This will be Christian’s Team’s 11th year in the 5K, and in the past few years the group has also been recognized as the largest team in the event: More than 100 members of Christian’s Team participating last year.

RefugePoint founder and Executive Director Sasha Chanoff will be honored Thursday at the White House as a World Refugee Day Champion of Change. RefugePoint is a Cambridge-based organization that provides solutions for refugees.

At its annual meeting June 3, the Friends of Cambridge Rindge and Latin School board marked the service of Donna Spiegelman on the occasion of her stepping down from the board.

Lesley University’s signature Lunder Arts Center complex, featuring the restoration of the historic North Prospect Church, has won a prestigious Preservation Award from the Cambridge Historical Commission.

Sean Palfrey, a pediatrician at Boston Medical Center and longtime Harvard house master, has been named a recipient of an American Medical Association Foundation 2015 Excellence in Medicine Award.

The Board of Overseers of the Cambridge Community Foundation has named Geeta Pradhan to be its president. She succeeds Bob Hurlbut, the executive director who led the organization for 21 years before recently announcing plans to retire.

Jenna Zwanger, a Cambridge native and graduate of Cambridge Rindge & Latin School, was named to the Hiram College Dean’s List for the spring semester.

A rare gathering of more than 30 Olympians and Paralympians with ties to New England took place May 16 at Boston’s TD Garden, including Cantabrigians Mary McCagg and Gevvie Stone.

Community Servings, the state’s only home-delivered meals program for the critically and chronically ill, was awarded $23,000 in grants this winter from foundations and corporations in support of its meals and nutrition program for people in Cambridge.

The Cambridge Police Department held a ceremony Monday for Joseph L. Wilson III, who joined the department in 1987 and has served in a variety of patrol operations roles.