Recent Sudbury Grants
2023 Grants
- MAB Community Services, Inc: $6,785
To sustain Sudbury’s Low Vision Peer Empowerment Support Group at the Sudbury Senior Center. - Sudbury Historical Society: $50,000
To hire a photographer to fully digitize the collection and make them digitally available for public viewing. - Sudbury Youth Soccer: $11,500
To expand adaptive soccer programming and enrichment in Sudbury. - Town of Sudbury: $15,000
To the Goodnow Library to add adaptive service offerings to the Library of Things, book collections, and programming. - Town of Sudbury: $30,000
To the Board of Health to purchase gift cards for Sudbury residents for emergency basic needs.
2022 Grants
- Gifts of Hope Unlimited: $7,000
To help provide financial support for Sudbury families in need. - HOPEsudbury: $15,000
For general operating support. - MetroWest Free Medical Program: $25,000
For general operating support. - Save A Dog, Inc.: $5,000
To support the teen volunteer program. - SMILE Mass, Inc.: $25,000
To support the Club SMILE Mass program which provides hybrid after-school services to children and adults with severe disabilities. - Sudbury Cooperative Preschool: $15,000
To support a Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Initiative. - Sudbury Extended Day: $25,000
To hires a consultant for capacity and continuity planning. - Sudbury Historical Society: $40,000
To assist in engaging with an archivist to catalogue its collections, update their database, and train volunteers on best practices. - Sudbury Valley Trustees: $15,000
To upgrade their financial system. - Town of Sudbury: $21,000
To purchase a power stretcher for the Fire Department’s third ambulance. - Town of Sudbury: $7,720
To fund a Sudbury summer concert and block party in August, 2022. - Town of Sudbury: $30,000
For a signage project along the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail. - Wayside Inn: $23,000
To fund a canoe-making project as part of the Inn’s education initiative.
2021 Grants
- First Parish of Sudbury: $25,000
For a Meetinghouse usage consultation. - Goodnow Library Foundation: $15,000
To purchase furnishings for the newly renovated Historical Room - Lincoln-Sudbury Adult & Community Education: $6,000
To cover the first year costs of new registration management system. - Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School: $2,500
To host a “Reality for Life” financial literacy fair. - MetroWest Readers Fest: $1,000
To help pilot the first “Community Read” event. - Musicians of the Old Post Road: $3,200
To fund a video about historic landmarks in Sudbury. - SMILE Mass, Inc.: $14,750
To purchase a new data management system. - Sudbury Historical Society: $5,000
To publish a history of Broadacres Farm. - Sudbury Valley Trustees: $10,000
For a website redesign. - Town of Sudbury: $15,000
For Emotional Intelligence training for Police Department. - Town of Sudbury: $5,000
To fund a RE&I project organized by the DEI Commission. - Town of Sudbury: $1,140
To purchase signs for two outdoor water bottle fillers at fields.
2020 Grants
- Fresh Start Furniture Bank
- Gifts of Hope Unlimited
- HOPEsudbury
- Neighbor Brigade
- Lincoln Sudbury Parent Organization
- Organization for the Assabet, Sudbury & Concord Rivers
- Sudbury Housing Authority
- Sudbury Valley Trustees
- Wayside Inn
2019 Grants
Fresh Start Furniture Bank, Hudson, MA $5,000
For general support.
Goodnow Library Foundation, Sudbury, MA $10,000
To pilot an intergenerational internship program.
MAB Community Services, Inc./MA Assn. for the Blind and Visually Impaired, Brookline, MA $15,150
To support a Low Vision Peer Empowerment Support Group in Sudbury.

Sudbury Historical Society, Sudbury, MA, $5,000
A gift to recognize Sudbury Foundation Trustee Susan Iuliano upon her retirement.
Sudbury Valley Trustees, Sudbury, MA, $10,000
To fund a marketing and outreach training for SVT’s partners on promoting land protection and good stewardship watershed-wide.
Town of Sudbury, Sudbury, MA, $10,834
To help fund and install three water bottle filling stations around town.
Wayside Inn Foundation, Sudbury, MA, $75,000
Over three years, to help fund the new position of Nonprofit Program Director.
2018 Grants

Town of Sudbury, Sudbury, MA, $150,000 payable over two years.
For renovations at the Nixon and Loring Elementary School playgrounds to improve safety and enhance access.
Fresh Start Furniture Bank, Hudson, MA, $2,500
For general support.
Gifts of Hope Unlimited, Sudbury, MA, $12,900
For a series of start-up projects.
Goodnow Library Foundation, Sudbury, MA, $5,000
For short-term grant writing research and support.
Longfellow’s Wayside Inn, Sudbury, MA, $59,250
For a series of planning consultations.
Marlborough Community Development Corp., Marlborough, MA, $15,000
To bring the agency’s Financial Fitness Center to Sudbury.
Town of Sudbury, Council on Aging, Sudbury, MA, $22,732
To support the part-time volunteer coordinator.
Town of Sudbury, Planning and Community Development Dept., Sudbury, MA, $55,000
To support the development of a new master plan for the Town.
MetroWest Free Medical Program, Sudbury, MA, $25,000
For a strategic planning consultation
Sudbury Extended Day, Sudbury, MA, $5,000
To train after-school teachers in positive behavior intervention techniques.
Thursday Garden Club, Sudbury, MA, $2,000
To help create a Blue Star Memorial Garden in Grinnell Park.
2017 Grants
Advocates, Inc., Framingham, MA, $20,300
To pilot a jail diversion program in the towns of Sudbury and Hudson.
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School, Sudbury, MA, $7,500
Faculty stipends to pilot the Hub for Innovation.
MetroWest Free Medical Program, Sudbury, MA, $1,200
To purchase equipment to create an additional exam room at the Sudbury location.
Sudbury Historical Society, Sudbury MA, $200,000
A matching grant designed to help the Society fulfill its dream of creating a town History Center in the historic Loring Parsonage.
Organization for the Assabet, Sudbury & Concord Rivers, Concord, MA, $5,000
To create a report card on the health status of the Assabet, Sudbury and Concord rivers.
Sudbury United Methodist Church, Sudbury, MA, $25,000
In support of a capital campaign.
SWEET, Inc., Sudbury, MA, $545
A series of projects to help eradicate invasive species in Sudbury.
Town of Sudbury/Goodnow Library, Sudbury, MA, $31,250
To purchase equipment and provide staff training as part of an extensive renovation to the Library’s second floor.
Town of Sudbury/Health Department, Sudbury, MA, $1,650
To pilot the Budget Buddies financial literacy training.
Town of Sudbury/Health Department, Sudbury, MA $17,000
To support a Hazardous Waste Collection Day.
Town of Sudbury/Council on Aging, Sudbury, MA $15,000
To conduct a needs assessment of Sudbury’s Senior population.