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Travis Roy Foundation
- Charity Organization
- 101 Huntington Avenue, Suite 520 Boston, MA 02109
Referral from
Nov 21, 2017
Amanda P.:
Ditching my fake Christmas tree and getting a real one this year. Best place in the area to get one that will last??
Patty S.:
We always get our at the 110 baseball field and all proceeds go towards the Travis Roy foundation. We pick our tree up the day after... Fourth Presbyterian Church
Referral from
Mar 21, 2018
Marion D.:
Looking for guitar lessons preferably at home. Anyone know of any good instructors that are affordable and in the area?
Obviously not...
Alana G.:
Contact Fourth Church. They do guitar lessons in Southie at the church. http://www.fourthboston.org ID Building
Referral from
Sep 14, 2017
omgnodoubt:
I'm looking to possibly organize a Charity event in Boston and was wondering if anyone could recommend any warehouse/industrial venues...
Boston_Jason:
http://idbldg.com/ at the end of the seaport. I have been to many events there. Unique space. Think:Kids
- Charity Organization
- 151 Merrimac St, Fl 5th Boston, MA 02114
- Closed â‹… Opens at 8:30AM
Referral from
Oct 01, 2017
Jesamie S.:
I like this suggestion for parents that value giving consequences, but when I worked with parents and children on creating consequences...
Adrienne W.:
Something that comes to mind is Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS). It's a model that focuses on creating a "plan b" with kids while... Inquilinos Boricuas EN Accion
Referral from
Apr 23, 2015
Kareck:
Looking for event venues with hardwood floors I'm looking around Boston, Somerville, and Cambridge for rooms I could rent that have...
theavatare:
I really like this place http://www.ibaboston.org/rent-our-space/ RACE Cancer Foundation
- Charity Organization, Party & Event Planner
- 119 Braintree St #204 Boston, MA 02134
Referral from
Feb 17, 2018
Holly F.:
Any personal recommendations for a BQ 2018 marathon ~May-Sept? TIA :)
Julianne B.:
There's also this. It's in September and a BQ: https://racecancer.org/runfest
Referral from October 27, 2016
Kristin K. asked:
Anyone know of a great charity or organization where I can donate some cocktail dresses and women's dress clothing to? They are designer brands and worn only once or...
Kelly M. replied:
Amy Paige?
Lynda-Anne M. replied:
Karen Bonner can take them for girls in need of a dress for dances at Weymouth High School.
Maureen D. replied:
If you have any interview type of clothing, www.Juliesfamily.org 617-269- 6664. They would be grateful to have them. It is located across from Marion Manor on Dorchester St. S.B.
Allison P. replied:
Dress for Success https://boston.dressforsuccess.org
Eileen M. replied:
Anton's cleaners will accept gowns for girls who cannot afford prom dresses after Christmas. Nice program. http://antons.com/belle/
Referral from September 14, 2017
omgnodoubt asked:
I'm looking to possibly organize a Charity event in Boston and was wondering if anyone could recommend any warehouse/industrial venues in the area? I've found [this...
BCBJD10 replied:
http://afhboston.org/epicenter.html Also, Night Shift Brewery has a warehouse feel and now has a space that can be closed off for events.
MrFusionHER replied:
Warehouse XI is literally right next to my house. It's a great space for these kinds of events, as long as you aren't going to be loud as fuck at 1 am....
Oscillope replied:
[Aeronaut](https://www.aeronautbrewing.com/) has a warehouse vibe going on (it used to be an envelope factory) and does occasionally host charity events.
TotallyNotACatReally replied:
The Cyclorama/Boston Center for the Arts in the South End might interest you, if you're looking for a raw space.
Referral from January 8, 2016
Cynthia K. asked:
Does anyone know if there's any baby music classes or playgroups in South Boston?
Lisa S. replied:
http://momsandmusic.com/
Phyllis A. replied:
Definitely check out Tierney Center, by St. Monica rotary.
Katherine E. replied:
I run a Dance With Me class for children ages 12 mos-2 years at The Fourth Presbyterian Church. Registration for the 10 week winter session is now open at www.fourthboston.org. In-person registration is Jan 11 from 5:30-7. Class begins Mon Jan 25 from 9-9:45. Tuition is $70. We also provide financial aid. I am happy to provide references from people who have attended the class....and whose children are still taking class with me years later. Thanks
Michaela S. replied:
Check out baby wiggle http://www.babywiggle.com/#!southbostonmusic/clb8
Referral from December 9, 2015
Jeff P. asked:
A little help please. I unfortunately missed out on the Angel Tree at work, so I'm looking for a local Children's Charity to help support for the holidays. Google is not...
Julie H. replied:
See Jodie at the Full Sail. She has a tree there to benfit local families in need. Yule Stroll is this Saturday also
Tim C. replied:
Christmas in the City - a week from this Sunday in Boston at the Convention Center. Not sure if there are any spots open anymore. Its all volunteer and I'm in charge of the transportation. Its a big christmas party for children living in Homeless Shelters in Boston and they are bussed there for the day. Check www.christmasinthecity.org or email the coordinators Marc and Lisa at volunteer@christmasinthecity.org. you can also donate toys to them as well
Kayla V. replied:
Plymouth Coalition for the homeless... They are wonderful
Sandra H. replied:
Alden Park has a tree with names on it
Referral from September 6, 2012
Nancy C. asked:
Can anyone suggest a good local charity in FR? I'm not interested so much in disaster relief, but maybe something involving kids or social services for the people of FR
Denise B. replied:
http://www.bristolelder.org/ This one does a lot with the elderly. ...Denise : )
Kim W. replied:
the Bristol County Veterans Association on Pine Street is ALWAYS in need of food for their pantry...they take care of over 100 families a month...the need is even greater now with more of our heroes returning home from Afghanistan ....
Julie M. replied:
Constance Paige Seems that St Vincents would be the right place for u to donate. Lorrie Ann Moquin was correct with her info.
Melanie L. replied:
There is a Smiles mentoring program for kids in middle school. I think the kids are usually at risk. Kim Carvalho Wagner does a lot with Veterans, so maybe she has a suggestion for something like that.
Referral from March 21, 2018
Marion D. asked:
Looking for guitar lessons preferably at home. Anyone know of any good instructors that are affordable and in the area?
Obviously not for my 1 yr old and definitely not...
Referral from November 18, 2016
Andrea W. asked:
Hey amazing women (and allies) in film and video New England! I'm looking for several talented Latinx actors and actresses, as well as a lady-type sound designer for a...
Juliet S. replied:
For leads on young talented Latinx actors/actresses, try contacting https://www.facebook.com/171953006091 Raw Art Works about their Reel to Reel Film School.
Referral from October 1, 2017
Jesamie S. asked:
I like this suggestion for parents that value giving consequences, but when I worked with parents and children on creating consequences together, the children choose...
Referral from December 27, 2016
Ray S. asked:
so 3 high end Mercedes had there wheels stolen from my work last night if anyone knows anything or sees cls rims, 2017s class cabriolet or 2017 slc rims around let me...
Christian L. replied:
Jim Langway prime store
Referral from April 27, 2016
Corrine D. asked:
Does anyone know of a local charity or perhaps optician that accepts unused/unopened contact lenses? I haven't had much luck searching online and have several boxes...
Referral from December 9, 2016
Thomas B. asked:
So I am running the 2017 London Marathon and, as a Boston resident, I want to feature local legit British companies (founded/run by Brits or businesses true to our...
Referral from November 28, 2017
Megann S. asked:
Is there a place in southie to buy Christmas trees that directly supports a local charity or organization?
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