On Wednesday, August 10, 2011, from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., The Boston, Massachusetts Chapter of the National Black MBA Association’s Leaders of Tomorrow® (LOT), will host its first annual “Building Bridges to Business” reception at the UMass Club (225 Franklin Street, Floor 33) in Boston. Consider supporting this annual fundraising event by becoming a sponsor or attending.
Matthew K. Thompson, Executive Pastor at the Jubilee Christian Church, will give the keynote speech. Carole Copeland Thomas, Co-founder of LOT, will serve as Master of Ceremonies. Special invited guests include Governor Deval Patrick and Superintendent Dr. Carol Johnson. For more information viist http://www.bostonblackmba.org/LOT.htm, join the Ning Community, or email lotboston@gmail.com. >> Read More
Browse, shop, meet the new CEOs in your community! Business Not As Usual Networking Koinonia Group presents Outdoor Vendor Expo Day on Saturday, July 16, 2011 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Buy jewelry & accessories, books, specialty items, clothes, handbags, candles, crafts, soaps, food and much more. Expo takes place at Richardson Associates, 3 Herbert Street, Dorchester, MA 02124. Admission is free and parking available behind 451 Washington St. at the corner of Park Street. All attendees’ names will be entered in a free raffle to receive door prizes!!!!
Entrepreneurs and CEOs are invited to reserve vendor tables ASAP. For more information, contact Cynthia Younger @ 617-436-2211 or Wanda Hunter @ 617-347-6734. >> Read More
Massachusetts Jobs With Justice is organizing against Walmart's actions nationwide and will offer a briefing for community leaders on the situation on Thursday, May 26. This meeting will be held at the Jobs with Justice, located at 3353 Washington Street #2 in Jamaica Plain at 3 p.m. The meeting will examine how communities have fought Wal-Mart in other cities. With questions, contact Jean-Claude Sanon (jeanclaude@massjwj.net). >> Read More
By developing personal and professional relationships with and among our members, we support, guide and challenge them to create a healthy lifestyle through movement, nourishment and education.
Tuesday - Friday: 10am to 8pm Saturday: 10am to 6pm Sunday: 12am to 6pm Monday: Closed
Mission:
Knit Sew Quilt Create! Stitch House Dorchester is yarn & crochet store offering high quality materials and supplies. We also offer classes in all of the fiber arts , including sewing and quilting.
To serve as a resource for improving the physical, mental and social well-being of the community. *** We opened our doors in 1979 with a dream: to build the best urban community in America. As part of this dream, we recognized that though health care begins by alleviating sickness, the journey to a true "culture of health" is achieved through the health of the whole person, and through the health of the whole community. Our two-physician staff that summer of 1979 may have been small, but our mantra was not: while disease is a lack of health, health is not simply a lack of disease.
Today, with a staff of 280 employees, expert clinicians and medical staff, and an astounding depth and breadth of community programs, we believe that we are on our way toward reaching our dream of building the best urban community in America. The Codman Square Health Center is committed to continued progress and we hope you will join us in fulfilling our vision of a culture of health in our community.
Public Health Services: Cooking Classes & Nutrition Programs Healthy Eating for Diabetes Eat Green, Save Green HIV counseling, education, outreach, support Support groups for new parents, dads, moms (drop-in!), as well as AA, & HIV
Food Security: DTA Food Stamp program: There will be a representative at the Health Center on Fridays from 8:30 am – 3:30 pm in the Nutrition Office in the first floor lobby. Half hour appointments can be made in MSI. Walk-ins also encouraged. Food Pantry: Pantry will reopen at Greenwood UMC. Details forthcoming. MORE!
Using only the freshest ingredients, meats, and seafood, we create each meal with love for complete customer satisfaction. Our trained chefs work hard to replicate the flavors of home, so you can take a break from the kitchen and treat your family to a great meal and a fantastic time. From breakfast to lunch to dinner, our restaurant only offers the best Jamaican food at the best prices.
Charge for services:
Yes
Scholarships available:
No
Vouchers accepted:
No
Transportation provided:
No
Number of people served each year:
over 1000
Community Meeting Space Available:
No
Type of facility in which this program/organization located:
Our mission is to provide high quality service in the entertainment & hospitality industry. We have designed and implemented entertainment services for our clients to leave our functions satisfied, happy, and motivated leading to new and repeat business.
Our effectiveness and creativity will show each client that their function is given the star treatment.
Through our guiding principles of reliability, professionalism, fairness, courtesy, and respect we are determined to raise the bar in the entertainment & hospitality industry.
On Wednesday, August 10, 2011, from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., The Boston, Massachusetts Chapter of the National Black MBA Association’s Leaders of Tomorrow® (LOT), will host its first annual “Building Bridges to Business” reception at the UMass Club (225 Franklin Street, Floor 33) in Boston. Consider supporting this annual fundraising event by becoming a sponsor or attending.
Browse, shop, meet the new CEOs in your community! Business Not As Usual Networking Koinonia Group presents Outdoor Vendor Expo Day on Saturday, July 16, 2011 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Buy jewelry & accessories, books, specialty items, clothes, handbags, candles, crafts, soaps, food and much more. Expo takes place at Richardson Associates, 3 Herbert Street, Dorchester, MA 02124. Admission is free and parking available behind 451 Washington St. at the corner of Park Street. All attendees’ names will be entered in a free raffle to receive door prizes!!!!
Massachusetts Jobs With Justice is organizing against Walmart's actions nationwide and will offer a briefing for community leaders on the situation on Thursday, May 26. This meeting will be held at the Jobs with Justice, located at 3353 Washington Street #2 in Jamaica Plain at 3 p.m. The meeting will examine how communities have fought Wal-Mart in other cities. 