community Research Initiative  Fathers & Families  Community Servings  FCD Educational Services  Community Software Lab  Fitness Forward  Community Teamwork, Inc.  For Kids Only After School  Community Works  Foundation for MetroWest  COMPASS for Kids  Framingham Court Mediation Services, Inc.  Compass Inc.  Framingham Education Foundation  Conservation Law Foundation  Framingham Public Access Corporation  Cooperative Artists Institute  Franklin County DIAL/SELF, Inc.  Country Dance and Song Society  Freedom House, Inc.  Cradles to Crayons  Friends of Lawrence Library  Crittenton Women's Union  Friends of Literacy Unlimited

Massachusetts Nonprofit Network | 89 South Street | Suite 601 | Boston, MA 02111 | www.massnonprofitnet.org  Center for Family, Work, and Community, NonProfit Alliance of Greater  D'Youville Senior Care Foundation  Friends of Mel Foundation  Interaction Institute for Social Change Lowell  DEAF, Inc.  Friends of the Lyndon  Ipswich River Watershed Association BOD  Center for Health & Development, Inc.  Delta Projects, Inc.  Friends of the Rafael Hernandez School  Irene E. & George A. Davis Foundation  Center for New Words  Diabetes Association Inc.  Future Chefs  James F. Farr Academy, Inc.  Center for Nonprofit Management  Dimock Community Health Center  Generations Incorporated  Jeremiah's Inn  Center for Nonprofit Management, Stonehill College  Disability Policy Consortium  Girl Scouts of Central & Western Massachusetts  Jewish Community Relations Council  Center for Nonprofits and Voting  Dolphin Resource Group, Inc.  Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts  Jewish Family Service of Metrowest  Center for Social Policy, McCormack Graduate School, UMASS Boston  Domestic Violence Ended  Girls Get Connected  Jewish Vocational Service  Central Massachusetts Regional Library System  Dorchester Community Center for the Visual Arts  Girls Incorporated of Greater Lowell  John Andrew Mazie Memorial Foundation  Cerebral Palsy Association of Eastern Mass, Inc.  Dorchester Historical Society  Girls Incorporated of Lynn  Julies Family Learning Program,Inc  Challenge Unlimited at Ironstone Farm  Dorchester House Multi-Service Center  Good News Garage  Jumpstart for Young Children  Child Care Resource Center  East End House, Inc.  Great Brook Valley Health Center  Junior Achievement of Eastern Massachusetts, Inc.  Children's Advocacy Center of Suffolk County  Easter Seals Massachusetts  Greater Boston Guild for the Blind  Kate Steed  Children's League of MA  Elizabeth Peabody House  Greater Lawrence Family Health Center, Inc.  Knowledge Communities  Citi Performing Arts Center  Ellis Memorial & Eldredge Houses  Greater Lowell Community Foundation  Kwong Kow Chinese School  Citizen Schools  Employment Options  Greater Waltham ARC  Lasell College  Citizens' Housing and Planning Association  English At Large  Greater Worcester Community Foundation  Lawyers Clearinghouse  CMI - CSCR  Environmental League of MA  GREENLIGHT FUND  Leadership MetroWest, Inc.  Coalition for a Better Acre  Eos Foundation  Greyhound Friends  Library Foundation of Needham  Codman Square Health Center  ESC of New England  Growing Places Garden Project, Inc.  Life Resources, Inc.  Codman Square Neighborhood Council  Essex National Heritage Commission  Grub Street  Literacy Volunteers of the Montachusett Area  Common Impact  Eventide Arts  Harbor Health Services, Inc.  Longwood Symphony Orchestra  Community Action Agency of Somerville  Families First Parenting Programs  Hattie B. Cooper Community Center  Lowell Association for the Blind  Community Autism Resources, Inc.  Family & Children's Service of Greater Lynn  Hayden Synchronized Skating Teams  Lupus Foundation of New England  Community Catalyst  Family Health Center of Worchester  Healing Heart Hospitality House  Lynn Community Health Center  Community Development Clinic  Family Life Support Center, Inc.  Health Imperatives, Inc.  MA Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs  Community Dispute Settlement Center  Family Nurturing Center of Massachusetts  Health Resources in Action  MA Center for Charter Public School Excellence  Community Economic Development Center of Southeastern MA  Family Service of Central Massachusetts  Healthcare for All  MA Health Council  Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts  Family Service of Greater Boston  Hearing Loss Association of Greater Boston  Marlborough Regional Community Foundation  Community Minority Cultural Center  Family to Family Project  Henry Lee Willis Community Center  Martha's Vineyard Community Services  Community Research Initiative  Fathers & Families  Hill House  Martha's Vineyard Donors Collaborative  Community Servings  FCD Educational Services  Hope Found Boston  Martha's Vineyard Film Society  Community Software Lab  Fitness Forward  Hospice of the North Shore  Mary Immaculate Health/Care Services  Community Teamwork, Inc.  For Kids Only After School  House of Hope Inc  Mass 211  Community Works  Foundation for MetroWest  Housing For All Corporation  Mass Insight Education & Research  COMPASS for Kids  Framingham Court Mediation Services, Inc.  Hudson Area Arts Alliance  Mass Mentoring Partnership  Compass Inc.  Framingham Education Foundation  Human Service Forum  Mass Nonprofit Support  Conservation Law Foundation  Framingham Public Access Corporation  Hyde Square Task Force  Mass Recycle  Cooperative Artists Institute  Franklin County DIAL/SELF, Inc.  Improbable Players, Inc.  Mass Technology Leadership Council, Inc.  Country Dance and Song Society  Freedom House, Inc.  Inquilinos Boricuas en Accion (IBA)  Mass. Alliance of Portuguese Speakers (MAPS)  Cradles to Crayons  Friends of Lawrence Library  Institute for Nonprofit Development  Mass. Council of Human Service Providers  Crittenton Women's Union  Friends of Literacy Unlimited  Institute for Sport Coaching

