I will personally vouch for this. I know the folks doing this – and there is no paid staff, ZERO overhead, no office, no political donations – EVER – and no paid fundraisers. Just people like me who work with kids reaching into our pockets for the kids.
Deb Sirotkin Butler
Poor kids, teens, and families.
All involved in…
Republican Party recognition in towns and communities throughout Massachusetts
One of the primary reasons that Republicans shy away from getting on the ballot is that in Masachusetts it is almost an embarrassment because the Republican party is now almost extinct in this state and the chances of winning a seat are almost nil because no matter how outstanding a Republican Candidate is–the voters look at the name and party…
Read More »Why does it take government grant money for volunteerism?
I was wondering what Governor Patrick was up to these days, so I inquired onto the Governor’s page which highlighted “Commonwealth Corps” with a mission statement of
“Commonwealth Corps will work with non-profit organizations and public entities to reinvigorate civic involvement to help address the Commonwealth’s most urgent needs. Commonwealth Corps members will work to strengthen the bonds of common…
Volunteer to help those less fortunate this Saturday – Request for Help
(Bumped, we can really use your help. – promoted by EaBo Clipper) Friends: For the last 7 years, on the 1st Saturday of every month, the Greater Boston Young Republicans has been sending a team to Saturday’s Bread, a local soup kitchen that serves Boston’s homeless community. SB is completely volunteer run, with no paid staff or office. It has…
Read More »Volunteer opportunity today – Sat/Sun Bread
Saturday/ Sunday Bread is in need of volunteer help today. Due to a scheduling conflict there is a real shortage of volunteers. For those of you who don’t know Saturday Sunday Bread is an open meal served to predominantly homeless people but also other low income/ elderly persons on beacon hill. Volunteers show up at 12:30 today Saturday August 4,…
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