The Theodore Edson Parker Foundation in Boston is pleased to announce major changes in its board leadership and governance.
With the election of Sophy Theam of Lowell, Massachusetts, and David W. Donahue, Jr. of Hingham, Massachusetts, as trustees, the foundation has strengthened its position in Lowell, and, with a move toward youth, positioned itself for the future. Continue Reading »
NEW AND NOTEWORTHY
Strong Women, Strong Girls, a Boston-based national nonprofit that provides mentoring programs for low-income girls, today announced that it has been named the national Philanthropic Business of the Year by Classy Awards. Continue Reading »
GRANTEES IN THE NEWS
Source: Boston Globe
Hubie Jones founded the Boston Children’s Chorus in 2003 with 30 students and has seen it grow to more than 400 singers. He is particularly proud of the group’s annual Martin Luther King Day concert.
At age 67 Jones has added another honor to a long list of achievements. He is one of ten 2010 recipients chosen from 1,500 nominees of the nationally-recognized Purpose Prize.
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Featuring the Boston Children’s Chorus, a grantee of the A. C. Ratshesky Foundation, the Schrafft Charitable Trust and the Ludcke Foundation.
