The Cambridge Community Foundation



The Cambridge Community Foundation is the local giving platform built, funded, and guided by residents since 1916. The foundation is a convener and catalyst for transformative community change.

As a civic leader it offers an independent voice, convenes individuals and organizations, and commissions research to help identify priorities.

The foundation helps set shared goals, spark innovative and effective solutions, and organize collaborations to pursue them.



Web Address

www.cambridgecf.org

Social Media Links

Twitter - @Cambridge_CF

Facebook - www.facebook.com/CambridgeCCF/

Instagram - www.instagram.com/cambridge_cf/


Assets and Giving for Cambridge Community Foundation

Assets

2020 - 45,615,345
2019 - 44,503,901
2018 - 41,053,574
2017 - 38,084,483
Domestic Grants

2020 - 3,184,654
2019 - 1,867,845
2018 - 1,367,374


    

Recent News from Cambridge Community Foundation


City Council Candidates Propose Strategies for Supporting Low-Income Residents at Virtual Forum
Foundation: Cambridge Community Foundation

Co-hosted by the Cambridge Community Foundation, Cambridge's My Brother's Keeper, and the Cambridge Nonprofit Coalition, the forum is the latest...more

Cambridge Community Foundation names new board leadership and senior staff
Foundation: Cambridge Community Foundation

The Cambridge Community Foundation's board of directors named Phil Johnson, founder and CEO of PJA Advertising + Marketing, as its new...more

To Do Today: Lit Crawl Boston
Foundation: Cambridge Community Foundation

Lit Crawl Boston is funded by the Cambridge Community Foundation and the Massachusetts Cultural Council. Whether you're an avid...more

'Heart' public safety idea is a start, but far more investment is needed against domestic violence
Foundation: Cambridge Community Foundation

As cited in a study by the Cambridge Community Foundation, Cambridge is ranked No. 1 in rental costs, with 50 percent of the lowest-earning...more

New Report Details Severe Income Gap Amid Economic Growth in Cambridge
Foundation: Cambridge Community Foundation

A report from the Cambridge Community Foundation found that despite rapid economic growth, Cambridge suffers from stark economic inequality...more

A 'Financial Vaccine': Cambridge Launches Guaranteed Income Pilot Program
Foundation: Cambridge Community Foundation

A study published by the Cambridge Community Foundation earlier this month found that 20 percent of Cambridge residents make $13,000 dollars...more

Murrysville native recruits fellow MIT students, others to battle social isolation among seniors
Foundation: Cambridge Community Foundation

The foundation was recently awarded a grant from the Cambridge Community Foundation, and Jain said he would like to open chapters at...more

Yo-Yo Ma, with two charitable events coming, treats a Covid clinic to 15 minutes of cello bliss
Foundation: Cambridge Community Foundation

... lately in a flurry of charitable work: performing Thursday as part of the Cambridge Community Foundation's free We are Cambridge spring...more

Cambridge to Offer Additional $1 Million in Grants to Eligible Nonprofit Organizations to Provide ...
Foundation: Cambridge Community Foundation

... Capital Fund which is funded by Mayor's Disaster Relief Fund and Wagner Foundation and administered by the Cambridge Community...more

Cambridge's third community fridge arrives, installed in Harvard Square, already stocked
Foundation: Cambridge Community Foundation

... House in The Port, both recipients of Cambridge Community Foundation grants. A Union Square, Somerville, refrigerator was placed in...more



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