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Bert L & Natalie K Vallee Foundation Inc

Home Home News See all news Programs See all programs Pagination The Vallee Foundation IncOne Mifflin Place Suite 400Cambridge MA 02138 USA1 415 413 6710 Contact Us 2024 Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Please note As of January 1 2020 the Foundations legal name has been changed from the Bert L N Kuggie Vallee Foundation Inc to The Vallee Foundation Inc.

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Cambridge Center for Adult Education Inc

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New England Complex Systems Institute Inc

The leading research institute in #ComplexSystems science theory and applications.

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Create Gurukula Inc

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Society of Saint Vincent De Paul in the Archdiocese of Boston

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Leaf Education North America Inc

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Rocs Foundation Inc

The ROCS Foundation currently supports one annual meeting, dedicated to thought leadership in health care.

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Featured Winchester girls softball begins season with heartbreaking extra innings loss to host Wilmington Winchester Chamber of Commerce debuts successful first health and wellness fair Converse Place development back on Winchester Planning Board agenda for April 15 A development at 10 Converse Place will be back on the Winchester Planning Boards agenda on April 15 after concerned residents took to social media to urge the board to continue the discussion.