Private foundations have always been munificent and active supporters of Community Servings. We recognize that effective partnerships with corporate and foundation funders is essential to our success and ability to carry out our mission. Since Community Servings' inception in 1990, we have received generous grants from local and national foundations to support our mission to feed those affected by critical illness as well as to support our innovative complimentary programs such as the Community Servings Teaching Kitchen job-training program and the Meals for Many social enterprise.

Community Servings' foundation partners: 

The 200 Foundation
Broadway Cares / Equity Fights AIDS
Butler Family Foundation
JE and ZB Butler Foundation
Cambridge Community Foundation
Bushrod H. Campbell and Adah F. Hall Charity Fund
Community Benefits Trust Fund
The Doe Family Foundation
Mary B. Dunn Charitable Trust
Fireman Foundation
Fish Family Foundation
The Food Project
Highland Street Foundation
Jane's Trust
Massachusetts Service Alliance
MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger
Kirwan Foundation
Krupp Family Foundation
Leaves of Grass Fund
Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Foundation
Lovett-Woodsum Family Charitable Foundation
Newman's Own Foundation
Planet MassCONECT
Project Bread
Sholley Foundation
Susan G. Komen Massachusetts
Smith Family Foundation
The Theodore Edson Parker Foundation
Frederick E. Weber Charities
Yawkey II Foundation

Funder Profile

With the help of Susan G. Komen Massachusetts, Community Servings has been bringing our nutrition program to those affected by breast cancer and their families since 2004. Komens annual support has been instrumental in our service to breast cancer survivors, enabling us to deliver medically-tailored meals to the doorsteps of our clients, provide nutritional supplements and nutrition Care Packages to those at the highest levels of nutritional vulnerability as well as nutrition education workshops and presentations to the broader breast cancer community.

With the help of the Susan G Komen Massachuessta we expect to serve 33,000 meals to 100 clients, dependents, and caregivers affected by breast cancer this year. Individuals with breast cancer comprise just under ten percent of our clients and we are committed to outreach that will offer our meals program to agencies, organizations, and health care providers that serve individuals with breast cancer. Thanks to the Susan G. Komen Massachusettss annual fundraisers, they are able to provide grants, such as the one to Community Servings, to help fund local services and programs that address breast health needs throughout Massachusetts.