Types of NEBF Grants

International Grants

The Foundation encourages proposals from or about communities in developing countries where even a small dollar amount can make a tremendous impact. However, due to the size of the Foundation, we must limit our grants to specific countries.

Beginning in mid-2010 NEBF will narrow the geographic focus of our international grant-making to a few priority regions. We will be considering project proposals from the following countries:

Central America

Gulf of Honduras countries (Belize, Guatemala, Honduras)

South America

Andean countries (Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru)

Africa

West Africa (Ghana, Cameroon)

In addition, we will consider invited proposals from several countries where we have been working over the past decade. These include:

Papua New Guinea
Tanzania
Nicaragua
El Salvador

U.S. Grants

The Foundation only funds projects in the US that are located in New England. Any educational or community projects are limited to the Boston area with a strong preference for those on the North Shore of Massachusetts because we feel a responsibility toward the local community. The environmental projects we fund are generally located on the North Shore and occasionally in Boston.

Individual Grants

The Foundation rarely funds individuals. When we do, it is mostly for small environmental research projects. We do not fund individuals who are seeking capital for business ventures, book publishing, music recording or other similar ventures.



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