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 Massachusets Association of School Committees  NDC of Grove Hall

 Massachusetts Association for Community Action  Needham Historical Society

 Massachusetts Association of CDC  Neurofibromatosis, Inc.

 Massachusetts Association of Nonprofit Schools & Colleges  New England Prison Ministries, Inc

 Massachusetts Audubon Society  New England SCORES

 Massachusetts Bays Estuary Association, Inc.  New Sector Alliance

 Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center  New Technology for New Bostonians

 Massachusetts Business Alliance for Education  Newton Communications Access Center, Inc.

 Massachusetts Children's Alliance  Newton Historical Society

 Massachusetts Coalition for Adult Education  Nigerian-American Community Organization Inc

 Massachusetts Destination Imagination  Nonprofit Finance Fund

 Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers  North End Community Health Center

 Massachusetts Marine Trades Association  North Shore Elder Services

 Massachusetts Nonprofit Network  North Shore Health Project

 Massachusetts Service Alliance  North Shore United Way

 Massachusetts Veterans, Inc.  Northeast Center for Healthy Communities

 Massachusetts Water Works Association  Northeast Institute for Quality Community Action

 MassAging  Northeast Wilderness Search And Rescue

 MassExcellence  Northeastern University Human Services Co-Op

 MassVOTE  Northern Berkshire United Way

 MathPower  Notre Dame Education Center

 Medical-Legal Partnership Boston  ODWIN Learning Center

 Melanoma Foundation New England  Old Colony Hospice

 Mental Health Association of Greater Lowell, Inc.  ONE Lowell

 Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership  Operation A.B.L.E. of Greater Boston, Inc.

 Metro South/West Regional Employment Board  Operation Outreach-USA, Inc.

 MetroWest Community Health Care Foundation  Organizers' Collaborative

 MetroWest Free Medical Program  Our Sisters School

 MetroWest Nonprofit Network  Partners for Youth with Disabilities, Inc.

 MetroWest Outreach Connection, Inc.  Penacook Place, Inc.

 MetroWest YMCA, Inc.  People Making a Difference

 Middlesex Partnerships for Youth, Inc.  Permanent Endowment for Martha's Vineyard

 Minuteman Senior Services  Pernet Family Health Service, Inc.

 MIRA COALITION  Pine Street Inn

 Mission To Liberia  Pioneer Arts Center of Easthampton Inc.

 More Than Words  Pioneer Valley Rebuilders C.D.C.

 MSPCA  Project Place, Inc.

 Multicultural Community Services  Project Spay Inc.

 Mustard Seed Communities  Public Conversations Project

 MY TURN, Inc.  Rape Crisis Services of Greater Lowell, Inc.

