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E D U C A T I O N & N O N P R O F I T S F O C U S
Top human service nonprofits
Ranked by total revenues for fiscal year 2019(a)
Nonprofit
Total revenue/
total assets Chief executive Year founded
1
Seven Hills Foundation and Affiliates
81 Hope Ave., Worcester 01603
508-755-2340 • www.sevenhills.org
$225,697,371 (b)
$211,302,586 (b)
David A. Jordan
president
1953
2
The New England Center for Children
33 Turnpike Road, Southborough 01772
508-481-1015 • www.necc.org
$109,532,224
$67,850,681
Vincent Strully Jr.
founder & CEO
1975
3
Advocates Inc.
1881 Worcester Road, Framingham 01701
508-628-6300 • www.advocates.org
$101,375,745
$48,812,940
Diane Gould
president & CEO
1975
4
South Middlesex Opportunity Council (SMOC) Inc.
7 Bishop St., Framingham 01702
508-872-4853 • www.smoc.org
$92,756,443
$53,398,203
James T. Cuddy
executive director
1965
5
Ascentria Care Alliance
14 E. Worcester St., Suite 300, Worcester 01604
774-243-3900 • www.ascentria.org
$91,201,928 (b)
$106,717,043 (b)
Angela Bovill
president & CEO
1872
6
Open Sky Community Services
4 Mann St., Worcester 01602
508-234-6232 • www.openskycs.org
$78,381,248 (b)
$44,422,851 (b)
Kenneth J. Bates
president & CEO
1976
7
Spectrum Health Systems Inc.
10 Mechanic St., Suite 302, Worcester 01608
508-792-5400 • spectrumhealthsystems.org
$75,335,569
$52,948,859
Kurt A. Isaacson
president & CEO
1969
8
Thom Child and Family Services
251 W. Central St., Suite 22, Natick 01760
508-655-5222 • www.thomchild.org
$58,404,636
$18,456,430
Gretchen Rowe
executive director
1921
9
Family Health Center of Worcester Inc.
26 Queen St., Worcester 01610
508-860-7700 • www.fhcw.org
$42,353,711
$12,774,658
Louis Brady
president & CEO
1972
10
Horace Mann Educational Associates (HMEA) Inc.
8 Forge Parkway East, Franklin 02038
508-298-1100 • www.hmea.org
$40,083,719
$19,997,391
Jule Gomes Noack
CEO
1961
11
Wayside Youth & Family Support Network
1 Frederick Abbott Way, Framingham 01701
508-879-9800 • www.waysideyouth.org
$36,981,581
$34,984,441
Eric L. Masi
president & CEO
1977
12
RCAP Solutions
191 May St., Worcester 01602
978-630-6600 • www.rcapsolutions.org
$36,351,329
$5,168,842
Karen A. Koller
president & CEO
1969
13
Venture Community Services
1 Picker Road, Sturbridge 01566
508-347-8181 • www.venturecs.org
$34,968,643
$26,132,973
Mike Hyland
president & CEO
1975
14
Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center Inc.
650 Lincoln St., Worcester 01605
508-854-2122 • www.kennedychc.org
$34,236,343
$38,291,341
Stephen J. Kerrigan
president & CEO
1972
15
Key Program Inc.
670 Old Connecticut Path, Framingham 01701
508-877-3690 • www.key.org
$32,463,552
$15,413,724
William Lyttle
president
1974
16
Elder Services of Worcester Area Inc.
67 Millbrook St., Worcester 01606
508-756-1545 • www.eswa.org
$32,231,008
$14,969,074
Lisa Kippax
executive director
1974
Sources: GuideStar by Candid at www.guidestar.org and individual nonprofits. Note: Youth Opportunities Upheld Inc. (YOU Inc.) became an affiliate of Seven Hills on April 1, 2020 and is not included
separately on this list.
(a) July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019
(b) Data were provided by the organization.
- Compiled by: Heide Martin, hmartin@nebusinessmedia.com
Wayside Youth & Family
Support Network in
April received funding
from the Massachusetts
government to fund its
youth substance abuse
prevention program
through 2029.
Family Services of Central
Massachusetts, part of
the Seven Hills
Foundation, received
$200,000 from the
Massachusetts Executive
office of Labor and
Workforce Development to
train entry-level workers
in child development and
classroom management.
Pictured is a child care
center from nonprofit The
Guild of St. Agnes.
The South Middlesex
Opportunity Council in
April received a split of
$14 million in funding
from the Massachusetts
Department of Housing
and Community
Development to build 18
apartments in Worcester to
use as housing for the
homeless.
Spectrum Health Systems
in November entered into
a $44-million contract to
provide medication-
assisted drug addiction
treatment for the
Massachusetts prison
system. Pictured is
Spectrum Health
Systems' recovery center
in Westborough.
RCAP Solutions in August
launched the North Central
Massachusetts private well
program to address drink
-
ing water issues and iden-
tify contamination.
Top human services nonprofits
