The Women’s Foundation of Boston presented Dress for Success Boston with a 3 year, $30,000 grant that will fund 10 “Confidence Days” for young women per year, in and around the Boston community. “Confidence Days” consist of 4-hour sessions that cover career empowerment, clothing style, grooming, and other confidence-boosting activities. https://boston.dressforsuccess.org/ https://wfboston.org
World of Wellesley is committed to fostering an anti-racist and anti-bias community where diversity, equity and inclusion are fully embraced. Since the Select Board serves as Wellesley’s executive body we believe it is important to know the perspectives of the 3 candidates; Collette Aufranc, Ann-Mara Lanza, and Odessa Sanchez in relation to these values. On…
As a proud coalition member, Jumpstart supports Common Start Coalition in filing legislation that would establish a universal system of affordable, high-quality early education and child care for all Massachusetts families, over a 5-year timeline. “Jumpstart is excited to support this new vision for affordable high-quality early education for all Massachusetts families. If adopted and…
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library has rolled into Cape Ann, providing its youngest residents with an opportunity to amass a home library of 60 children’s books at no cost to families. Gloucester, the nation’s oldest seaport, succeeded in being among the first communities in Massachusetts to be part of one of the largest literacy programs in the…
ROCHESTER — Construction on Homeless Center for Strafford County’s new home off Route 202 is slated to begin in late March, though fundraising still continues and the site plans need final city approval. Executive Director Tracy Hardekopf said the center’s new home in Rochester is “ready to go” thanks to key recent permitting approvals from…
New Generation is incredibly proud of and very grateful for the support of the New Hampshire Charitable Fund. Through the NHCF Community Grants program we received a 3-year, $60,000 grant to support our work helping change the lives of homeless women and their children in New Hampshire.
An important update from Lawrence J. Yerdon, President & CEO. To read the full message, visit: http://mailchi.mp/36f8c91d3a53/special_update_larry_yerdon_482020 It is still early in the COVID-19 crisis and we cannot yet tell how lives and businesses will be affected as the economy takes the hit from the necessary Stay At Home orders. But we wanted to let…
From our Superintendent: Dear Parent/Guardian, The Dover School District is engaged in the process of planning for the 2020-2021 school year. With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the District is confronted with a different planning scenario versus the typical summer planning and coordination. The “new normal” has resulted in a different and challenging way…
