New Horizons at Marlborough Grantees
Proud to Give Back to Our Community
New Horizons at Marlborough is a not-for-profit retirement community that is owned by Cummings Foundation. One of the largest private foundations in New England, the Foundation gives back in the areas where it owns commercial buildings, all of which are managed on a pro bono basis by its for-profit affiliate, Cummings Properties.
Supporting Local Communities
To date, the Cummings organization has awarded more than $650 million to local nonprofits throughout greater Boston, with the majority of its efforts focusing on organizations in Essex, Middlesex, and Suffolk counties. More information about Cummings Foundation’s annual $35 Million Grant Program is available at www.CummingsFoundation.org.
Cummings Foundation Grant Beneficiaries
Foundation grantees enrich the communities around them by providing a diverse array of services, including healthcare, advocacy programs, education, affordable housing, violence prevention, and so many more. As the Marlborough community is of such great importance to New Horizons, the Foundation considers the city a high-priority area for grant-making and has awarded more than $4 million to Marlborough-based nonprofits in recent years. Neighboring communities from which many New Horizons at Marlborough residents hail have also received substantial funding. The organizations below have been awarded Cummings grants:
Marlborough
- Addiction Referral Center
- Better Day Adult Social Day Program
- Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest
- City of Marlborough
- Employment Options
- Friends of the Marlborough Seniors
- Marie Esther Health Center
- Metro Community Development Corporation
- MetroWest Free Medical Program
- Special Olympics Massachusetts
- The Advanced Math & Science Academy
- Thrive Support & Advocacy
- UMass Memorial Health - Marlborough Hospital
Sudbury
- Birthday Wishes
- Bridges Together
- Camp Casco
- Corwin-Russell School
- Friends of The Sudbury Senior Citizens
- PlaySudbury
- SMILE Mass
- Sudbury Senior Center
- Sudbury Valley Trustees
- The Wayside Inn Foundation
Framingham
- Advocates
- Agassiz Village
- Bethany Health Care Center
- Bethany Hill Place
- Brazilian American Center, BRACE
- Daniel's Table
- Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism
- Framingham History Center
- Framingham Public Schools
- Framingham State University Foundation
- Gratis Healthcare
- Greater Framingham Community Church
- Hoops and Homework
- Jeff’s Place Children’s Bereavement Center
- Jewish Family Service of Metrowest
- Literacy Unlimited of Framingham Foundation
- Mary Ann Morse Healthcare Corp.
- MetroWest Legal Services
- Metrowest Worker Center
- OUT MetroWest
- Programs For People
- RIA
- The Learning Center for the Deaf
- The Metrowest ESL Fund
- United Way of Tri-County
- Wayside Youth & Family Support Network
View a complete list of grant winners.
Thank You, Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest
In 2019, this Marlborough-based youth organization presented Cummings Foundation with its Community Partner for Youth Award in honor of the Foundation’s substantial investment in the Club and the city of Marlborough as a whole. New Horizons executive director Andy Eick accepted the award at the Club’s 75th Anniversary Celebration. Hear remarks from Andy starting at 2:12 in the video below.
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Both New Horizons are strictly not-for-profit communities owned by Cummings Foundation, one of the largest private foundations in New England. Cummings Foundation awards at least $50 million annually, and has awarded more than $650 million to date to support greater Boston nonprofits.