TOGETHER WE ARE SERVING OUR COMMUNITYFiscal Year 2021 Annual Report

Dear Friends,

Having just completed the NSC’s Fiscal Year 2021, our thoughts go to the challenges and the successes that we have all faced over those 12 months. We write this letter to not only provide a summary, but also to express our THANKS for all that you have done and continue to do in support of Neighbors Helping Neighbors.

At the start of the Fiscal Year ‘21, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, NSC made the decision to close its physical doors to all clients and volunteers and suspend the collection of food donations from the public. Although these were difficult decisions, the safety of our clients, staff and volunteers was and still is at the forefront of our thinking. We did, however, feel strongly that we needed to continue to support our clients, and thus our case managers immediately shifted from in-person client visits to frequent phone conversations and emails. We also considered it critical to continue to provide food to existing clients as well as over 100 new families struggling to obtain this basic necessity. And so, we completely modified our food pantry program, pre-bagging food and providing it to clients in a socially distant manner at their scheduled appointments.

As the year wore on, it became apparent that many clients were in danger of losing their homes due to the inability to pay rent or mortgage; the pandemic, as we all know, resulted in many people losing their income. And even though there was a moratorium on evictions due to failure to pay rent, we knew this was only temporary, and that rent was eventually coming due. Consequently, NSC decided to quadruple the amount that we would pay for rent/mortgage/utilities per year, allowing many of our clients to remain in their homes with heat and electricity.

Due to the pandemic, NSC standard programs such as the holiday gift program, Thanksgiving dinner, and the start-of-school backpack program had to be modified drastically, with a goal of minimizing physical contact while keeping a personal connection with our clients. With the need for employment services increasing, the Brack Career Center continued to provide career and job search coaching virtually and created a library of online resources for clients to reference on demand.

On the revenue front, many of our typical fundraisers, e.g., the Fall for Natick Event and the Annual Telethon, were unable to be held. Instead, we moved to virtual fundraisers, including our first Fall for Natick Virtual 5K Run/1 mile Walk.

Suffice it to say, it was a challenging year for NSC — but it was also a very gratifying time. We were able to assist 745 Natick families with food, financial assistance and finding new jobs. And there were many special circumstances where NSC made a difference; for example, we helped one family stay afloat while facing medical expenses for their children. Throughout it all, our Natick community proved, once again, to be generous and caring with an outpouring of monetary donations and individual fundraising efforts. NSC would not be able to help our neighbors without the generosity of all of you.

We are now looking forward with hope and anticipation. Hope that we can put the pandemic behind us and return to a more normal life, and anticipation that we will soon be able to see our clients and volunteers back in our offices. Thank you for all of your support!

Carol Gloff Dan Shea NSC Board President Executive Director

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OUR MISSIONNatick Service Council is an independent, non-profit organization

that connects, engages and collaborates with the community to support Natick neighbors who are experiencing hardship or economic

uncertainty by promoting self-sufficiency.

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745

224 backpacks

150,899 pounds of food

distributed

927 volunteer

hours

2,736 food pantry

visits

334 families received

financial assistance

families supported

209 families kept their homes

513 indv. received holiday gifts

855 indv. received Thanksgiving

meals

Fiscal Year April 2020 to March 2021

There was no way we would’ve been able to survive without the Natick Service Council. It is an amazing program for families in need.

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It was June 2016 when Tim and I welcomed our long- awaited twin sons, Finn and Mack. The twins were born at just 24 weeks and each weighed just under two pounds. Finn and Mack spent the first six months of their lives at Brigham and Women’s Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and we were told their chances of survival were very low.

At three months old, Finn was diagnosed with eye cancer. Weighing less than five pounds, Finn started chemotherapy for the first time. Finn has had to have chemotherapy since then because with this type of cancer, the tumors come back and continue to grow until the child is five or six years old. Finn is legally blind and hard of hearing.

Before the boys were born, we lived in West Brookfield. While the boys were in the NICU, Tim was continuing to live and work out there during the weekdays while I stayed with my parents in Natick to be closer to the boys.

