Grants

Although modest in its resources the Weil foundation makes grants to various other chartable organzations that work to ameliorate child abuse. With the exception of a few organizations very closely linked with the Drs. Weil themselves, the foundation makes grants exclusively to organizations that:

• Are in the immediate vacinity of Boston, e.g., within route 128.
• Are judged by their peer organizations to be of the very highest quality.
• Provide direct services that either treat the problems caused by child abuse or prevent child abuse.
• Provide services predominantly to children under the age of 10.
• Pursue a long-term therapeutic approach.
• Take steps to evaluate the effectiveness of what they do.
• Are in a situation where a modest grant of at most a few tens of thousands of dollars can make a big difference.

There being many more organizations that fit the criterea above than can possibly be funded by the Weil Foundation, the board of the Weil Foundation makes its grant decisions based on which organizations in their sole opinion best carry on the tradition of the work of the Drs. Weil. (The Foundation is not currently accepting any unsolicited proposals.)

The following lists the organizations that have received grants from the Weil Foundation.

Grantees in 2006

• Boston MA, Campaign For a Commercial-Free Childhood led by Dr. Susan Linn of Judge Baker Children's Center.
• Boston MA, Judge Baker Children's Center for a study relevant to the goals of the foundation led by Dr. Stuart Hauser.
• Newton MA, Center for Early Relationship Support of Jewish Family & Children's Service.
• Newton MA, Parents Program of Newton Community Service Center.
• Newton MA, Second Step, Inc.
• Watertown MA, Watertown Family Network.
• Lexington MA, Community Therapeutic Day School.
• Brookline MA, Brookline Community Mental Health Center.
• Cleveland OH, Hanna Perkins Center.

Grantees in 2005

• Boston MA, Campaign For a Commercial-Free Childhood led by Dr. Susan Linn of Judge Baker Children's Center.
• Boston MA, Judge Baker Children's Center for a study relevant to the goals of the foundation led by Dr. Stuart Hauser.
• Cambridge MA, Families First Parenting Programs.
• Newton MA, Center for Early Relationship Support of Jewish Family & Children's Service.
• Newton MA, Parents Program of Newton Community Service Center.
• Newton MA, Second Step, Inc.
• Waltham MA, Parent Child Center of New England.
• Watertown MA, Watertown Family Network.
• Cleveland OH, Hanna Perkins Center.

Grantees in 2004

• Boston MA, Campaign For a Commercial-Free Childhood led by Dr. Susan Linn of Judge Baker Children's Center.
• Boston MA, Judge Baker Children's Center for a study relevant to the goals of the foundation led by Dr. Stuart Hauser.
• Medford MA, Medford Family Network.
• Newton MA, Center for Early Relationship Support of Jewish Family & Children's Service.
• Newton MA, Parents Program of Newton Community Service Center.
• Newton MA, Second Step, Inc.
• Cleveland OH, Hanna Perkins Center.

Grantees in 2003

• Boston MA, the Child Witness to Violence Program of Boston Medical Center.
• Medford MA, Medford Family Network.
• Newton MA, Parents Program of Newton Community Service Center.
• Newton MA, Second Step, Inc.
• Cleveland OH, Hanna Perkins Center.

Grantees in 2002

• Newton MA, Second Step, Inc.
• Newton MA, Understanding Our Differences Project.
• Cleveland OH, Hanna Perkins Center.

Grantees in 2001

• Boston MA, Boston Institute for Arts Therapy.
• Boston MA, Children's Hospital Boston.
• Boston MA, Wediko Children's Services.
• Newton MA, Second Step, Inc..
• Newton MA, Understanding Our Differences Project.

Grantees in 2000

• Boston MA, Children's Hospital Boston.
• Needham MA, Walker Home & School.
• Newton MA, Second Step, Inc..
• Newton MA, Understanding Our Differences Project.