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The Boston Foundation

community foundation endowment / donor-advised funds1 — Boston, MA.

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Overview

To learn more about the Boston Foundation call 617.338.1700 Who We Are What We Do Events News + Insights Donors Professional Advisors Nonprofits Donor Portal Contact Careers Blog Connect Get newsletter updates Sign up for one of our newsletters to stay up-to-date with Boston Foundation news and events.1

The Boston Foundation's investment pool supports the organization's philanthropic mission and grantmaking capacity.1

Investment program

Estimated AUM
$2.2B as of Jun 30, 20252
Capital pool
community foundation endowment / donor-advised funds1
Investment model
A variety of in-house professional development opportunities are made available each year to employees of the Boston Foundation.3
Investment approach
The Boston Foundation describes a long-term total-return approach emphasizing prudent stewardship, capital appreciation, diversified investments, and impact investing consistent with social responsibility.4
Spending support
Not listed yet
Spending policy
Not listed yet
Asset allocation
Public evidence references these asset classes or allocation areas: infrastructure.5
Performance
Not listed yet
Governance
The Development Director, HDI will develop and manage a growing philanthropic portfolio for HDI, capture and communicate impact, and support the HDI Board.6
Investment team
Investment oversight is delegated by the Board to an Investment Committee, assisted by the CIO and professional investment managers; the organization publishes the committee roster.7
Unfunded commitments
Not listed yet
Source freshness
Last verified Jul 21, 2026 · Needs review

Officer compensation

Reported on IRS Form 990, tax year 2025. Figures are as filed and include reportable compensation from the organization and related organizations plus other compensation. 21 additional officers reported no compensation.

NameTitleTotal
M Lee PeltonPresident & CEO$915,854
Kate GuedjSVP and Chief Phil. Off.$469,241
George C WilsonAssistant Treasurer$461,064
Alfred F Van Ranst JrFrmr CFO&Treasurer$449,166
Brian DouglasCFO & Treasurer$428,399
Keith MahoneyVP, Comm. & Public Affairs$367,340
Orlando WatkinsVP & Chief Prog. Officer$362,123
Leigh GasperAsst.Sec.& VP$296,531
Leslie PineMgr Partner, TPI$289,646
Jane DixonVP, HR & Culture and Talent$281,715
Nalia BolusVP&Dir of the Campaign for a Greater Boston$252,206
Margaret AlexanderPartner, TPI$245,458
Rupal DandiaVP Development/Deshpande$214,000
Soni GuptaAssociate VP Programs$208,339
Kristen O'ConnellSecretary (1/3/24-11/8/24)$123,086

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Sources

Last verified Jul 21, 2026 from public career and organization materials.

Fact notes

  1. Website (tbf.org)Parent organization overview, Pool purpose, Capital pool · checked Jul 25, 2026
  2. Form 990 (projects.propublica.org)Estimated AUM · checked Sep 1, 2026
  3. Job posting (tbf.org)Investment model · checked Jul 25, 2026
  4. Website (tbf.org)Investment approach · checked Aug 6, 2026
  5. Job posting (tbf.org)Asset allocation · checked Jul 25, 2026
  6. Financial statements (tbf.org)Governance · checked Jul 25, 2026
  7. Other source (tbf.org)Investment team · checked Aug 6, 2026
  8. Website (tbf.org)Investment office page · checked Jul 25, 2026

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