Thanks to the amazing care from their doctors, both boys survived and they were discharged from the hospital in November 2016. But, with all of Finn’s medical conditions, including cerebral palsy and epilepsy, the doctors told us that we needed to live closer to the hospitals in Boston to ensure Finn could receive all the necessary medical services he would need.

We tried to sell our house in West Brookfield, but ended up having to short sell it. We were fortunate that my parents have an in-law apartment that we could move into here in Natick. Even with my parent’s support and Tim working full time, the medical bills, diapers and formula were just overwhelming and it was really hard for us to stay afloat.

Shortly after we moved to Natick, Vi Tutuny, a long-time Natick Service Council volunteer and friend of my parents, told them, “Make sure Shannon comes and sees me.”

I will never forget the day that Vi said to me,

I was born and raised here in Natick and knew the Natick Service Council. My father and I had been volunteers and I had been involved with collecting and donating food. I never thought I would need the Natick Service Council’s support.

A lot of people think the Natick Service Council provides families in need with food. But the program is so much more than that. I guess you never know unless you’ve never been a part of it. They don’t realize that the Natick Service Council has a Thanksgiving program, Holiday Gift program, and if you need diapers, they will get you diapers; if you need clothes, they’ll find you clothes. They asked me if I needed anything and I know they would have found me anything I needed.

One of the most amazing things the Natick Service Council did for my family was when the boys were two years old. I got a letter asking if we wanted to be part of the Natick Service Council’s Holiday Gift Program. I filled out the form and sent it back. I was so nervous about Christmas because we couldn’t afford to get the boys anything. Both boys have developmental disabilities so I wasn’t sure if Finn would understand, but Mack understood a little bit.

When I went to get the box of gifts for the boys, there were two huge boxes for my kids. There were toys, snowsuits, games, books, trucks. I broke down in tears and thought, “They are going to love this.”

The volunteer, who is a neighbor of mine said, “Oh my goodness, don’t cry. This is what people want to do for families like yours.” It was so overwhelming to know I was receiving so much love from a random stranger who wanted to help our family without knowing our family.

When the boys woke up on Christmas morning, Finn was confused but very excited. Mack came down and asked, “Did he come?” Without the help of the Natick Service Council, I wouldn’t have been able to say that he came.

It’s really hard to ask for help. A lot of people are too proud. I wasn’t so sure about it because I was nervous. Was I taking from somebody else who really needs it? After paying medical bills and all the hospital stays, we had barely anything left. There was no way we would’ve been able to survive without the Natick Service Council. It is an amazing program for families in need.

Photo Credit: Cheryl Cagle

Let me help you.

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NSC 2021 Staff NSC Board of Directors

Kathie Fair Chandley Amy Conwell Devin Giles John Glynn Kelsey Hampton Lisa Kingsley Frank Kobbs Kellie Mercurio Sonia Shah Dan Shea Pat Shea Gayle Soma Rachel Vingsness

OFFICERS: Carol Gloff, President Patrick Moynihan, Vice President Donna Casey, Clerk Kevin Chandley, Treasurer EMERITUS: Bob Brack Violetta Tutuny EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Dan Shea

DIRECTORS: Jacqueline Waters Adams Artika Angel Wade Blackman Steeve Breton Michael Carr Timothy Dooling Arthur Fair III Richard Gill Steve Levinsky Ellen McKeon-Levine Andrew Meyer Eva Willens David Zaltas

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MEMORIAL GIFTS

Hope AmabileMarie ArenaToni ArthurMary AubleMr. AwSamuel BagdasarianJustin BaileySam BairdKen BarberRose BatesLucille BelmoreJoan BergdahlNicole BongolottiGael Michael BurnsRichard Castle-WalshAugie ChaseBlanch CiccarelliStanley CohenLeo V. ColborneAngelina CompagnoneJ. CrisaffulliAJ CroninAnna CuddiIrene Dhosi

