Community Foundation for MetroWest Inc

Natick, Massachusetts - EIN 04-3266789 - Latest filing: fiscal 2025 (Jan 1, 2025 - Dec 31, 2025)

HOW TO READ THIS PAGE

How to read this page: every figure below is from the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed May 21, 2026. People named below are shown as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed May 21, 2026 - the filing is a snapshot of that fiscal year, not a list of current officeholders.

THE FILING IN ONE PARAGRAPH

Community Foundation for MetroWest Inc reported $10,233,861 in revenue and $6,601,655 in expenses in fiscal 2025, a surplus of $3,632,206 for the year. Program services took $5,081,249 of expenses, or 77.0%. The organization closed the year with $36,402,838 in net assets - about 66.2 months of expenses at the fiscal-2025 spending level.

At a Glance - Fiscal 2025

All values are fiscal 2025 unless a tile says otherwise.

TOTAL REVENUE - FISCAL 2025
$10,233,861

Up 11.6% from $9,173,420 in fiscal 2024.

TOTAL EXPENSES - FISCAL 2025
$6,601,655

Revenue minus expenses: $3,632,206 in fiscal 2025.

PROGRAM EXPENSE SHARE - FISCAL 2025
77.0%

$5,081,249 of $6,601,655 went to program services.

NET ASSETS - END OF FISCAL 2025
$36,402,838

Total assets $38,440,110 minus total liabilities $2,037,272.

TOP EXECUTIVE PAY - FISCAL 2025
$253,416

Jay Kim, Executive Director, as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed May 21, 2026. Total across all compensation columns.

PEOPLE REPORTED - FISCAL 2025
14 Employees

Plus 0 volunteers reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990.

Money In, Money Out - Fiscal 2025

Revenue and expenses as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed May 21, 2026. Donated goods are separated from cash so food and supply donations do not read as cash income.

Where the Money Went - Fiscal 2025

Program Services$5,081,249 (77.0%)
Fundraising$631,073 (9.6%)
Management and General$889,333 (13.5%)

Management and general is the figure reported on the filing (Part IX total); where a filing does not carry it, it is computed as the residual of total expenses minus program and fundraising expenses. Cost to raise a dollar in fiscal 2025: $0.09 - $631,073 in fundraising expenses divided by $7,117,268 in total contributions. On cash contributions only: $0.11.

Where the Money Came From - Fiscal 2025

SourceFiscal 2025
Total Contributions$7,117,268
Of Which Cash Contributions$5,730,035
Of Which Donated Goods (Noncash)$1,387,233
All Other Contributions$7,117,268
Program Service Revenue$0
Investment Income$2,689,437
Other Revenue$427,156
Total Revenue (All Sources)$10,233,861
Government Grants - Not Broken Out
The fiscal-2025 Form 990 does not break out government grants as a separate line for this organization. This page shows Not Broken Out instead of estimating a figure.

Reserves and Balance Sheet - Fiscal 2025

Reserves and Runway

66.2 Months

of reserves - $36,402,838 in net assets at the end of fiscal 2025, divided by average monthly expenses of about $550,137 in fiscal 2025.

Net assets can include donor-restricted funds, buildings and other assets that cannot be spent like cash. Treat months of reserves as a scale measure, not as cash in the bank.

Balance Sheet - End of Fiscal 2025

Total Assets$38,440,110
Total Liabilities$2,037,272
Liabilities as Share of Assets5.3%
Net Assets$36,402,838

Leadership Pay - Fiscal 2025

Pay is the summed total across all compensation columns on the Form 990 - pay from the organization, pay from related organizations, and other compensation. People are shown as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed May 21, 2026.

Name and Title, as ReportedTotal Pay - Fiscal 2025Share of Expenses
Jay Kim - Executive Director$253,4163.84%
Caroline Murphy - Vice President$155,8102.36%
Mary Crowley - Director of Finance$147,0582.23%
Matt Jose - Director of Programs$115,4501.75%

The full Part VII table lists every officer, director, trustee and key employee named on the filing, with hours and the same summed total. Compensation is reported for the calendar year ending within the fiscal year, per the Form 990.

Board and Governance - Fiscal 2025

Board and policy answers as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed May 21, 2026.

Board Roster - as Reported on the Fiscal-2025 Form 990

21 voting members, 21 independent - independence count as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990.

Name, as ReportedRole, as Reported
Jay KimExecutive Director
Caroline MurphyVice President
Mary CrowleyDirector of Finance
Matt JoseDirector of Programs
Roland HochChair
Jackie ChristianoTreasurer
Susan KavoogianVice Chair
Christopher GullottiSecretary
Christine SchusterTrustee
Kenneth VonaTrustee
Susie EstellaTrustee
Dana NesheTrustee
Charles CarterTrustee
Jennifer Leisman DesertTrustee
John DeSistoTrustee
Katherine GarrahanTrustee
Garry HolmesTrustee
Margaret RamseyTrustee
Jason GrantTrustee
Kathryn FaginTrustee
Steven ScheinkopfTrustee
David SwartzTrustee
Craig SantosTrustee
Lily YunTrustee
Neeti CioliniTrustee
Kirsten PolerTrustee

Governance Policy Flags - Fiscal 2025

Conflict of Interest PolicyYes - Reported
Whistleblower PolicyYes - Reported
Document Retention PolicyYes - Reported
Audited Financial StatementsYes - Reported
Audit CommitteeYes - Reported
Board Size and Independence21 voting / 21 independent

Flags report what the organization answered on the Form 990. A Yes means the policy was reported on the filing; it is not an outside review of how the policy works in practice.

