Essex County Community Foundation



In 1998, David Tory, together with Lorraine Astle, founded Broadhow, a 501(c)( 3) company, to provide infrastructure support and training services to non-profit organizations supporting children and families at risk throughout Essex County. Uniquely, Broadhow's mission was to provide these services for free or at minimal costs. In the course of providing these services, Broadhow staff became aware of a number of issues that would be best addressed by a community foundation -- but at the time there was no such foundation that focused on Essex County.


In response to these needs, Broadhow, after many months of consideration and close consultation with nonprofit organizations, foundations, and community leaders decided to change its legal status and name and became the Essex County Community Foundation.

Web Address

www.eccf.org

Social Media Links

Twitter - @ECCFGives


Assets and Giving for Essex County Community Foundation

Assets

2020 - 96,930,282
2019 - 91,073,475
2018 - 68,768,419
Domestic Grants

2020 - 18,086,766
2019 - 20,339,427


    

Recent News from Essex County Community Foundation


Contest Hopes To Bridge Digital Divide By Growing Computer Access And Literacy
Foundation: Essex County Community Foundation

If you have an idea for a project that would improve the lives of people in Massachusetts' Essex County, you have until March 23 to submit it. Up to 10 finalists will be selected to pitch their...more

North Shore news in brief | Community | salemnews.com
Foundation: Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts, Essex County Community Foundation

A signature annual event for the Essex County Community Foundation (ECCF), it brings together more than 1,000 nonprofit leaders for six weeks...more

Leadership program expanding to North Shore | News | salemnews.com
Foundation: Essex County Community Foundation

LEADS is expanding to the North Shore in collaboration with Essex County Community Foundation, which is helping to fund the...more

Opinion: Mass. Officials Must Close the Digital Divide - Government Technology
Foundation: Essex County Community Foundation

As Stratton Lloyd, executive vice president of the Essex County Community Foundation, said last year, "as the water level has come down with...more

Column: Arts equity and opportunity the focus of latest work by Creative County - Salem News
Foundation: Essex County Community Foundation

Artists will always make art. They will forever paint, play music, dance, create stories and bring those stories to life on...more

EDITORIAL: Need of many charities is great this year | Opinion | newburyportnews.com
Foundation: Essex County Community Foundation

The Community Foundation says there are more than 4,000 nonprofits in Essex County focused on everything from community health to...more

Our view: Cheers and jeers to recent newsmakers | Opinion | eagletribune.com
Foundation: Essex County Community Foundation

In 1991, the Merrimack Valley Community Foundation, which has since merged with the Essex County Community Foundation, raised $1 million...more

Tech Goes Home, Link House on WJOP this week | News | newburyportnews.com
Foundation: Essex County Community Foundation

Hanna will also discuss TGH's new partnership with the Essex County Community Foundation to expand digital inclusion programming throughout the...more

Kingman, Mahaniah and Payson Join Essex County Community Foundation's Board of Trustees
Foundation: Essex County Community Foundation

Amy Kingman of Essex, Dr. Kiame Mahaniah of Andover and Jonathan Payson of Manchester were recently elected to Essex County Community...more

Lawrence Catholic Academy launching "STEM" program in new school year
Foundation: Essex County Community Foundation

... made possible by a grant from NiSource Foundation Fund for Merrimack Valley, a Field of Interest Fund at Essex County Community...more



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