Risa DublinHollis DwyerLinwood EstyJune EvansPaul FerolitoAlida J. FinneyJohn Rocco Franciose, JrWilliam GatelyBob GhilaniSteve GhilaniAngelina E. GiannettiEdna GlassLeona GlickmanRobert GroganTony and Ruth GrupposoTim HallCarole HaringDavid HaycockKaren and Kyle HegartyJane HladickJoan “Penny” HolmesHelen JohnsonMary JulianVirginia and Joe Kane

Marcia KaufmanJack KelleyMarney KralMargaret KralAl LaganDonna Marie LambertEsther LitwakHenry LoweRichard LozoskiSobhy & Yvonne MabardyPatrick ManningChristina MardenBob McHughDoris McLarnonPaul & Pam McNealyDouglas MorseClaire MosgofianTeresa NapoleonAntonette NardoneJosephine NelsonBill NorrisSteven W. OxmanChristopher PallottaDoris Parker

Ernest ParkerPauline ParkerJanet PecorariRobert Kenneth PoleArthur C. PotterRichard PowellLaurie ProfitEthel A. RaiderMysore V. (Ravi) RavindraHarold RosenEleanor RosenwaldWalter SalviEdna-Mae SchneiderAlice SheaJudy SheaJoe SlatteryDavid Paul TaylorBarbara TobiasNicholas and Ida TrianoChief David WagstaffDave WebbPat WelchWilliam WhiteKathy Wood

Photo Credit: Stan Rowin

NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS

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VIRTUAL 5K In October 2020, when NSC had to pivot and modify its traditional Fall for Natick dinner, the first ever Fall for Natick Virtual 5K Run/1Mile Race was held. Almost 300 people participated, including over 50 children, raising $36,000!

FILL THE CRUISER Thank you to the Natick Police Department and the Natick Community for a successful “Fill the Cruiser” event! NPS collected over 1,500 pounds of food and raised $900!

THANKS TO OUR SCHOOLS Thank you to the Natick Public School, the Rivers School, the Cotting School, and the Riverbend School for their support.

BOY SCOUTS Thank you to Natick Boy Scout Troop 1775 for holding a drive-up donation event collecting personal care items to benefit the Heart Healthy Food Pantry! They collected 433 pounds of personal care items, such as toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and deodorant!

JUSTIN BAILEY FOOD DRIVE NHS Varsity Hockey Team Coaches & Ben Bailey dropping off almost 3,000 pounds of food collected during the Justin Bailey Food Drive.

We would like to thank all of the helping hands that supported NSC this year. From local schools and organizations hosting fundraisers to those who volunteer every week, we are sincerely grateful to the people who contribute their time and expertise to help NSC succeed.

2021 FINANCIAL REPORT As a private, non-profit charitable organization, we rely solely on the generosity of the Natick community, including local residents, businesses, religious and civic organizations, and foundations.

The Natick community provided another amazing year of support. We are sincerely grateful for the community’s financial support and in-kind goods and services donated to help us achieve our mission and support our neighbors.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, In-Kind Services decreased 94% and In-Kind Goods decreased 26% from FY2020 levels.

SOURCES OF REVENUE: $2,197,409 Individuals: $1,804,793

Fundraising Events: $46,299

Grants: $244,500

Other: $101,817

REVENUE AND IN-KIND SUPPORT: $2,486,354 Revenues: $2,197,409

In-Kind Services: $32,417

In-Kind Goods: $256,528

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OUR GENEROUS DONORS Natick Service Council is extremely grateful for all of our generous supporters. We would like to acknowledge the donors who have contributed $500+ this year; however, every donation amount is appreciated and supports our mission. Thank you!

