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Barr Foundation.
nonprofit organization in Boston, United States
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Aaron Clausen accepted a planning division manager role in Hillsboro, which was supported by funding initiatives from the Barr Foundation.Some support1 report
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The foundation received ARPA funds from the City of Lynn and significant grants from the Barr Foundation.Some support1 report
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Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts receives a $2.5 million grant for a creative district pilot in North Adams.Some support2 reports
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North Adams TransactionalThe Broad Brook flows through GMNF in Vermont and reaches the state border, where North Adams draws its water supply.Moves Barr Foundation
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Greater Boston OperationalBoston is a submarket within Greater Boston, and Watertown is located near Cambridge and Greater Boston.Moves Barr Foundation
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North Adams Transactional
Barr Foundation received a $2.5 million grant from North Adams for a creative district pilot.
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Aaron Clausen Transactional
The Barr Foundation provided funding support for Aaron Clausen's planning initiatives.
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Greater Boston Operational
Barr Foundation provides financial and programmatic support to initiatives within the Greater Boston area.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
1 eventAugust 2026
3 events- Aaron Clausen accepted a planning division manager role in Hillsboro, which was supported by funding initiatives from the Barr Foundation.
- The foundation received ARPA funds from the City of Lynn and significant grants from the Barr Foundation.
- Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts receives a $2.5 million grant for a creative district pilot in North Adams.