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The stereotype of New Englanders as provincial and tight-fisted may not be far from the truth. Statistics compiled by the Internal Revenue Service find that in the area of the country with the most money, New Englanders donate the least to charity.
With that in mind, a group of philanthrophic organizations led by the Ellis L. Phillips Foundation in Boston began The Catalogue Project. The result was an 80-page black-and-white catalog that profiles 100 charitable groups in the Bay State as well as tips on various methods of giving.
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