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COVID-19 Community Response Fund
Friday, March 19, 2021
Our Framingham group of stakeholders are committed to working in collaboration. Our goal is to increase progress in creating an environment of inclusion which is diverse and equitable for all members of our community. Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic in early Spring last year, Human Rights groups across the country have noticed a pattern of targeted hate...
Friday, March 5, 2021
FRAMINGHAM – Do you have a recipe you love, a crowd favorite or your go-to dish that you are willing to share? Then read on!The United Way of Tri-County (UWTC) is seeking your favorite recipes for their new cookbook – Community Cooks: Recipes for a Reason.
Net proceeds from this first ever United Way of Tri-County cookbook will support the organization’s three food...
Monday, February 15, 2021
CLINTON - At WHEAT Community Connections, like so many non-profits, staff knows all too well that 2020 was a massive challenge. Huge spikes in need for food and the cancellation of fundraising events forced many area feeding programs to reduce services or even close.
But there were also many moments of joy, including when Greater Clinton residents and businesses came...
Thursday, April 8, 2021
I’m Laura Taylor from the Clinton Early Childhood Resource Center. We partner with WHEAT on all their programs. I was a past WHEAT employee before I had this role, and have been partnering with WHEAT for the five years that I have been in this job.
The Clinton Early Childhood Resource Center is a program funded by the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care...
Wednesday, March 31, 2021
Hi, my name is Sharlene. My husband Bob and I live in Rutland and come to WHEAT to volunteer every week. We are both retired. I was a high school teacher and Bob was an engineer. We were volunteering at a thrift store, but that ended so we decided to come here.
In the past we donated items to Hidden Treasures so I knew the pantry was here and that they needed help....
Wednesday, March 24, 2021
My name is Carlos Daniel Sique and I’m from Framingham. I’m a new staff member at the United Way of Tri-County. I help in the food pantry by doing intake for families that come through. I also work as a cashier in the United Way Distribution Services store when it’s open. In a typical day I check in families when they come to the pantry and set them up for their future...
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