We believe every child deserves an opportunity to succeed.
Learn MoreCreated in memory of Corey C. Griffin (1986-2014), the Corey C. Griffin Foundation provides strategic financial support to Boston’s most innovative non-profits focused on underprivileged youth as well as those with medical challenges. Through our high-impact partnerships with leading academic and healthcare organizations, we are providing critical opportunities to “Corey’s Kids”, and building upon Corey Griffin’s legacy of giving back while encouraging others to do the same.
The Corey C. Griffin Charitable Foundation was excited to host the 3rd Annual flagship fundraising event, CoreyFest 2017 on November 2, 2017 with platinum artist Old Dominion as headliner. A SOLD OUT crowd rallied for Corey's Kids!
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The 10th annual Boston Winter Ball was held on February 10th, 2018 and the Corey C. Griffin Foundation again was designated the sole beneficiary of all event proceeds.
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We are proud of our team of marathon runners and encourage you to learn more about what motivates them to run.
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The Corey C. Griffin Foundation and Boston Children's Hospital and partnering on the joint venture for the Corey Griffin House which will provide housing for families of patients undergoing long-term treatment.
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We believe even a small change in the trajectory of a child's life can have lifelong impact. Imagine the difference you can make when you change a child's opportunity.
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The Corey C. Griffin Memorial Scholarship Fund awards scholarships to students of any religion at Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy that embody Corey's character.
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Our partnership with the Ron Burton Training Village supports character building, leadership development and educational support of challenged youth.
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I was fortunate to play competitive hockey for more than 20 years, and from my earliest days lacing up my skates, I knew Corey Griffin. We were teammates. We were opponents. But more importantly, we... Read More
