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Form 990-PFTax year 2024EIN 80-6208801

All Points North Foundation

A private foundation in Chestnut Hill, MA. Its return for tax year 2024 lists 27 grants and $1.2 million paid in grants.

Tax year 2024 (period ending Dec 31, 2024), read from the IRS e-file on Nov 11, 2026. Returns reach the IRS 5 to 18 months after the year they describe.

How to apply

Preselected only

The return checks the box saying the foundation gives only to preselected organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests.

Assets and giving by year

7 returns on file
Grants paid by tax year. The latest year is in blue.
  • Tax year 2024

    $1,185,000

    Grants listed
    27
    Assets, end of year
    $3,833,682
  • Tax year 2023

    $1,296,668

    Grants listed
    28
    Assets, end of year
    $4,247,843
  • Tax year 2022

    $800,000

    Grants listed
    22
    Assets, end of year
    $4,473,222
  • Tax year 2021

    $1,030,000

    Grants listed
    19
    Assets, end of year
    $4,053,337
  • Tax year 2020

    $993,466

    Grants listed
    20
    Assets, end of year
    $3,711,978
  • Tax year 2019

    $643,767

    Grants listed
    16
    Assets, end of year
    $3,067,477
  • Tax year 2018

    $457,136

    Grants listed
    12
    Assets, end of year
    $3,117,442

Grants paid in 2024

27 grants, largest first

As listed on the return.

  1. Rahus InstituteSebastopol, CA

    The "solar schoolhouse program," providing solar training materials, solar equipment kits, program curriculum updates, online teacher and naturalist training supplemented by on-site visits that provide input on strategies for integrating solar energy lessons into nature-focused curriculum for k-12 students at "outdoor education schools".

    $100,000
  2. American Museum of Science & Energy FoundationOak Ridge, TN

    Interactive exhibit featuring educational materials on solar energy for k12 students, four solar-powered charging benches, and signage illustrating how solar energy works.

    $66,667
  3. Eden Village of WilmingtonWilmington, NC

    Rooftop solar installations on 12 tiny homes, providing long-term energy savings and encouraging a more sustainable living environment for residents that were previously homeless.

    $66,667
  4. Hammond Climate SolutionsLa Jolla, CA

    Thermal solar panels manufactured by members of the white earth nation and installed on 20 homes owned by tribal elders, providing heat and energy savings in the winter while increasing energy sovereignty and decreasing the white earth nation's carbon footprint.

    $66,667
  5. River City HousingLouisville, KY

    Rooftop solar installations on six new construction homes, providing long-term energy savings as part of the "solar over louisville" program.

    $66,667
  6. Ann Richards School FoundationAustin, TX

    Year 2 of "hello world," a program to expand the computer science curriculum to support teachers using science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education while building soft skills in creativity, critical thinking, and communication.

    $60,000
  7. Citizen SchoolsBoston, MA

    Year 2 of the "educator development program" that includes personalized teacher coaching and assessments that help students prioritize social-emotional learning skills.

    $60,000
  8. PowermylearningNew York, NY

    Year 3 of a program to provide professional development workshops and webinars, direct education coaching and capacity building, and student and family programming.

    $60,000
  9. Sisters CircleTimonium, MD

    Year 2 of the "educator development program" that includes personalized teacher coaching and assessments that help students prioritize social-emotional learning skills.

    $60,000
  10. TeachunitedFort Collins, CO

    Year 3 of a rural middle school program to expand job embedded instructional coaching and professional learning networks to increase teacher engagement, improve, and refine teachers' skills and instructional strategies, and alleviate professional isolation.

    $60,000
  11. Communities in Schools of MemphisMemphis, TN

    Integrated student supports to enhance social-emotional health, attendance, and behavior, ensuring 8th-grade promotion and readiness for high school.

    $50,000
  12. EcoriseAustin, TX

    Training for texas teachers in sustainability curriculum, facilitating the incorporation of environmental lessons in their classrooms, enhancing students' eco-literacy, understanding of environmental challenges, and ability to develop community solutions.

    $50,000
  13. We Care SolarBerkeley, CA

    Training middle school teachers to lead engaging and challenging engineering projects focused on solar suitcases to make a positive change.

    $50,000
  14. Teton Science SchoolsJackson, WY

    Professional development for teachers and school leaders focused on implementing learner-centered practices in place-based education to enhance engagement and relevance while improving student outcomes and teacher satisfaction.

    $40,000
  15. Everybody SolarNovato, CA

    Bring solar adventure science center - solar installation and exhibit at the adventure science center that provides energy cost savings to the museum and educates visitors as to how solar panels are constructed.

    $33,333
  16. Grid AlternativesOakland, CA

    Tamaya wellness center solar steps to clean energy - a 138 KW DC solar installation utilizing bi-facial panels on the roof of the tamaya wellness center at the santa ana pueblo in new mexico.

