Winning Home Grants

Winning Home Grants are offered by Winning Home, Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to supporting disadvantaged children and their families. Eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) organizations aligned with this mission. Grants prioritize specific projects and require efficient use of funds. Capital projects, endowments, and routine social services are typically ineligible. Winning Home encourages applications that benefit children in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, providing essential services and support to those in need.

NOTE: Prior to submitting your full, formal application, we ask potential applicants to submit a letter of inquiry. All letters will be reviewed by the Board of Directors and you will then be informed by the Board as to whether you should submit your full application for consideration.
Winning Home, Inc., a private, non-profit charitable organization that provides services and support to children who are economically, socially, physically, emotionally or mentally handicapped or disadvantaged and their families.
The corporation may provide such services and support directly, or may make grants,
including but not limited to grants of funds, licenses, leases or other rights to qualified organizations, defined below, and may enter into such agreements with such organizations as are necessary to use and/or administer the assets of the corporation for the purposes stated herein. Any services or support shall not be prohibited and any organization described herein providing such services shall not be disqualified from receiving assistance because such services or support or such organization also benefits persons not within the categories described above, so long as the primary emphasis of the services, support or organization shall be for disadvantaged children as described above.

Eligibility

Only nonprofit tax-exempt organizations as defined under Section 501(c)(3) of the United
States Internal Revenue Code are eligible for funding. All applying organizations must fit with the mission of Winning Home, Inc.’s charter to offer “services and support to children who are economically, socially, physically, emotionally or mentally handicapped or disadvantaged and their families.”

Ineligibility

Capital projects, endowments, land or building
acquisitions, the delivery of ordinary social services of an ongoing nature, programs that are the routine responsibility of government higher educational institutions or other educational programs, economic development and training programs and organizations already supported by tax revenues and/or religious or church-based activities ordinarily will not be considered. Winning Home will not consider the purchase of blocks of tickets, support for benefits,
solicitations from regular development campaigns or annual contribution drives.Also excluded are requests for conference and seminar expenses, projects to erect statues, memorials or the like, scholarships, internships, fellowships and loans.