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Archived Items 3
CAN-DO's Anniversary Celebration
Please join us for CAN-DO's 2nd Annual Celebration
with keynote speaker Congressman Barney Frank
February 27, 2005
5:00 to 7:30 p.m.
Boston Marriott Newton
2345 Commonwealth Avenue
Newton, Massachusetts
Master of Ceremonies Steve Grossman
Presentation of the Annual Courage for Affordable Housing Awards
Hors D'oeuvres, Wine Bar and Dessert Buffet
$75 per person
Silent Auction
Honorary Chair
Ted Tye
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President
Kenneth H. Sinclair
Board of Directors
Jane Eisenstark
Dana T. Hatton
Aprel L. McCabe
Lesley Sneddon
LeeAnn Spataro
R. Clark Turner
Executive Director
Josephine McNeil
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Honorary Committee
Alderman Lisle Baker
Rep. Ruth Balser
Kenneth Brennan
Mayor David Cohen
Sen. Cindy Creem
Anne Finucane
Hon. Barney Frank
Aaron Gornstein
Michael S. Greco, Esq.
Steve Grossman
Alderman Ted Hess-Mahan
Richard Huber
Alderman Marcia Johnson
Hubie Jones
Rep. Kay Kahn
Rep. Peter Koutoujian
Alderman Scott Lennon
Brooke Lipsitt
William McLaughlin
Warren Tolman
Eleanor White
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Event Committee
Ann Capoccia
Deborah Crossley
Jane Eisenstark
Sandra Fromm
Judy Jacobson
Cheryl Lindsay
Betty MacLellan
Aprel L. McCabe
Linda McLaughlin
Lee O'Connell
Mary Ryan
Esther Schlorholtz
Connie Stubbs
Diane Tillotson
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Gold Sponsors
The Village Bank
Eastern Bank
Central Bank
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Silver Sponsors
The Eliot Church of Newton
Boston Private Bank & Trust
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Platinum Sponsors and Hosts
  
CAN-DO acknowledges the donation made by MassEnvelopePlus towards the printing of the invitation for the Celebration.
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Find out more about our Silent Auction, including a special limited edition commemorative football featuring the signatures of Tom Brady, Richard Seymour, and Adam Vinatieri of the New England Patriots!
Tuesday, March 1, 2005
10 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Bloomingdale's Chestnut Hill
To purchase tickets please contact
Aprel McCabe (staprel@yahoo.com)
617-556-1171
Give A Little ... Get A Lot!
Tickets will also be available at CAN-DO's
2nd Annual Celebration on Sunday, February 27th
CAN-DO's Tenth Anniversary
The 10th Anniversary Celebration was a tremendous success. It was well-attended by approximately 125 current and new supporters of CAN-DO. During the evening, two Courage in Affordable Housing awards were given to:
Myra Tattenbaum, former alderman for Ward 8, for her outspoken support of the Christina Street Project in the face of fierce neighborhood resistance.
Eileen Freiburg-Dale, a Newton citizen who resides in the Newton Highlands neighborhood of the Christina Street. She organized a counter-campaign to the neighborhood resistance of the Christina Street Project.
(left to right) Former Newton Alderman Myra Tattenbaum, Deborah Crossley, CAN-DO Executive Director Josephine McNeil, State Representative Ruth Balser.
(left to right) State Representative Kay Khan, CAN-DO Executive Director Josephine McNeil, Eileen Freiburg-Dale, State Representative Ruth Balser.
See more photos from the anniversary celebration (this link opens a new browser window).
See more recent "What's New" items on the more recent archive page 4.
See older "What's New" items on older archive page 2.
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CAN-DO, affordable housing, transitional housing, congregate living, Newton, Massachusetts, Josephine McNeil, YIMBY, Louis H. Garfield House, Christina Street, Kayla's House, Kayla A. Rosenberg, Highlands Glen Condominiums, Webster Street, U-CHAN, Uniting Citizens for Housing Affordability in Newton, Ted Hess-Mahan, federal HOME program, CDBG, Young Parent Program, NWW, NCSC, Newton Community Service Centers, DMH, DMR, SRO, Community Preservation Act, Newton Community Preservation Committee, zoning, non-profit, moderate income, Bob Swett Excellence in Housing Award, Newton Womens' Commission, Newton2000
