Created in memory of Corey C. Griffin (1986-2014), the Corey C. Griffin Foundation partners with 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.
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The Corey C. Griffin Charitable Foundation is excited to host the foundation's annual flagship fundraising event, CoreyFest!
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The 14th annual Boston Winter Ball was held on February 5th, 2022 and raised $2 MILLION to benefit the Corey C. Griffin Foundation. Attendees confirm: it is the best party of the year!
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We are proud to be a John Hancock Marathon Non-Profit partner for the Boston Marathon.
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Each summer, the CCG community comes together on a weeknight in August for an enjoyable, low-key summer gathering in Boston featuring cocktails, appetizers, music and conversation.
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The Corey C. Griffin Foundation and Boston Children's Hospital are 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 knew that this global pandemic would not stop me from achieving my life goal of running the Boston Marathon, and I am a stronger person today because of that experience." Read More
