Greater Boston Council on Alcoholism Grant Program

The Greater Boston Council on Alcoholism Grant Program supports innovative education, prevention, and research initiatives targeting alcohol and drug use disorders. This charitable foundation emphasizes equity and justice, providing funding between $2,500 and $7,500 to non-profits in Greater Boston. GBCoA seeks to empower organizations that address diverse community needs while measuring the impact of their programs, fostering a deeper public understanding of addiction and its treatment.

Greater Boston Council on Alcoholism, a charitable foundation invites proposals in education, prevention, and research on alcohol and other drug use disorders.
GBCoA supports, encourages, and endorses grantees who have creative, innovative programs which meet expressed need, that encompass groups of people, and can measure the results of their programs.
GBCoA makes donations where the funding will make a meaningful contribution to the accomplishment of the goals of the organization.
The Greater Boston Council on Alcoholism stands with others for equity and justice in combating racism, intolerance, and exclusion. Our commitment to support the creative prevention, education, and research work of non-profit organizations is unwavering. We continue, through our grantmaking, to offer assistance in all of the many, diverse neighborhoods and populations that make up Greater Boston.

Eligibility

GBCoA awards grants to non-profits in Greater Boston (within 128) ranging from $2,500 to $7,500.

Nonprofit organizations in Greater Boston (within Route 128).