Private foundation · EIN 04-6778721

Grimshaw-Gudewicz Charitable Foundation A Shabshelowitz Co-Trustee

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Fall River, MA

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Tax year 2025 (period ending 2025-12-31) · Filed with IRS 2026 · Data as of 2026-10-24 · View filing on ProPublica · Source: IRS e-file object 202621329349100742
Total assets (EOY)$28,108,152
Grants paid$1,500,000
Typical (median) grant$5,000
Grants listed85
Giving in home state (MA)47%

Grant size distribution

RangeGrants
Under $5K41
$5K–$25K36
$25K–$100K1
$100K+7

Smallest $500 · Largest $150,000

Geographic focus

MA
47%
NH
37%
RI
15%
NJ
0%

Common purposes

scholarshipswomensrowingresearchbedfordareapiercemaculadegenerationreadingroomlibrarychristmaslocalnortheast

Giving history

Tax yearContributions paidTotal assetsGrants listed
2023$1,500,000$25,309,16089
2024$1,500,000$27,147,61785
2025$1,500,000$28,108,15285

Years shown are the filings ingested so far; more years are added as additional IRS batches are processed.

How to apply

ContactJason Marshall
Address300 Centerville Rd-Suite 204, Warwick, RI, 02886
Phone4017328070
Emailjasonjmarshall-law.com
Form & materialsA letter indicating purpose for which funds requested accompanied by a copy of the federal exemption letter and evidence that the organizaton is currently in good standing.
DeadlinesNone
RestrictionsA minimum of 80 of the Foundations annual distribution is given to charitable organizations as designated in the trust instrument. The Trustees have discretion as to 20 of the annual distribution. The Trustees policy is to give to charitable organizations in geographical areas comprising Bristol County, MA, proximate Rhode Island areas, Peterborough, New Hampshire and vicinity and locations that can affect or benefit the inhabitants of Southeastern Massachusetts, Rhode Island, or New Hampshire areas. Generally the targeted areas for giving are the arts, education, especially those that enhance business and entrepreneurial skills, healthcare, and preservation of local culture. The Trustees also favor those organizations that will provide a lasting named memorial whenever possible.

Source: 990-PF Part XV line 2, tax year 2025.

Top recipients (tax year 2025)

RecipientLocationPurposeAmount
Brown UniversityProvidence, RIScholarships Womens Rowing$150,000
Franklin Pierce UniversityRindge, NHPierce Fund$150,000
Freetown Historical SocietyAssonet, MAOperating$150,000
Nh Association For The Blind Future In SightConcord, NHOperating$150,000
Mary Hitchcock Memorial HospitalLebanon, NHOperating$150,000
Masonic Education And Charity TrustBoston, MAScholarships$150,000
Schepens Eye Research InstituteBoston, MAMacula Degeneration Research$150,000
Old Dartmouth Historical Society New Bedford Whaling MuseumNew Bedford, MAReading Room/Library$30,000
South County HealthWakefield, RIOperating$20,000
San Miguel SchoolProvidence, RIGeneral Support$20,000
My Brother'S KeeperEaston, MAChristmas$17,000
New Bedford Symphony OrchestraNew Bedford, MAOperating$16,000
Contoocook Valley Regional High SchoolPeterborough, NHScholarships$15,000
Fall River United Jewish AppealFall River, MALocal Programs$15,000
Monadnock Community HospitalPeterborough, NHOperating$15,000
The Rotch-Jones Duff House & Garden MuseumNew Bedford, MAOperating$15,000
Society For The Protection Of Nh ForestsConcord, NHOperating$15,000
Peterborough Historical SocietyPeterborough, NHOperating$14,500
Peterborough PlayersPeterborough, NHOperating$13,600
New Bedford High SchoolNew Bedford, MAScholarships$11,000
Bristol County Agricultural High SchoolDighton, MAScholarships$10,000
Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical High SchoolTaunton, MAScholarships$10,000
University Of Nh Foundation IncDurham, NHNortheast Passage$10,000
Our Sisters SchoolNew Bedford, MAGeneral Support$10,000
Lown Institute IncNeedham, MADr. Lown Legacy$9,000
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