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Welcome to the Ramsey McCluskey Family Foundation Website.
The Ramsey McCluskey Family Foundation is a small private foundation
founded by Margaret Ramsey in 1999 and dedicated to the support of projects in arts education and
general education.
UPDATE for the 2021-2022 Grant Cycle: After much analysis and discussion we have decided that we are not yet ready to resume site visits this fall and winter. Therefore, we are once again not able to accept applications from new organizations as the site visits are key to that process. Instead we will be working with our closest grantees in an invitation-only way. We have contacted all of our grantees for whom we have working email addresses about this fall's plans. If you have not heard from us, we might not have a good contact email. We hope that we will resume an open application cycle in October 2022. Organizations interested in submitting a Letter of Inquiry for the October 2022 grant cycle should check back in summer 2022.
ATTENTION POTENTIAL GRANTEES! The next deadline for Grant Applications will be October 1, 2022. We will continue to use the ZoomGrants online application submission. The online portal should be active by August 15, 2021. Applicants who created a login and filled in organizational information previously will not need to re-enter that information. The link to the online application portal is now live on the GRANT INFORMATION page of our website. Please read the page Grant Info page and the Applying For Grants page before going to the online portal.
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Trilogy Grants and Grantees:
Our Trilogy Grants are three-year grants which allow the Foundation to work more closely with Grantees to support their missions. After a year off during the COVID pandemic, we will be awarding four or five Trilogy Grants for the upcoming grant cycle beginning October 1, 2021. The Trilogy Grant application will be by invitation only. More...
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2020: Codman Academy
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2020: Indian Hill Music
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2020: The Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theatre
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2020: Open Door Arts Formerly VSA Massachusetts
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2019: Boston Youth Symphony
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2019: The Boch Center for the Performing Arts
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2019: ZUMIX
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2018: Artists for Humanity
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2018: Cantata Singers
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2018: Dedham School of Music
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2018: Handel and Haydn Society
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2017: 826 Boston
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2017: Project STEP
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2017: Raw Art Works
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2017: Thompson Island Outward Bound Education Center
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