MARIA HAYES LEGACY SOCIETY Lifetime donations $50,000+

Anonymous (3)Bhusri Family FundRobert BrackThe Joan H. Brack Charitable FoundationBoston Scientific CorporationBrigham Gill Chrysler Jeep DodgeChristine CameronThe Corliss FamilyCummings FoundationEdward and Lillian FassinoThe Fassino FoundationFair & Yeager InsuranceFoundation for MetroWestHighland Street FoundationJoan “Penny” HolmesJohn and Barbara JosephThe Leon Lowenstein Foundation, Inc.Mabarday Family TrustMetroWest Health FoundationMetroWest SubaruMiddlesex Savings BankMiddlesex Savings Charitable FoundationThe Mills at NatickKathleen and Robert MuleskiMutualOne BankJohn and Carol O’NeilEllis V. and Barbara Morris

FOUNDERS $20,000+ annually

Anonymous (3)The Bhusri Family FundThe Corliss FamilyCarol and John O’Neil

LEADERS $10,000 - $20,000+ annually

Carol GloffBarbara and John JosephLarry and Mary Litwak Christopher McGrathAmy and R Daniel O’ConnorJoanne and Mark Reynolds

AMBASSADORS $5,000 - $10,000 annually Robert BrackBrigham Gill Chrysler Jeep DodgeEllen HarwoodHighrock Covenant Church ArlingtonRoger and Sarah HolmesJon Kerbs and Nancy Wynn-KerbsPamela and Robert KoskovichKaren and Reginald LeeseMacy’s Foundation/ Bloomingdale’sWilliam McAvoyAmy and Michael MistrotKatherine and Patrick MoynihanBarbara and Ellis MorrisKathleen and Robert MuleskiDavid and Shirley ParishMatt and Amy SiegelJay and Carol Virshbo

PARTNERS $1,000 - $5,000 annually

Christine and Reuben AckermanClaire AdamsAdobe – Your CauseAlbanian Orthodox Church Of The AnnunciationAlexion Pharmaceuticals

The Allain Warren GroupKerstin and Marc AllenRobert Allen and Shirley HuiGeorge and Lori AndrewsArbella Insurance GroupMary ArenaEstie and Neil ArestyStephanie BarberKathryn BardKathleen BarrettJoseph and Maria BarryBay State Consultants LLCThomas BednarzRenee Bender-Cohn and Michael CohnBruno Berszoner and Jennifer CobeMark and Sandy BeyerlyLynne BleakneyKarin BoehlkeBoston Scientific CorporationDonna BradleyCarol and Stephen BraymanWouter BroekemaAdam and Cathleen Bubonovich Janice and Peter BurkePhilip BurtFrank and Marita ByrneAdrianne and Michael CanningEileen Carew and Robert CharpentierChristina CarignanDonna and Jerome CaseyKimberly Castelda and Mark Kelleher William R. ClarkLayne and Michael ClunePeter A. Delli Colli Deborah-Ann Collins and Martin MaffeoJessica and Timothy CollinsChristine and Michael ConnollyEdward CorbosieroLinc and Lois CornellChantal and Christophe CoudrayElizabeth Curtis and Jeffrey DunnCustomInk LLCJacqueline de BoerDell TechnologiesKen DelPapa and Laura SenierCarolyn and Michael DeneenLawrence Dick and Lucia FrenkelNancy and Stephen DiPalmaDirect Associates, LLCDonna J. SpillaneDorie Cameron and Rick FeltyJim and Mary Duffy

Mary EdgePaula and Richard EdwardsMavis andn William EfthimNorman ElrodBruce and Terri EvansExponentFair & Yeager Insurance Agency, Inc.Arthur and Patricia Fair IIIMarianne FalingLisa Feldman and Robert Gross Anthony and Stephanie FerlazzoFirst Congregational Church of NatickJohn FisherAnne and James FitzgeraldGustav Freedman and Jacquelyn SandJodi Freedman and David MargilLenore and William FreitasChristian Fritz and Regina Wolf-FritzAaron and Janel FunkDonna Gallo and William Leary Ann GalvaniMr. and Mrs. GargurevichJohn and Kris GazianoKathleen and Paul GerryRichard GillGlen GlaterTracy Gleason and David Kaiser Katherine R. GoodmanDeborah and Richard GordonPeter GormleyMarjorie GovePaul Griesmer and Diane PackerChristine and John GutheryElizabeth and Thomas HalchukHarvard Pilgrim Health CareHilding and Jane HedbergEdward and Mary HudsonDavid HughesHyggeMail/Minuteman Press NatickMarian IdeJanet and Joseph IdzalEric and Susanna IncittiDeborah and Donald IsaacsNancy and Richard JennettJill and Paul JeterMark and Sarah KacprowiczMark and Janet KalinCharles and Sharon KarpKristen KelleyKim KeoughThomas Kerr and Karen RoneyMartin Kessel and Beverly Rich

