Friday, April 26, 2013
The Medfield Angels/Neighbor Brigade group is supporting three young people from Stoneham who were standing next to the second bomb when it exploded last week. Two of the three have lost part of a leg.
The Medfield Angels/Neighbor Brigade community group is raising money for the Webb and Norden families who were injured in last week’s Boston Marathon bombings. This message went out to Angels this week: One of our Angels contacted us this morning as she was greatly touched by this event. Family friends were severely injured at the Boston marathon last week. I'm sure many of you have heard their story. Jacqui Webb, her boyfriend Paul Norden and his brother JP Norden were badly injured in the horrific attacks. Jacqui has shrapnel damage to her legs and has undergone 2 surgeries and has a couple more to go. Her boyfriend Paul and his brother JP both lost their right legs and have already gone through several surgeries and still have more …
Thursday, April 4, 2013
You can help a local couple with cancer.
The Medfield Neighbor Brigade is asking the community to help a local mom and dad as they each battle cancer. The couple has lost their housing and most of what they own in order to pay for their initial diagnosis, treatment, and care. Two weeks ago, the Medfield Angels/Medfield Neighbor Brigade (a group of more than 500 community volunteers who help their Medfield neighbors in need) received an initial call for help from Medfield Youth Outreach about a family in crisis. Both parents are being treated for cancer simultaneously and, because of their mounting medical needs, they have found themselves without a place to live, a job, or a car to drive. Meanwhile, their two young children, ages 3 and 1, have been staying with relatives out …
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Medfield Angels has two ways to help victims of Hurricane Sandy. Two families will be making a trip to the New York and New Jersey areas this month.
Update: Medfield Angels has received updated list of items needed for NY and NJ residents affected by Hurricane Sandy. Any questions, contact Kim Joline at bksssj@verizon.net The list includes: Winter Children Clothes (infant to teen) - jackets, pants, sweatshirts, sweaters, long underwear, socks, shirts etc. - hats, gloves, scarves - shoes and boots Baby: food, diapers and wipes Toys: basketballs, footballs, through infant and teen Blankets Sleeping Bags Water Food (non-perishable) Batteries Gloves Masks Rubber Boots Shovels Trash bags - contractor and heavy duty Utensils, plates and napkins Paper towels Cleaning Supplies - bleach and general house needs Flashlights Drop off info: Kim Joline's home at 8 Maple Street by the back door. (…
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Drop off your excess candy on Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 to be donated to soldiers and local community programs.
Are you looking at this year's Halloween candy, thinking, "What will we do with all this candy?" The Medfield Angels/Neighbor Brigade network has the answer: Donate it to community programs and soldier cheer boxes. The Angels will be collecting leftover Halloween candy again this year on Thursday and Friday. All candy -- loose or bagged -- is welcome. "We will be giving the unopened bags to Medfield Youth Outreach. They will use this candy for their different programs," said Laurie Nealon who, along with Kathleen Cahill, coordinates the program. "We will be giving the rest to the United Church of Christ for making cheer boxes for soldiers and also Operation American Soldier. Both of these organizations will be sending the candy to …
paul swallow
1:06 am on Friday, April 5, 2013
Everybody in Massachusetts has Romneycare health care similar to Obamacare so why do they have medical bills?????????? more ›