offers recreational, spiritual, educational, and social programs to assist those in need. Our programs are open to people of all ages and are focused on building character, confidence, and capacity for excellence within underserved communities.
INAUGURAL EXECUTIVE SPEAKER AND NETWORKING FORUM to be kicked off by current Harvard Business School instructor and former Chief Operating Officer of the New England Patriots and Gillette Stadium Andy Wasynczuk. The event is March 6 at PricewaterhouseCoopers in downtown Boston.
This event is a series for business professionals in the
Greater Boston area. The program offers networking opportunities and
insights from prominent executives. The Salvation Army is hosting this
series to inspire the next generation of leaders who are committed to
Doing the Most Good.
To learn more click here. To register now simply provide us with your first and last name, company and phone number by emailing Ashley Walters at Ashley.Walters@use.SalvationArmy.org or calling her at 339-502-5858.
YOUR LEGACY. THEIR FUTURE. The Hope Brigade. This is a special group of donors who establish a legacy gift for fulfillment of The Salvation Army's mission. Together they give a legacy of hope to others and provide a vision of destiny for the future.
This is created through careful planning for the distribution of accumulated assets. The use of tax-advantaged gift plans enable you to provide a more significant legacy of caring and compassion than you ever dreamed possible!
Our Director of Planned Giving in Massachusetts, Meredith Johnson, has been helping people recognize their vision and compassion through The Salvation Army for more than a decade.
Call Meredith today, toll free at 1-866-338-2769, or email her at MLJohnson@use.SalvationArmy.org to give hope and a future to those in need.
NEED KNOWS KNOW SEASON at The Salvation Army of Massachusetts. All are welcome every day of the year. We don't give a hand out, we give a hand up to lift those in need.
Rayna is a single mom who heard about the great work of the South End Salvation Army. She walked in looking for help, she walked out with a new extended family as well as hope for herself and her daughter Raven.
To watch Rayna and Raven's story click here.
SUPPORT THE GOOD NEIGHBOR ENERGY FUND is the simple message from our Divisional Commander. Major David E. Kelley, in a letter sent around the Commonwealth, reminds everyone the GNEF is for the many individuals and families who need assistance but fail to qualify for federal and state assistance. And those numbers are growing rapidly every day.
Energy customers can donate by using the mint-colored Good Neighbor Energy Fund donation envelopes found as an insert in their monthly energy bills or through the “add a dollar” program some energy companies offer. People can also donate with a credit card by visiting www.magoodneighbor.org or by calling 800-SAL-ARMY.
Or, simply make a check payable to “The Good Neighbor Energy Fund” and send it to The Salvation Army, 25 Shawmut Road, Canton, MA 02021-1408.
HOPE TAKES ON NEW MEANING THIS TIME OF YEAR and our friends at Wicked Local take a look at how The Salvation Army in Cambridge provide much needed hope for so many people who were once considered hopeless by friends and family.
To read the story click here.
The photo of Cambridge Corps commanding officer, Captain Armida LaMarr, and Director of Programs, Darlene Kopesky, and friends is courtesy of Wicked Local's Keith E. Jacobson. Many thanks to him for a great shot that shows the essence of what we do.