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Bradford and Lisa KimlerRobert KingThe Linda Klockner Hunger Fund at Pilgrim ChurchAnna annd Thomas LallyRyan LentellLiberty MutualLilja Elementary SchoolKevin and Laura LillyCarole and David LoddingMargaret LoweNatalie LozoskiAlicia and Michael LynchMissy Magill and Jeffrey RichardsDonna and Francis Manganaro Andrew and Lisa MapelMathWorks Blizzard TeamLaura and Shawn McCarthyMary McCarthyJohn and Sally McCoubreyChristopher McCoy and Elisa MorrisMatthew McCue and Paula Passi-McCueJohn and Marianne McGarrityGerard McGonagle and Martha PaynterDianne McKenzieChristine and Scott McLarnonMaureen and Michael McMahonMicrosoft Giving CampaignMiddlesex Savings BankEd MilchThe Mills At Natick CorporationMica MoelleringPatrick MulhollandMichael and Melinda MullenJason MurrayMusic Go RoundNicole MutschlerChristie and Gregory NapierNatick Dairy QueenNatick DPW Supervisors Assoc. Local 273Natick Public Works – Trash Drivers and CollectorsO.B. Hill Trucking & Rigging Co., IncCatherine O’BrienGreg OehrtmanJeanne and Joshua OstroffEmily OuelletteMatthew and Sheila PageDenise and Richard PearsonGlenn PhillipsPierce Family Advised FundSheila PirrotaPortraits by McCallPublic Employees Union Local 1117R.W. Holmes Realty Co., Inc.Stephen RegerMarianne RenaudKenneth W. RendellThe Riverbend SchoolRoche Bros.Jeffrey and Kathleen RodmanBarbara and Frank SanchezJuan Luis SanchezKaren Schwalm

Julius and Patricia SciarraPatricia and Robert SeveranceChristina and Henry SheaDaniel SheaHeidi and Kevin SheaDouglas and Marilyn ShepardLeo and Olga ShteymanBarbara and James SingerCharles and Mary SmithAndrew and Gayle SomaMarc A. Somberg Memorial FoundationDavid and Maura SpellmanSt. Benedict Classical AcademyJackee and Neil StiglianoDerek StraubThe Stuart Foundation, Inc.Richard and Susan SullivanChris and Laura SuraciMartha TataRoberta TaylorKevin and Marlene ThurstonTilly & Salvy’s Bacon Street FarmTingley Electric Services, Inc.UHGJohn VertranoCatherine and Ismar VolicBrenda WaberWagsalot LLCAlan WalkerSarah WalkerBarbara and William WalshAmy and Michael WardWegmans Food Markets, Inc.Mary Stare WilkinsonPeter WinkelmanChristina YoungDavid ZaltasVincent Zurowski

GOOD NEIGHBOR $500 - $1,000 annually

Jamil AbbasyJackie and Paul AdamsLaurie Adelstein and Stephen StroutRhiannon and Rudolph AgostiAllegro MicroSystemsAmeriprise Financial, Inc.Holly and Scott AndersonAppleAssociation of Pakistani Physicians of New England (APPNE)Joanne and Paul BabsonKermit Baker and Joan BarthBank Of AmericaGeorge and Leslie BarnesJacob and Julie BarthRichard and Joanne BartlettStephen BaumannWade and Danielle BlackmanGlenn and Amy BloomBlue Cross Blue ShieldMark and Stephanie Blumenthal