    $33,333
  17. North Andover Historical SocietyNorth Andover, MA

    Power from the sun: teaching solar energy principles - how solar works - interactive solar exhibit and development of middle school focused educational materials that illustrate the inner workings of solar technology, and highlight installation techniques and best practices.

    $33,333
  18. Remote EnergyTacoma, WA

    Development of solar training videos and graphical training materials narrated in two native american languages: navajo, lakota; videos designed to educate and inspire native americans to pursue clean energy opportunities in the photovoltaic industry, strengthen ties to local cultures, and build a sense of energy sovereignty and independence in native american communities.

    $33,333
  19. Safe Haven FarmsMiddletown, OH

    Solar energy at safe haven farms - a 25.4 KW solar installation extension, expanding the existing solar array on a farm committed to offering residential, day, and therapeutic programs to adults with autism and developmental disabilities.

    $33,333
  20. American Solar Energy Society (ases)Boulder, CO

    Know your solar - materials and toolkit development to engage teachers at 10 solar-equipped middle schools across the country in conjunction with the annual national solar tour

    $21,667
  21. Association of Middle Level Education (amle)Columbus, OH

    Teacher professional development using the "changing by the minute" documentary that captures an insider's view into the daily lives of diverse teachers and students and serves as a social-emotional educator resource to engage in meaningful adolescent conversation.

    $20,000
  22. Bend-Redmond Habitat for HumanityBend, OR

    27th street townhomes - roof mounted 3.2 KW solar installations on 12 new construction townhomes to provide homeownership opportunities for low-to moderate income families.

    $20,000
  23. Education Opens DoorsDallas, TX

    Teacher training, and college and career preparation utilizing a 360-page guidebook and an online social-emotional learning curriculum for middle school students who might be the first generation to go to college

    $20,000
  24. MolabTallahassee, FL

    Mobus solar science sustainability lab - upgrades to mobus, a mobile science lab, that includes purchasing a lithium-ion battery system and new solar energy lab equipment. Continuation of solar science education programming to sixth-grade students at eight title i middle schools.

    $20,000
  25. Teach for America DCWashington, DC

    Sustainable & diverse pipeline of middle-school educators - year-round teacher professional development and coaching to improve teacher performance and student outcomes, with the aim of increasing teacher capacity and retention.

    $20,000
  26. TNTP IncNew York, NY

    Beyond grad: supporting early post-secondary planning - supplemental teacher academic strategic planning and advising for two districts utilizing high-quality instructional materials to improve teacher daily instruction for middle school students.

    $20,000
  27. Transcend EducationHastingsonhudson, NY

    Supporting rural education innovation at northern cass school district - district-wide teacher training to implement studio, the district's innovative approach to a competency-based learning signature experience that focuses on and fosters social emotional learning skills.

    $20,000

Where the money goes

By cause: grants to organizations we matched to the IRS list of exempt organizations, by their category.

  1. Education5 grants $250,00026% of the total
  2. Environment4 grants $190,00020% of the total
  3. Science and technology2 grants $160,00017% of the total
  4. Housing and shelter3 grants $120,00012% of the total
  5. Philanthropy and grantmaking1 grant $66,6677% of the total
  6. Youth development1 grant $60,0006% of the total
  7. 3 other causes3 grants $116,66612% of the total

By State

Grants to organizations with a US address, latest year.

  1. California5 grants $283,333
  2. Texas3 grants $130,000
  3. Tennessee2 grants $116,667
  4. New York3 grants $100,000
  5. Massachusetts2 grants $93,333
  6. Colorado2 grants $81,667
  7. Kentucky1 grant $66,667
  8. North Carolina1 grant $66,667
  9. Maryland1 grant $60,000
  10. Ohio2 grants $53,333

Officers, directors and trustees

13 people as filed

As filed on the return, with average hours per week and pay from the foundation.

  • Laura StaichEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Hours 40Pay $61,538
  • Tony MotenPAST EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Hours 40Pay $106,385
  • Keka SircarTREASURER, GOVERNANCE, & OPERATIONS Hours 5Pay $0
  • Lawrence AtkinsonEDUCATION COMMITTEE CHAIR Hours 2.5Pay $0
  • Anthony CokerSOLAR COMMITTEE CHAIR Hours 2.5Pay $0
  • Elizabeth O'HaraENDOWMENT COMMITTEE CHAIR Hours 2.5Pay $0
  • Larry PromiselBOARD CHAIR Hours 2.5Pay $0
  • Mark DudzinkskiBOARD OF DIRECTOR Hours 2.5Pay $0
  • John MaynardBOARD OF DIRECTOR Hours 2.5Pay $0
  • Ron NelsonBOARD OF DIRECTOR Hours 2.5Pay $0
  • Neil SnowdonBOARD OF DIRECTOR Hours 2.5Pay $0
  • Tamala WileyBOARD OF DIRECTOR Hours 2.5Pay $0
  • Philip RuediTRUSTEE Hours 0Pay $0

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