Senator Edward Kennedy’s Philanthropic Legacy

As with millions of other Americans – left, right and center – I was saddened to hear of the passing of Senator Ted Kennedy.  Now begins the mourning and celebration of his life and legacy.  While his personal philanthropy won’t be remembered to the same extent of his other legacies, a quick search of NOZA’s database shows that he indeed was generous of his personal wealth to dozens of nonprofit organizations.  We here at NOZA would like to commemorate the philanthropic mark left by the Honorable Edward Kennedy by acknowledging some of the charities that he supported directly with personal financial contributions:


Name City State Website
Big Sister Association of Greater Boston Boston MA www.bigsister.org
Boston College Chestnut Hill MA www.bc.edu
Boston Foundation Boston MA www.tbf.org
Boston Medical Center Boston MA www.bmc.org
Cape Cod Community College Educational Foundation, Inc. West Barnstable MA www.ccccfoundation.org
Cape Cod Healthcare Foundation Falmouth MA www.givetocapecodhealth.org
Children`s Trust Fund (Boston, MA) Boston MA www.mctf.org
City University of New York, Graduate Center New York NY www.gc.cuny.edu
Federation for Children with Special Needs Boston MA www.fcsn.org
Global Security Institute Bala Cynwyd PA www.gsinstitute.org
Greater Boston Food Bank Boston MA www.gbfb.org
Horizons for Homeless Children Dorchester MA www.horizonsforhomelesschildren.org
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum Boston MA www.jfklibrary.org
Kennedy Child Study Center New York NY www.kenchild.org
Massachusetts College of Art Boston MA www.massart.edu
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Boston MA www.mspca.org
Milton Academy Milton MA www.milton.edu
National Braille Press Boston MA www.nbp.org
Rogerson Communities Roslindale MA www.rogerson.org
University of Southern Maine Portland ME www.usm.maine.edu



Sending contributions to these organizations, in memory of Senator Edward Kennedy, is a wonderful way to honor his legacy while at the same time supporting the invaluable work of these charities.
 

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