This foundation accepts unsolicited applications
- Deadline:
- Funding is awarded on a case-by-case basis and in response to funding needs and availability.
- Restrictions:
- Once applications for sponsorship and grant-funding are received, the Foundation and non-voting committees from the Stoneham Bank will review the applications to determine that any potential recipients further the Foundation's exempt purpose and advance causes that are of value to the community served by Stoneham Bank. The Foundation itself will only award funding to qualified charitable organizations. The Foundation prioritizes funding requests that impact: (i) affordable housing; (ii) community services; (iii) economic development; (iv) community revitalization and stabilization; and (v) projects that promote public services within economically underserved communities. Non-qualified charitable organizations seeking funding may coordinate with Stoneham Bank for private sponsorship, but will not receive funding from the Foundation.
- How to apply:
- The Foundation coordinates with Stoneham Bank to consider and process requests for sponsorship and funding. The Foundation asks that applicants complete a funding request form found online at: https://www.stonehambank.com/about/get-to-know-us/giving-back Applicants will be asked to provide: (i) identifying information, including name, address, EIN, and proof of exempt status if requested; (ii) the amount of funding sought; (iii) a description of the purpose to be served by the grant, including its community impact; and (iv) how the recipient plans to acknowledge and account for any grants received.
- Send to:
- Nancy Coyle CFO and Treasurer
Quoted verbatim from IRS Form 990-PF Part XIV (2026 filing). Filings are 12–18 months behind, and the deadline above is the foundation's own wording rather than a fixed date — confirm with the foundation before you apply.
Total Grants
$119,250
Avg Grant Size
$0
Total Assets
$0
Open to New Grantees
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Data source: IRS Form 990 filings via IRS TEOS. 990 data is typically 12-18 months behind the current year.
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