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Updates and media coverage on initiatives driving real change for our children and community.

February 26, 2026
byMegan Demarest, Stratton Magazine

As the Stratton Community Foundation prepares to celebrate 30 years of service to Southern Vermont families, its new Executive Director, Meredith Morin, guides the organization onward into its next chapter while honoring a legacy of community support

February 20, 2026
byBrattleboro Reformer

A one-of-a-kind winter celebration - all while supporting children and families across southern Vermont.

January 23, 2026

In this episode, GNAT-TV sits down with Meredith Morin, Executive Director at the Stratton Foundation, to discuss the work underway at the organization and its impact on the community.

December 3, 2025
byManchester Journal

By continuing to open the door to trade education, we hope to inspire young people to explore career paths.

October 8, 2025
byBrandon Canevari, Vermont News & Media

For the purpose of raising awareness for mental health and suicide prevention.

June 4, 2025
byBenjamin Lerner - Stratton Magazine

The Stratton Community Foundation has been a force of compassionate service in Southern Vermont since it was founded in 1996

You make the difference. 

The Stratton Community Foundation values Community, Compassion, Care and Well-Being. 

We are proud to be the steward of donations, grant awards and event proceeds to fulfill the mission to help those most in need.

  • in community giving

    over $3 million

  • Children Helped Annually

    5,580

  • Years of Service

    30

Thank you to our major supporters.

  • Alterra Mountain Company Community Foundation
  • Brown Family Foundation
  • Oneill Foundation
  • Stratton Resort
  • Wohler Realty Group
  • Klingman
    Klingman

  • The Stratton Foundation supports programs that address poverty by promoting the health, hygiene, and well-being of vulnerable children; fostering school readiness by reducing learning barriers; and helping children develop essential skills for a productive life. We aim to facilitate the startup and advancement of critical programs by funding initiatives with strong self-sustainability plans.

    Our grantmaking decisions follow guidelines established by our founders and Board of Directors, focusing on four key areas: food and hunger, health and dental health, basic necessities, and education.

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