Archive: Donors

Enjoy the latest news from our January 2019 Community ENewsletter here.

EDITOR’S NOTE: This story is the fourth in a four-part series for the Beverly Citizen’s annual Gifts of Hope campaign. Lauren and Allen Rex* came to the United States from Albania just about a year ago in search of the American Dream, not just for themselves, but for...

EDITOR’S NOTE: This story is the third in a four-part series for the Beverly Citizen’s annual Gifts of Hope campaign. Though it took months of saving and some assistance from Beverly Bootstraps, Sandra* and her two adult children will finally have a roof over their...

EDITOR’S NOTE: This story is the second in a four-part series for the Beverly Citizen’s annual Gifts of Hope campaign. A mother of three children ranging in age from 9 to 15, Simone* finds great relief in the Beverly Bootstraps Food Pantry. “I don’t know how I’d...

By Jennie Oemig  EDITOR’S NOTE: This story is the first in a four-part series for the Beverly Citizen’s annual Gifts of Hope campaign. Sofia* is originally from Guatemala. She has two kids and was working a full-time job when she found Beverly Bootstraps and started...

It is, according to the song, the most wonderful time of the year, for many. But for some, the holiday season can prove to be a very trying time. Unfortunately, there are many folks in the Beverly community who, struggling to make ends meet, may not be able to put hot...

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Enjoy the latest news from our November 2018 Community ENewsletter here.

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Sue Gabriel Executive Director, Beverly Bootstraps   The season of giving is upon us. Likely, you are carefully making decisions about how your charitable dollars will be most useful. At Beverly Bootstraps, we are fortunate to have much community support and we...

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  By Tom Griffith   The Rambler likes a bargain. He is adept at finding things either cheap or free. Older readers will remember the chain of discount stores called Building #19. Its slogan: Good Stuff Cheap. The Lynn branch was popular with immigrants, the...