 National Center of Afro-American Artists  Raw Art Works, Inc.  National Scoliosis Foundation

Massachusetts Nonprofit Network | 89 South Street | Suite 601 | Boston, MA 02111 | www.massnonprofitnet.org

 RCAP Solutions  STRIVE Boston Employment Service

 REACH Beyond Domestic Violence, Inc.  SuAsCo Watershed Community Council

 Rebuilding Together Boston  Sudbury Valley Trustees

 Renewal House - Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry  Sunshine Village

 Rennie Center for Education Research & Policy  SWIRLS (Sisters Working in Real Life Situations)

 RESPOND, Inc.  Syria Temple No. 31

 Retarded Adult Rehabilitation Association  Tapestry Health Systems

 Richard and Susan Smith Family Foundation  Technical Education Research Centers, Inc. (TERC)

 Roca  Teen Voices

 Room to Grow  TeenLife Media, LLC

 Root Cause  Tewksbury Hospital Equestrian Farm

 Roxbury Comprehensive Community Health Center  The Ad Club

 Save the Harbor Save the Bay  The Arc of Massachusetts

 Scandinavian Charitable Society Of Greater Boston  The Boston Consortium for Higher Education

 School & Main Institute, Inc.  The Boston Foundation

 School on Wheels  The Boston Home Inc.

 Scleroderma Foundation  The Bridge of Central Massachusetts

 Second Chance Fund for Animal Welfare  The Bridgespan Group

 Second Chances, Inc.  The Cape Cod Foundation

 Shelter Legal Services  The Center for After-School Excellence

 Sherrill House  The Center for Arts in Natick

 Smaller Business Association of New England  The Center for Teen Empowerment, Inc.

 Social Capital Inc. (SCI)  The Children's Room: Center for Grieving Children

 Social Enterprise Consulting  The Cloud Foundation

 Social Venture Partners Boston  The Commonwealth Institute

 Somerville Community Access Television  The Community Family

 Somerville Homeless Coalition, Inc.  The Fessenden School

 South Boston Community Health Center  The Foresight Project

 Southeast Asian Coalition of Central MA  The Garrett Pressley Autism Resource Center

 Southeastern MA Veterans Housing Program, Inc.  The Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts

 SPAN, INC.  The Home for Little Wanderers

 Spectrum Health Systems, Inc  The Hyams Foundation, Inc.

 Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History  The Immigrant Learning Center, Inc.

 Springfield Day Nursery Corp. d/b/a Square One  The Junior League of Boston, Inc.

 Springfield Rescue Mission, Inc.  The Lenny Zakim Fund

 Springfield Symphony Orchestra, Inc.  The Lynch Foundation

 St. Mary's Women and Children's Center  The May Institute, Inc.

 Start Money Smart, Inc.  The National Investment Company Service Association

 Stavros Center for Independent Living  The Nonprofit Net Inc.

 Steppingstone  The Revolving Museum Inc

 Stonewall Communities, Inc.  The Shared Living Collaborative

 Stop & Shop Family Foundation  The Spectrum Singers

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 The Sudbury Foundation  World Teach, Inc.

 Theatre at First  WorldBoston

 Third Sector New England  Year Up

 Thom Child & Family Services  Youth Enrichment Services

 Timothy Smith Network  YWCA Boston

 Top Floor Learning  YWCA of Central Mass

 Troubadour, Inc.  YWCAs New England

 Tutoring Plus of Cambridge  Zoo New England

 Tutors for All

 UMass Boston - John W. McCormack Graduate School of Policy Studies

 Union Square Main Streets

 United South End Settlements

 United Teen Equality Center

 United Way of Central MA

 United Way of Greater New Bedford

 United Way of Hampshire County

 United Way of Mass Bay and Merrimack Valley

 United Way of North Central MA

 United Way of Pioneer Valley

 United Way of Tri-County

 United Way of Webster and Dudley

 Upham's Corner Community Center

 Urban Ecology Institute

 Urban Edge

 Urban Improv

 Veterans' Farmstead Initiatives, Inc.

 Virginia Mercure

 Visiting Nurse Foundation

 VNA of Greater Lowell, Inc.

 VSA Arts of Massachusetts

 Wayside Youth & Family Support Network

 Welcome Project

 Wellspring House, Inc.

 Western Massachusetts Legal Services

 WHEAT Community Services, Inc.

 Wheelock College

 Wide Horizons For Children, Inc.

 William B Rice Eventide Home

 William J. Gould Associates / Gould Farm

 Women of Means, Inc.

 Worcester Community Action Council, Inc.

 Worcester County Food Bank

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