Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee gets $45,000 grant for health insurance help
The Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee nonprofit has been awarded a $45,000 grant from the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation
Sandra St Fleur joins Lesley University as inaugural vice president for equity initiatives
Lesley University has named Sandra St Fleur as its inaugural vice president of equity, inclusion and justice, part of a Lesley agenda of “inclusive excellence” that aims to transform systems and policies to create an inclusive and antiracist campus culture.
Draper joins with firefighters in $17,444 toy drive
Draper, a Kendall Square engineering innovation company, teamed up with the Cambridge Fire Department for an annual Toys for Tots drive, continuing a 15-year tradition.
Passim board elects Bartlett as its next chair, honoring outgoing Potts with grant for artists
The board of the music venue and arts nonprofit Passim has seen some turnover, with Jerry Potts stepping down as chair and musician Annie Bartlett elected by the board to replace him. Passim announced the creation of an annual giving program in honor of Potts.
Lesley University receives $3M gift to endow Fund for Reading Recovery and Literacy
Lesley University has received a $3 million gift from Gay Su Pinnell through her charitable fund to endow a Fund for Reading Recovery and Literacy at Lesley and support its existing Center for Reading Recovery and Literacy Collaborative.
McKinnon, whose projects helped define city, felled by heart attack at 73, group announces
The death of developer Rich McKinnon was announced late Wednesday on a neighborhood email list. He was 73, and felled by a heart attack, according to the email.
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