MSAConnectsForGood

  • Explore
    • Places to Help
    • Find Ways to Help
    • All Ways to Help
    • Items Needed
    • Stories
  • Bookmarks
  • About
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
  • Sign In
    • Become an Admin
    • Nonprofit Sign In
Primary
  • Explore
    • Places to Help
    • Find Ways to Help
    • All Ways to Help
    • Items Needed
    • Stories
  • Bookmarks
  • About
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
  • Sign In
    • Become an Admin
    • Nonprofit Sign In
mobile logo

Story Category: Recovery and Resilence

What Seniors are Saying about Ethos!

Admin User admin May 19, 2021

Read what seniors are saying about our programs! AgeWell Testimonials

Read More

Keeping Seniors Safe – A Team Approach!

Admin User admin May 19, 2021

Archie (name has been changed), is a 79 year old single man, with possible developmental delays. He was referred to Ethos’ EMHOT by Inspectional Services (ISD). His home, a house that he picked out for his parents when he was age 18 in 1959 and that he has lived in since 1962 was found to…

Read More

COVID-19 Impact at Ethos

Admin User admin May 19, 2021

Ethos COVID-19 Prospectus Ethos is committed to ensuring the basic needs of our older and disabled neighbors, with our most urgent work being focused on food security. With over 100 daily referrals at the peak of the crisis and 20-30 new clients still coming on board each day with no waitlist, our Meals on Wheels…

Read More

Food for Families!

Admin User admin July 2, 2020

Community collaboration provides food for families who need it! Abode Farm CSA delivered of 260 lbs carrots and 140 lbs of potatoes to CHP for distribution to Project Backpack for Berkshire Hills Regional schools’ families. Abode will also deliver 120 lbs of potatoes to the New Lebanon School’s Project Backpack. Berkshire Grown, COMMUNITY HEALTH PROGRAMS Great Barrington Farmers’ Market,…

Read More

You’re bringing joy to CATA artists across distance.

Admin User admin July 2, 2020

Now more than ever, your support is bringing meaningful connection to people with disabilities. The social isolation caused by the coronavirus is falling especially hard on CATA artists and their families, caregivers, and agencies. Many people with disabilities are especially vulnerable to COVID-19 and are now separated from their loved ones. Other have lost a…

Read More

Elder Services of Berkshire County – Press Release

Admin User admin July 2, 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Christopher McLaughlin Executive Director Elder Services of Berkshire County, Inc. (413) 499-0524 [email protected]   Elder Services of Berkshire County, Inc. Essential Functions Continue March 17, 2020 As Elder Services of Berkshire County, Inc. (Elder Services) continues to monitor the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation closely, the health and well- being of our consumers, volunteers…

Read More

Covid19 Relief and Recovery Fund

Admin User admin July 2, 2020

No one could have anticipated the financial impact this pandemic would have. The Jewish Federation of the Berkshires has provided a safety net for our Jewish community for more than 80 years and we are here to help individuals and families through this difficult time. Your support, together with seed funding from our annual campaign, will help…

Read More

COVID-19 Trail Openings

Admin User admin July 2, 2020

Sanctuary Update! There are now 39 wildlife sanctuaries across the state with trails you can explore (and we’re working on plans to get the rest open soon!). Check out where you can go and please review the guidelines on how to safely visit. > massaudubon.org/trails

Read More

In This Together

Admin User admin July 2, 2020

Berkshire County business, educational and organizational leaders, as well as elected officials, for coming together to show your support of our nonprofits during this crisis. And to the nearly 450 funding partners and individuals who have generously donated to the fund to help our nonprofits on the front lines. #InthisTogether #HereForGood By making a donation to…

Read More

Curbside Pickup Available

Admin User admin July 2, 2020

The Library Building is currently closed due to COVID-19 precautions. Starting Monday, June 1, we are offering curbside pickup. Items checked out? We’re extending due dates and clearing fines. Holds? They will all be extended. Card expiring? We’re extending those too! We have guides to help you “Library from Home” and stay on top of…

Read More
1 2 Next »
logo
Brought to you by
logo
Connect
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
Contact
  • Contact
Community Partners
logo logo
Terms of Service – Privacy – Inspiring Service 2017 - 2025. All Rights Reserved

Login

Lost your password?