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Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to Groundwork Somerville to support our incredible programs. Please make checks payable to Groundwork Somerville and mail to:
Groundwork Somerville
21 Properzi Way, Suite O
Somerville, MA 02143
Or make a donation online, through Network for Good. Just click on the link below:
Recurring Donation Campaign via GlobalGiving!
Become a recurring donor to Groundwork Somerville! It’s easy. It allows you to give back to the community without the hassle of sending checks. It helps a great organization build a sustainable funding base. Learn how to sign up EASILY at GlobalGiving.
GlobalGiving makes it easy for donors to make recurring donations. Read instructions on how to set up a recurring donation .
This May, GlobalGiving is making it even easier for you to sign up for recurring donations through their Recurring Donation Campaign! GlobalGiving is giving away $12,000 in bonuses to help you encourage current (and new!) donors to sign up for recurring donations.
• The top 20 projects that receive the most unique recurring donors will each be awarded a $500 bonus.
• One project that raises the most money from recurring donations will be awarded $1,000.
• One project that attracts the most unique recurring donors will be awarded $1,000.
• Projects must have at least 10 unique recurring donors to be eligible for bonus awards.
Check it out, fans of GWS!
Groundwork Somerville is now a proud partner of 1% for the Planet!
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Not convinced? Take a look at just some of our amazing accomplishments this year…
- Hired 18 high school students to work with us through summer 2010
- Hired 3 Assistant Supervisors and 3 Supervisors of the Green Team, creating 6 new green jobs in our community
- Designed a new community learning garden at the Mystic River
- Tended, harvested and sold produce from 9 schoolyard gardens
- Organized a youth summit of 40 young people to talk about the impacts of the Green Line extension on our community
- Hired 12 young adults to learn hands-on green jobs skills at the Minute Man National Historical Park and the Saugus Iron Works National Park
- Hosted over 20 community service days in Somerville, Cambridge, Medford and Everett
- Created three new urban gardens in Somerville
- Created a new soup kitchen in Davis Square
- Worked with over 500 volunteers on various projects across Greater Boston