Donna and John BoganBruce and Rebecca BorlandAndrew and Julie BostianStacy BradfordJoel Bottesini and Marilyn Bregoli Brilliant Lighting, Inc.Jacqueline and William BrodnitzkiPeggy Broekel and Matthew RovnerDaniel BrownAmy and Michael BrunsKimberly BuckmanJeffrey and Denise BurnsCarol ButlerAnn and Kevin CallahanDennis and Sandra CallahanPatricia Campbell-Malone and Thomas Campbell Susana CandiaAnne and Richard CantyMaria CareyAngela and Anthony CarmenateKevin Chandley and Kathleen Fair-ChandleyGayun Chan-SmutkoCharles River Rotary ClubChrist Evangelical Lutheran ChurchCitizens Charitable FoundationRichard Cleveland and Randi IngermanKevin and Sue CoanMeghan and Thomas CobbPatricia CochraneAlan and Harriet ColeDavid CollinsRhonda ConawayJames and MaryBeth ConnollyElizabeth and Richard CuginiConstance CulkinCharles CurranSheila and William CurtisLuiz DaCostaPeter and Valerie DanielDanielle DiVitoMatthew Daniels and Corinne SchneiderGeoffrey D’ArcyAndrew and Emily DavisSharyn Davis and Kathleen FarleyThomas DimmickBeth DininioStephen DolatNancy and Timothy DonahueLeo and Rosemary DowningRosemary Driscoll and William SeymourWilliam DubeJudith DuffySusan DuguayBrian and Jessica DuhamelKathryn DuntonE.P. Clark Post 107 Inc.Jeffrey and Caroline EgnaczykHadeer El SamalotyMichael and Katherine EldEliot Church Of South Natick Inc.Sharon ElkinsKay and Ray EverettJohn and Mary Fahy

Doris FairDavid and Lynn FalwellMr. Charles FelsenthalMary Fenelon and John GregoryIna FensterJudson FicklenEileen FitzPatricia FordCharlene and Frank FossChristopher Frail and Melissa Watwood-FrailJacqueline Fremont-Rahl and Peter RahlAlyson and Perry GanzDavid GasserEdward and Kristin GeeDwight GehaJudith and Wade GellerJill Gentile-Soloway and Marc SolowayDavid and Tara GetchonisHalley and Michael GilbertBeverly and Eugene GoldfieldBeth Gray-Nix and Ronald NixJessica Greenwald-O’Brien and Garry O’Brien James GregoryRussell GriffithMisa GrikschatJonathan and Victoria GuestVikas GulatiSitaram GuruswamyH. Brandt Jewelers, Inc.Jeffrey and Jennifer HallJudie HamDouglas and Sara HannaPeter HaranasMarian and Winlow HeardDan HebrankRoberta HeffronElizabeth HendersonClinton and Linda HeydMatthew and Katherine HomerSusan HortonRebecca HurleyLyman JacksonJeremiah AmbroseJesamondo Salon & SpaJohn Hancock Financial Services, Inc.Annette Johansson-Los and Walter LosFrank JohnsonJohnson School PTOSabine JonssonMagdalena and Paul JosephCandace and James KasserGregg KatzArthur and Pam KelleherCaitlin KetnerColleen and Thomas KilgoreChristine KingdonKiwanis Club of NatickHeather KlareThe Walter Kolosky Family Charitable Gift FundThe Kuhl Family Charitable FundAndrew and Norma Lee-LaneAmanda and David LeshowitzLevoy & Wadhwa, LLC

