Open Door Grant Program
The Foundation launched its Open Door Grant Program in 2024 to give small- to medium-sized organizations access to funding outside of our priority Capacity Building Grant Program.
This initiative also gives the Foundation team the opportunity to learn more about ongoing work, needs, and challenges in the local nonprofit sector.
2024 AWARDS: $105,000
Twenty-one nonprofit organizations received a one-time, $5,000 grant for programmatic or operational support.
2025 AWARDS: $115,000
17 organizations received grants ranging from $5,000-$10,000 for programmatic or operational support.
2026 AWARDS: $90,510
Ten organizations received a grant ranging from $4,000-$10,000 for programmatic or operational support.
View the recipients and a brief description of the grant funded through the links below.
2026 Grant Recipients
Cape Cod Senior Resource Center, $4,000
For technology support for their Senior Impact Fund project that connects seniors in urgent need with immediate, community-driven financial support
Friends of Children’s Cove, $10,000
For general operating support and operational start-up costs to hire its first Executive Director
Friends of the Cape Cod National Seashore, $10,000
For general operating support to strengthen fundraising infrastructure and capacity
Michael English House, $10,000
To support their 12-week carpentry workshops, provided at no cost to those in Addiction Recovery and coming out of the Barnstable County House of Corrections
Next Chance, Inc., $10,000
To support their Executive Leadership and general operating capacity for women’s recovery housing services
Olga’s List, $10,000
To support training and placement of direct care workers with Latham Centers, Cape Cod
Outer Cape Health Services, $10,000
For advancing telehealth access on rural Cape Cod
Provincetown Conservation Trust, $6,510
To expand their free nature programming and trail maintenance
South Coastal Counties Legal Services, Inc., $10,000
General operating support for its Hyannis Law Office to help clients with legal support and educational programming.
The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate, $10,000
To support educational programming and tours of the Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy House for Barnstable High School students.
Together, we have invested more than $113 million in grants and scholarships in the Cape Cod Community. For good.
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