Partnership For Excellence

Essex County Community Foundation (ECCF) in Danvers, MA inspires philanthropy that strengthens communities in Essex County through managing charitable assets, supporting nonprofits, and engaging in strategic community leadership initiatives. ECCF grants funds to important causes, supports nonprofits and students, and collaborates with donors to elevate their giving through systems-based community leadership initiatives, making a positive impact on individuals and organizations in the region.Generated from the website

The Iacocca Family Foundation, established in 1984 by Lee Iacocca in memory of his late wife Mary, focuses on supporting innovative research aimed at curing and alleviating complications associated with Type 1 Diabetes. With over $40 million funded in research projects, the Foundation has become a leader in the global fight against diabetes, striving to improve long-term health outcomes for individuals affected by the disease. Under the leadership of Kathryn Iacocca Hentz, the Foundation collaborates with leading researchers and institutions to advance diabetes research and also supports initiatives related to other autoimmune diseases, scholarships, and access to fresh produce and healthcare. The Foundation's mission is to make a positive impact on people's lives and bring an end to the suffering caused by Type 1 diabetes. Generated from the website

Founded in 1992, BELL is a nonprofit organization that helps children achieve academic and social proficiency during their elementary school years. It undertakes various projects to increase the academic achievements, self-esteem and life opportunities of children living in low-income, urban communities. It also organizes several programs, including After School and Summer programs, Bell Boys and The Red Sox Scholars Program. The organization employs a number of tools, such as tutoring in math with research-based and multicultural curricula; mentoring; inviting guest speakers; field trips; and service projects. It also provides counseling and support for parents to facilitate their children s education. The organization consists of more than 1,000 teachers and tutors and educates more than 8,000 children in nearly 40 public school sites. It has offices in Dorchester, Mass.; Bronx, N.Y.; and Baltimore.