Grants - Fiscal 2025

Grants Made - Fiscal 2025

This organization reported $4,114,304 in grants paid in fiscal 2025.

Recipient, as ReportedAmount
A Place to Turn
Program Support
$42,500
Acton Community Supper & Food Pantry
Program Support
$10,000
Addiction Referral Center
Program Support
$9,000
Advocates Inc
Program Support
$64,727
African Cultural Services Inc
Program Support
$15,500
Al's Angels Inc
Program Support
$10,000
Alex's Team Foundation Inc
Program Support
$10,000
American Jewish Committee New England
Program Support
$10,000
Amherst College
Program Support
$10,000
Angelman Syndrome Foundation Inc
Program Support
$10,000
APT Fighting Chance Inc
Program Support
$10,000
Asperger Autism Network Inc
Program Support
$10,000
Assabet Valley Mastersingers Inc
Program Support
$6,064
Babson College
Program Support
$15,000
Bellforge Arts Center
Program Support
$10,000
Bethany Hill Place
Program Support
$20,500
Boston Area Gleaners
Program Support
$23,500
Boston BullPen Project
Program Support
$10,000
Boston University WBUR 909
Program Support
$5,250
Brace
Program Support
$20,000
Bridge Over Troubled Waters
Program Support
$10,000
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Program Support
$10,000
Bryant University
Program Support
$5,500
BuildOn Inc
Program Support
$9,000
Carlisle Cultural Council
Program Support
$14,358
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Worcester
Program Support
$20,000
Centre Street Food Pantry
Program Support
$12,500
Chabad Center of Natick Inc
Program Support
$10,000
Chhandika Inc
Program Support
$10,000
Children's Advocacy Center of Suffolk County
Program Support
$40,000
Children's Aid & Family Services Inc
Program Support
$10,000
Communities for Restorative Justice
Program Support
$10,000
Community Day Center of Waltham
Program Support
$21,000
Community Servings Inc
Program Support
$7,500
Concord Antiquarian Society
Program Support
$5,500
Crossroads
Program Support
$7,500
Dana Farber Cancer Institute
Program Support
$17,000
Danforth Art Museum School
Program Support
$10,000
Daniel's Table Inc
Program Support
$6,000
Dedham Food Pantry
Program Support
$7,500
Dedham School of Music
Program Support
$9,000
Doc Wayne Youth ServicesInc
Program Support
$10,000
Domestic Violence Services Network Inc
Program Support
$21,000
Dover-Sherborn Youth Baseball & Softball
Program Support
$125,000
Emerson Health Care Foundation
Program Support
$211,000
Employment Options Inc
Program Support
$20,000
Family Promise Metrowest
Program Support
$10,500
FamilyACCESS of Newton
Program Support
$10,000
First Parish Church in Lexington
Program Support
$10,000
First Parish Wayland
Program Support
$13,314
Framingham Adult ESL Program Fund
Program Support
$365,000
Framingham History Center
Program Support
$10,000
Framingham State University McAuliffe Center
Program Support
$95,000
Fresh Start Furniture Bank
Program Support
$10,000
Friendly House Inc
Program Support
$10,000
Friends of 2Life Communities
Program Support
$10,000
Friends of the Southborough 300
Program Support
$10,000
Friends of the Waltham Family School
Program Support
$100,000
Gaining Ground Inc
Program Support
$35,500
GiveWell
Program Support
$10,000
Goodnow Library Foundation
Program Support
$5,500
Granite State Adaptive
Program Support
$5,100
Gratis Healthcare Inc
Program Support
$16,000
Greater Boston PFLAG
Program Support
$10,000
Greater Framingham Community Church
Program Support
$10,000
Hale Education
Program Support
$10,000
Heading Home
Program Support
$10,000
Healthy Waltham
Program Support
$13,000
Hope and Comfort Inc
Program Support
$20,600
HOPE Worldwide New England Inc
Program Support
$7,500
Hopkinton Center for the Arts
Program Support
$10,000
Hudson Community Food Pantry
Program Support
$7,500
Hudson Cultural Alliance
Program Support
$10,000
Immaculata High School
Program Support
$10,000
Jacobs Pillow Dance
Program Support
$20,000
Jeff's Place
Program Support
$15,000
Jewish Family Service of Metrowest
Program Support
$61,500
Justice Resource Insitute Inc
Program Support
$10,000
Land's Sake
Program Support
$6,500
Lexington Interfaith Outreach Food Pantry Inc
Program Support
$6,500
Lexington Semiquincentennial Commission (Lex 250)
Program Support
$5,250
Lexington Symphony
Program Support
$7,500
Literacy Unlimited of Framingham Foundation
Program Support
$10,000
Literations
Program Support
$125,500
Marlborough Public Schools
Program Support
$17,525
Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers (MAPS)
Program Support
$10,000
Massachusetts Bay Community College
Program Support
$137,500
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Program Support
$10,000
MASSCreative
Program Support
$20,000
Medway Community Farm
Program Support
$6,000
Medway Village Church Food Pantry
Program Support
$12,500
Mental Health Collaborative
Program Support
$10,000
MetroWest Collaborative Development Inc
Program Support
$10,000
MetroWest Food Collaborative
Program Support
$15,000
MetroWest Legal Services Inc
Program Support
$30,000
MetroWest Mediation Services
Program Support
$10,000
Metrowest YMCA
Program Support
$8,420
Milford Public Schools
Program Support
$32,619
Minuteman Senior Services
Program Support
$20,000
Munroe Center for the Arts
Program Support
$6,500
NAMI Massachusetts
Program Support
$7,000
Natick High School
Program Support
$36,400
Natick Historical Society
Program Support
$7,500
Natick Service Council Inc
Program Support
$37,500
Native Plant Trust
Program Support
$10,118
Needham Community Council
Program Support
$11,000
Needham Community Farm Inc
Program Support
$6,000
New England Yearly Meeting of Friends
Program Support
$5,200
New Life Furniture Bank of MA
Program Support
$37,500
Newton South High School
Program Support
$15,000
One Family Inc
Program Support
$10,000
Open Table Inc
Program Support
$12,500
OUT MetroWest Inc
Program Support
$21,479
Pan-Massachusetts Challenge
Program Support
$11,500
Philanthropy Massachusetts
Program Support
$5,040
Phillips Brooks House Association
Program Support
$6,000
Plugged In Teen Band Program
Program Support
$10,000
REACH Beyond Domestic Violence
Program Support
$31,100
Resist Inc
Program Support
$100,000
Revive Discipleship
Program Support
$15,000
RIA House
Program Support
$15,000
Rose Art Museum
Program Support
$15,000
Sacred Heart Parish
Program Support
$15,900
SAFE Coalition
Program Support
$8,000
Saga Education
Program Support
$50,000
Smoc
Program Support
$15,000
SNAP-Special Needs Arts Program
Program Support
$17,500
Spoonfuls Inc
Program Support
$22,500
Springwell Inc
Program Support
$21,000
Stow Food Pantry
Program Support
$6,000
Student Clinic for Immigrant Justice
Program Support
$6,000
Sudbury Community Food Pantry
Program Support
$20,000
The Bridge Project
Program Support
$50,000
The Discovery Museums
Program Support
$10,121
The Family Pantry of Cape Cod
Program Support
$7,500
The Guild for Human Services
Program Support
$10,000
The Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy
Program Support
$10,000
The Key Program Inc
Program Support
$10,000
The Rashi School
Program Support
$40,000
The Second Step
Program Support
$10,000
Think Outside the Vox
Program Support
$12,500
Three Squares New England
Program Support
$7,500
Thrive Support and Advocacy
Program Support
$20,000
Town of Lexington
Program Support
$10,000
Town of Wellesley
Program Support
$8,000
United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley
Program Support
$5,500
United Way of Tri-County
Program Support
$5,500
Victim Rights Law Center
Program Support
$5,500
Walpole Community Food Pantry
Program Support
$7,500
Waltham Boys and Girls Club
Program Support
$185,837
Waltham Fields Community Farm
Program Support
$7,500
WATCH Inc
Program Support
$25,000
Wellesley Food Pantry
Program Support
$6,000
Wellesley Theatre Project
Program Support
$16,500
Wellesley Weston Chabad Center
Program Support
$10,000
Dignity Matters
Program Support
$28,000
Metro SouthWest Workforce Board Inc
Program Support
$50,000
Open Door Theater of Acton Inc
Program Support
$7,500

Trend - Revenue

Years are shown only where a filing is held. Missing years are absent, never filled in.

FY24 FY25
Revenue, fiscal 2024 to fiscal 2025 - the two years held on this record.
Fiscal YearRevenueChange
Fiscal 2024 (Prior-Year Column on the Fiscal-2025 Filing)$9,173,420-
Fiscal 2025$10,233,861+11.6%

This table grows to a 10-year view (revenue, expenses, net assets and top pay) as earlier filings for this organization are added to the record. Missing years are absent, never filled in.

Filings on Record

Tax PeriodFormStatusSource
Jan 1, 2025 - Dec 31, 2025Form 990In Force - Filed May 21, 2026Original Filing at the IRS

If an amended return is filed, the newest amended return supersedes the earlier one and the table marks which filing is in force.

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