All ages are welcome! (Children should be accompanied by adults, please.) Come by yourself or with friends or family. Come with a group from your school, work, club, sports team or house of faith.
You’ll get a confirmation with a QR code by email. Bring your code with you or show the email when you arrive. Thanks! See you on January 15th!
We encourage you to bring non-perishable food, or gently used winter clothing, children’s books or new warm socks to donate! And remember to bring your own water bottle to use during the afternoon!
MAKING VALENTINES—YOUR GIFT MEANS MORE THAN YOU MIGHT THINK We make Valentines…ok. You might think of it as a fun activity or a sentimental gesture, but the truth is that Valentine’s given to isolated adults, Veterans and service providers mean more than you think. Although
Here’s the situation: one in three Massachusetts residents struggles with hunger. This includes our neighbors right here in Cambridge who might not have access to sufficient food, or food of an adequate quality.
Sitting at the confluence of four streets, the church site, on the ancestral home of the Massachuset people, has witnessed neighborhood growth from a sleepy agricultural area to a bustling industrial and commercial center.
What do people who are experiencing food insecurity or are unhoused really need? Organizations, food pantries and area community centers would like you to know their “wish list” for donations to bring when volunteering on MLK DAY.
Donations of groceries, clothing, books and diapers are appreciated enormously and the hands-on service of creating blankets, scarves and Valentines made by volunteers, young and old, is special and unique to this community.
King began by setting the stage. “I would like to share with you an imaginary letter which comes from the pen of the Apostle Paul, and the postmark reveals that it comes from the island of Crete,” he said, tongue in cheek.