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George and Noreen LiljaMichael D. Lioce Jr.Melissa LucasTiffany LundAnn Lynch and Lyman PhillipsLynch Marini & Associates IncEry and Laura MagasanikDomenic and Karen MallozziLois MannJennifer ManningWarren Manning and Susan RodginHeather and Kevin MardenJonathan and Mel MarshallGeorge Martins and Catherine Pomiecko Massachusetts Mutual Aid SocietyLaura MasseyRon Mastrangelo and Christine WhelanCarole and Edward McCaffreyCatherine McCullyAmy McDonaldGinger and Paul McEachernFrank McGrathChris McKennaConstance and Kevin McKennaBryan and Joanne McNallyKim McParlandMemorial Elementary SchoolLouis and Margaret MetzgerMichel Associates, LTDRonald and Theresa MillerConstance and James MitchellLaurence Mitchell

John and Paula MoranJohn MorrillTeresa and Walter MorrisPatrick Moynihan & Associates LLCKevin MulcahyKevin MurphyEmily NagleNatick Commission on DisabilityNatick ElksNatick Garden ClubNatick High School Hockey Alliance Boys ProgramRenee NefussyNetflixEdward and Janet NolanNuance Foundation Inc.Karen OakleyThomas and Kellye O’BrienNicholas OrfBenjamin OtteDean OuelletteGrace PaltrineriJohn PendletonBarbara and Samuel PeoplesMartha and Nick PerakisEdward Pierce Jr.Aldo and Constance Pitt Judith and William PlottJames and Elizabeth PrendergastMary PrescottWilliam PresuttiPunchbowl Inc.Joseph and Virginia QuinanTeofilo Raad

Raytheon TechnologiesDaniel RichRobert and Dale Rosen Charitable FoundationJohn and Linda RobichaudAlan and Julene RosenmanPaula RousseauCM RyanMichael SampsonLorraine and Robert SarafianKerri Scharr and Daniel WeinerCatherine SchellenbergMarjorie SchellenbergAlbert SchneiderDawn SchontagKaterine Scott-White and Bernard WhiteJames and Patricia ScurlockMadhu and Hemendra ShahSusan SheaAri and Linda SilvermanJon SiroisAlexander and Jennifer SlemrodLi SmithLeigh SmythSarah SnyderAnn and Anthony SolaAaron and Adrienne SpelkerCharles SpillaneEvelyn Starr and Daniel TraubJustin SteinmanBarbara SubberJanet SuretteEtleva TafmiziTakeda

Rosemary TietgeRegina TorelliTufts Health PlanErcole UbaldinoUnited Methodist Women – Fisk Memorial United Methodist ChurchMary UnterseeEric UrbanUUAC at First Parish in SherbornPatricia and Richard VanariaChristopher VandergriftVertex PharmaceuticalsVoices of MetroWest Inc.Noah WadsworthRichard WalkerKevin and Mary WasielewskiWaters CorporationMelissa WebberAndrew and Jennifer WeinerChristine and Robert WeithmanKathleen and Matthew WickBradford WilkinsonEva WillensLinda and Stephen WilliamsEllen and John WilliamsonWilson Middle SchoolDeborah and Brian WirtzJennifer and Matthew WiseAaron WolfeAnnette and Lawrence Ziegler

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THANKS TO OUR FOUNDATIONS

Agnes M. Lindsay Trust Blount Fine Foods Fund, Rhode Island Foundation Bob’s Discount Furniture Charitable Foundation The Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Enterprise Holdings Foundation Foundation For Metrowest Framingham Country Club Charitable Foundation

Garry and Elaine Holmes Fund The Greater Boston Food Bank Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation Herbert and Esther Atkinson Fund Highland Street Foundation Hopkinton Country Club Charitable Foundation Joseph Perini Memorial Foundation Massachusetts COVID-19 Relief Fund Mathworks

Metrowest Health Foundation, Inc. The Middlesex Savings Charitable Foundation MutualOne Bank Natick Affordable Housing Trust Natick Education Foundation, Inc. Needham Bank The Nellie Mae Education Foundation, Inc. Red Sox Foundation Reliant Foundation, Inc.

Rotary Club Of Natick, Inc. SalesForce Foundation Serve with Liberty – Liberty Mutual The Sudbury Foundation Grant United Way Of Massachusetts Bay & Merrimack Valley Whole Foods Market Grant Yale Appliance Charitable Fund

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