The Goldberg Family Foundation
This organization is a private foundation dedicated to supporting various charitable causes. Its mission appears to focus on enhancing community welfare, particularly through contributions to Jewish organizations, healthcare institutions, and environmental conservation efforts. The foundation serves a diverse range of recipients, including hospitals, community service clubs, and environmental groups, reflecting a commitment to both social and environmental issues. While it primarily operates within Massachusetts, it also extends support to organizations in Vermont.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
An established Massachusetts-based nonprofit with audited financials and an institutional track record—especially Jewish community organizations, major healthcare institutions, or well-established community/environmental organizations seeking institutional or general support.
Good Fit
- • Based in Massachusetts or with a clear Massachusetts program focus.
- • Established organization with recent audited financial statements.
- • Mission aligns with Jewish community initiatives, hospitals/healthcare, or local conservation/community service.
- • Capacity to supply full organizational documentation (budget, board list, key staff resumes).
- • Track record of multi-year or sizable institutional programming.
Geography
Giving is tightly concentrated in Massachusetts: roughly 96% of dollars were in-state in the latest year, with only one small out-of-state grant observed.
Recipient Variety
The latest year shows six distinct recipients across Jewish organizations, a hospital, a school and a conservation group, but dollars are concentrated (one grantee received ~75% and the top five received 98%), indicating moderate institutional diversity but high dollar concentration.
New Applicants
A clear application route exists (detailed submission requirements, named contact, rolling acceptance) and two new grantees appeared in 2024, so new entrants are possible, but the pattern of repeat large awards and high concentration suggests the funder is selective and relationship-influenced.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
