July 9, 2007
Accolades
Online fundraiser, cMarket granted $2,000 to Greater Worcester Habitat for Humanity in honor of its 2,000th auction milestone. Greater Worcester Habitat for Humanity will use the donation to fund its Stowell Avenue Project, which marks Habitat∈s 25th and 26th homes in the area. Elaine Holley, Pam Faustine and Michael Richards are pictured from left to right at the project∈s groundbreaking. Greater Worcester Habitat also held an online auction run by cMarket which raised $3,800 as a run up to its fourth annual Raising the Roof gala.
Outgoing Lions Club President Jack Manzi, left, presents a $2,500 check to the Boys
President of the Boys and Girls Club of MetroWest, Fran Hurley, pictured left, accepts a $3,250 check from Claudia Meade, right, general manager of Panera Bread bakerycafÈ&Copy; in Marlborough. The cafÈ&Copy; took up in-store collections, raising $1,625, and then matched the donations to help the Boys & Girls Clubs provide programs to children in the Framingham, Hudson and Marlborough area.
National Grid employees delivered a $30,000 donation to New England Dog Assistance Services (NEADS) in Princeton for its Canine for Combat Veterans Program. As winners of National Grid∈s Chairman∈s Award, Al Chieco, Mike McCallan, Chip Wetherell and Paul Graham, pictured above, from left to right, selected NEADS as the recipient of the National Grid donation, which will be used to sponsor dogs for three disabled combat veterans.
The Corridor Nine Chamber of Commerce held its Annual School to Business Golf
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