15th Annual Fundraiser
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May 4, 2021
7:00 – 8:00 pm
Virtual Event
Help underserved children and families improve difficult lives and build better futures
Advance racial justice, improve equity and address poverty
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[Read more…]2019 Spring Benefit Thank You
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS EVENT SPONSORS!
One Can Help’s 13th annual benefit
to support at-risk and foster children
A truly special evening celebrating how collectively we can help our most vulnerable children succeed.
Thank you to all attendees, sponsors, and supporters!
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about sponsoring the event.
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2019 Spring Benefit
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS EVENT SPONSORS!
We invite you to One Can Help’s 13th annual benefit
to support at-risk and foster children.
Celebrating Changing Lives
Thursday, May 9, 2019
6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
Windsor Club, 1601 Beacon St., Newton, MA
Join your friends for a truly special evening celebrating how collectively we can help our most vulnerable children succeed.
Enjoy great Mediterranean food, drink and live jazz.
Help support impactful social justice in Massachusetts.
Tickets are $60 (or $30 for Juvenile Court Professionals).
Sponsorships start at only $300 and include event tickets.
Click here for more information
about sponsoring the event.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Massachusetts Juvenile Court Chief Justice
Hon. Amy Nechtem
The Honorable Amy L. Nechtem is the Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Juvenile Court system, dedicated to advance juvenile justice and child welfare throughout the Commonwealth.
“We as a community have a shared responsibility to empower our children to be successful in school, to be supported in a stable, nurturing home and to ensure that our youth have the tools to thrive in life. We must continually educate ourselves on the vulnerabilities children face in our system of care so we may deliver the resources needed for every child to soar.”
HONORARY CHAIR OF THE EVENT:
Rep. Ayanna Pressley
Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley is the first African-American woman elected to represent Massachusetts in Congress. A survivor herself, Ms. Pressley is a tireless advocate for underserved children and families and victims of trauma.
“At the end of the day, if our young people can’t access the resources they need to believe they are worth it, it is all in vain. Self esteem is built up over time and that is the work of One Can Help.”
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS EVENT SPONSORS!
Visionaries for Better Futures ($10,000)
*The Good People
Champions Against Poverty ($2,500)
Steve Adelman and Debbie Levenson
David Martin and Anne Bader-Martin
Community Caretakers ($1,000)
Blue State Coffee LLC
Doug Cahn and Barbara Gaffin
Faber Daeufer & Itrato PC
Michael and Diane Gardener
Ted and Ann Kurland
Timothy McAllister and Beth Lehman
Steven and Charla Lerman
Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C
Arnold May and Allison Myers
Curtis and Susan Sayers
Greta Schnee
Brian and Stephanie Singer
Advocates for Social Justice ($500)
Anonymous
Arlene Bernstein
Choate, Hall & Stewart LLP
Lisette Cooper
Ken Goldberg and Judith Neumann
Brian and Arza Goldstein
Ken Hodge
Joshua Kraft
Looney, Cohen & Aisenberg LLP
Bruce and Jacqueline Parker
José and Mariá Portuondo
Joan and Emily Sullivan Team, Hammond Realty
The Village Bank
Friends of Children in Need ($300)
Richard and Rosemary Allen
Magdalen Bader
Steve and Nancy Clayman
Kenny Breur and Rochelle Hahn
Anna Culmone
Anna Christina
Noah Drori and Sandra Hinderliter
Patricia Faass
Theresa Fitzpatrick
Rich and Judy Goldman
Barbara Harris
Benjamin and Sherie Heywood
Bert Holman and Randy Foster
Ruth Isaacs
Jim and Lisa Kaufman
David Margulies and Else Smedemark-Margulies
Lauren Paul
Susan Permut
Jill Roff
David and Susan Rosenbaum
Chuck Silverston, Unlimited Sotheby’s International Realty
Belle Soloway
Francine Vidockler
Joyce Zakim


























Special thanks to:
Jazz Musicians
James Merenda and
Jon Dreyer
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