Karen in the Community
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"In our family, one of us is orderly and one is not. Karen's visits supply speedy organization to all the creeping stuff that otherwise threatens chaos. Not only is she efficient, cheerful and caring Karen is indispensable and understanding friend." H. Baldwin, Lincoln, MA |
What does philanthropy mean to you? To me it means giving back, helping your neighbors or supporting people in need. I know I am no Bill and Melinda Gates or Warren Buffet. But I am so proud of all the work I have done in this area. I am showcasing a charity every month to help their public outreach. Thanks for reading, Karen |
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Cradles to CrayonsSee how you can help Grow A Strong Family by visiting Cradles to Crayons. Contact them for wish list. Clothing, back to school stuff and many other items.
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Our three step model provides kids with the essentials they need, free of charge. This enables us to engage communities that have, connecting them with communities that need. Contact them for wish list. Clothing, back to school stuff and many other items.
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Grow a Strong Family, Inc.
See how you can help Grow A Strong Family on my Grow A Strong Family page.
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Grow A Strong Family is a Non-Profit Organization Dedicated to Working With The Families of Those with Mental Illnesses & Behavioral Issues. Some of their areas of specialty include ADHD, Anxiety, Atypical Lifespan Development, Behavioral health, Bipolar Spectrum Disorders, Depression, Family Life Transitions, High Conflict Divorce, Stress Management, and Substance Abuse Counseling for the Family.
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Help Around TownSee how you can help Help Around Town by visiting Help Around Town
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The mission and vision of HelpAroundTown: connect communities, introduce neighbors to each other, so that those who need help, find it, those who need work, get it. Those who prove that they are reliable and dependable get rewarded with more work and better opportunities, through their hard work. The amazing, rewarding thing, thousands of jobs later, is: yes, this is working!
Hospital Equipment Loan ProgramSee how you can help the Hospital Equipment Loan Program by visiting the Hospital Equipment Loan Program 500 West Cummings Park Suite 1150, Woburn MA.
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They are operated by the Masons. To donate/borrow free of charge certain medical equipment (Electronic beds, Walkers, Shower chairs, wheel chairs just about everything.) Call them at 781-322-1052. they're open every Saturday from 9am-12pm.
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Lazarus House Ministries, Inc.See how you can help Lazarus House Ministries on my Lazarus House Ministries page.
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Lazarus House Ministries helps head of households and individuals living in poverty regain their dignity and become self sufficient members of our community by offering emergency shelter, food and clothing to people in crisis and then providing transitional housing, advocacy, health services, education and work preparation to permanently break the cycle of poverty.
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Mission of Deeds, Inc.See how you can help Mission of Deeds and the work they do by visiting http://www.missionofdeeds.org.
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Karen donated 80 "The Organizing Cheerleader" DVDs and put them into golf bags in support of the Mission of Deeds, Inc. Annual Charity Golf Tournament.
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MSCPA AngellSee how you can help MSPCA Angell and the work they do by visiting https://www.mspca.org/.
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Karen donated money to the MSPCA at Nevins Farm Walk For Animals.
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Sister ThriftSee how you can help Sister Thrift and the work they do by visiting
Sister Thrift. All sales from both stores benefit Metro West Humane Society. |
Since 2004, Sister Thrift has been raising funds in support of the MetroWest Humane Society through the sale of donated goods at our thrift stores located in Framingham and Watertown.
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The Wish ProjectSee how you can help The Wish Project and the work they do by visiting
The Wish Project. |
The Wish Project’s mission is to help families in need establish long-term residency by providing furniture, household goods, clothing, and shoes; to provide critical immediate assistance to homeless families. and victims of fire or disaster; and to support the community. We serve with a passionate team of board members, volunteers, community partners, and staff.