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HULL — 300 people signed up for the Nantasket Polar Plunge that raised $200,000 to support Special Olympics Massachusetts. The (very) cold weather did not dampen the spirit of the day as awards were given for those who came out in full regalia and there was music keeping things lively on the beach. All photos by Bill Brett
COHASSET — 250 guests attended the South Shore Art Center’s Art Off the Wall, which featured 100 collectors and 100 pieces of art. The fundraiser’s co-chairs were Andrea Hiller and Tracey Merrill, SSAC Executive Director Patrice Maye, and emcee/photographer Stephen Sheffield. Every collector-ticketholder received an original piece of art. All photos by Bill Brett
HINGHAM — The Lead Out Foundation hosted 100 South Shore guests at Tosca’s to raise money to support kids and adults with mobility challenges. The LOF raised $10,000 during the night of live music, silent auction and good times. The money raised on Feb. 11 will be used to fund a ramp and durable medical equipment for a family in need. The LOF’s mission is to make “life easier for those individuals and families within…
SEAPORT — 1,600 guests attended the Corey C. Griffin Foundation’s Boston Winter Ball, which was held at the Omni Boston Hotel in the Seaport District. The event raised more than $1.5 million (now more than $9.7 million total since the Foundation’s started) to support the Foundation, which partners with Boston’s most innovative non-profits focused on underprivileged youth as well as those with medical challenges. Through the Foundation’s partnerships with leading academic and healthcare organizations, we…
WHITMAN — Local Weymouth author and retired Massachusetts State Police Captain Joe Saccardo had his first book signing for “Capable” at the Patio Restaurant in Whitman on Sunday. A full house was in attendance for the event. Many friends and family enjoyed the fun while enjoying their favorite beverage and snack. Saccardo spent three decades in law enforcement during a time where mobsters ran without fear in Boston’s streets. “Capable,” which be officially released in the…
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