Organizational Profile
Grand Circle Foundation, Inc.
Note (July 2000): This profile is no longer maintained and information included may be out-of-date.
Mission/description
To give something of lasting value back where we live and work. Internationally, we support projects that preserve and protect the environment; save cultural treasures and traditions, and build stronger communities. In Boston, we support projects that promote elder involvement and education and youth education and discovery.
Headquarters
United States
Geographical focus
Boston, US and various international locations where Grand Circle Travel and Overseas Adventure Travel clients visit.
Art, culture & recreation; Social services; Environment
Children and youth; Elderly; Unspecified/many groups
Types of support
Financial support to nonprofit organizations and individuals.
Limitations and additional information
Encourage proposals to include unique opportunities for Grand Circle Travel and Overseas Adventure Travel clients to visit and become involved in project sites. Does not fund individuals, political organizations, advertising, conferences, or religious organizations. Internationally, we fund projects directly in the path of our Grand Circle Travel and Overseas Adventure Travel clients. We strive to incorporate a unique onsite visit to the site by our travelers. In Boston, we fund projects that benefit at-risk youth and elders.
Proposal requirements
Completion of community or worldwide grant guidelines, plus cover letter.
Proposal deadlines
Range of grant size
US$100-$30,000
Approximate number of grants per year
48
Average total yearly giving
US$2,000,000
Year established
1992
Chief executive
Alan E. Lewis, Chairman, Grand Circle Corporation
Contact
Maury Peterson, Director
Address
347 Congress St.
Boston, MA 02210
USA
Tel
1 (617) 346-6398
Fax
1 (617) 346-6030
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Last update June 20, 2002