Spring 2012 Newsletter
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Our Spring Newsletter is here!
Click here for the full Spring Newsletter.
Join us for Cambridge Open Studios!
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We hope you’ll join us this Saturday (May 12) and/or Sunday (May 13) for Cambridge Open Studios at the Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House! Dragonfly & The Bee will feature poetry and interactive art. There will be an open mic and poetry reading on Saturday from 2-3:30pm. We’re also presenting visual artists Garabed and Liz Looker, who will have their work up for viewing both days.
Please join us!
Summer Explorations Program Application Online
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Our Summer Explorations Program application for Summer 2012 is here!
Click here to print & fill out an application.
If you have questions about our After-School or Summer Explorations Programs, please contact Megan in the School-Age Program at 617-547-4680 x225.
What’s Up Diabetes! A free six week workshop
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We’re very excited to announce What’s Up Diabetes!, a new collaborative program to support community members with diabetes. Do you or someone you know in Area IV or Riverside want to find resources and social support for living with diabetes?
Click here for more information about this FREE workshop starting April 3!
3 Point Shoot-Out & College Fair
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There will be a 3 Point Shoot-Out Contest and College Fair at the Cambridge Boys and Girls Club on February 24 at 6:45pm. For more information and to register, click here.
Community Outreach Connections
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Part of our Cambridge Community and want to get connected with great resources? Check out our Community Outreach Connections Program. Looking for a job? Want help finding childcare? Looking to get more involved in the community? We want to get you connected!
Click here for more information
Mindfulness Training
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Today (Monday, 2/6) we’re beginning free Mindfulness Trainings at the house!
Winter Newsletter
By · CommentsHappy New Year!
We’re excited to bring you our new Margaret Fuller House Newsletter.
We’ve titled the newsletter ‘Conversations’ to remember the meetings Margaret Fuller hosted in Boston during the 1830s. She created gatherings, called ‘conversations’, where intellectual and activist women could speak freely. During these meetings, Fuller encouraged attendees to further explore topics they were passionate about.
We hope you enjoy our first issue and we welcome all suggestions!
Two days left to donate!
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As 2011 comes to a close, we’re delighted to see all of the fantastic support for the Margaret Fuller House. Have you made a donation yet? It’s not too late!
You can give online via PayPal at any time. To include your donation in our 2011 holiday appeal, be sure to donate by December 31.
Apply for our Volunteer Coordinator Internship
By · CommentsWe’re looking for a Volunteer Coordinator Intern to join our dynamic Margaret Fuller House team.
As Volunteer Coordinator you will develop valuable nonprofit management skills and learn about the needs of Area IV and Greater Cambridge. The Volunteer Coordinator will be an integral part in making our volunteer program run efficiently and providing meaningful experiences for staff, volunteers, and MFNH clients.
For a job description and to apply click here.
Volunteers help us prepare for Thanksgiving 2011
