CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – On Dec. 17, the award-winning dramatic group, Moonbox Productions, will present acclaimed playwright Peter Shaffer’s Tony Award winning production of “Amadeus” during a benefit night for Cambridge-based food rescue organization, Food For Free. All proceeds from the performance will go directly to support the nonprofit’s food rescue,...
This year LBFE is excited to have two community partners sponsoring our Holiday Party. Unidine and Tufts Healthcare Foundation are hosting the party on December 20th for 125 elders at the Tufts building in Watertown. Volunteer to drive 2-3 elders to the party- and enjoy dinner & a DJ! We...
Two hours of play can make a lifetime of difference! Volunteers are needed to spend time playing with young children living in family homeless shelters throughout Massachusetts. Horizons for Homeless Children is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of homeless children by providing quality play and opportunities for...
Silver Lining Mentoring empowers youth in foster care to flourish through committed mentoring relationships and the development of essential life skills. Join us for a community discussion on mentoring and youth in foster care. This conversation will give you an overview of our unique programs for youth in foster care and...
We hope you can join us! The event is on Thursday, January 12th from 5:30 - 8:30 pm at the New England Center for Arts & Technology (23 Bradston Street-parking available). Our keynote speaker and Honorary Chairman is Sheriff Steve Tompkins. There are usually about 150-200 people in attendance, including...
A group of young Israelis with Down syndrome and their siblings embark on a demanding trip through the Indian Himalayas. Many of the siblings have travelled through India before and want to share this experience with their brother or sister, and slowly come to realize with how different the hike...
Join us on January 18 at the Harriet Tubman House for a critical conversation about racial inequality and the deep divisions that exist in our society. The products of institutionalized racism—police brutality, mass incarceration, gentrification, separate and unequal schools, and an ever-growing wealth gap between Black and White Americans—cause pain and frustration...
The annual dinner which honors Red Sox, MLB players and executives that we present each January in conjunction with the Boston Baseball Writers. The 2017 dinner takes place on on Thursday, January 19 at Boston Marriott Copley Place. http://www.sportsmuseum.org/events/boston-baseball-writers-annual-dinner.aspx The Sports Museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational institution housed in...
Grab your exercise mats and get active with the Massachusetts Housing and Shelter Alliance Young Professionals Group and other young professionals for a 45-minute yoga session led by Boston Guru Jen Wyatt! After you’ve cleared your mind and found your chakras, grab a cold brew from the tap room of...
Mystic Valley Elder Services' eighth annual comedy event, “A Bellyful of Laughs” to benefit the Meals on Wheels program takes place at Anthony's Restaurant in Malden on Saturday, January 21, 2017, beginning at 6:30pm. Comedians Kelly MacFarland and Stephen Bjork are on board to deliver a great night of guffaws...