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SUMMARY:Building a Culture of Inclusion Among Greater Lowell’s Nonprofit Boards
DESCRIPTION:LIMITED SEATS AVAILABLE. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED\nRegistration closes on Dec. 1 at noon \nJoin the Greater Lowell Community Foundation for a panel discussion on Building a Culture of Inclusion Among Greater Lowell’s Nonprofit Boards. \nGLCF funded a Board Diversity Initiative (BDI) grant as part of Racial Equity and Inclusion grants. BDI is a collaborative project of the Lowell Plan\, the Lowell Alliance\, the Coalition for a Better Acre (CBA)\, and the Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce (GLCC) with support from the Non-Profit Alliance (NPA) of Greater Lowell and modeled in part after Community InRoads’ Cultural Inclusion Program for Nonprofit Boards. \nThis panel discussion will include best practices and lessons learned from: \nEnsuring a welcoming and inclusive culture is in place for new board members from different backgrounds.\nAligning the interests and skills of professionals in the community with the needs of local nonprofit boards.\nEnsuring new board members understand the roles and responsibilities of serving on a board.\nThe importance of having an on-boarding process and a culture that makes new members\, particularly those from diverse backgrounds\, feel welcome and engaged. \nModerator: \nJoseph Banh\, Lowell Plan Public Matters®\, Program Director\, The Lowell Plan \nPanelists:\n• Allison Lamey\, Executive Director\, The Lowell Plan and Lowell Development & Financial Corp.\n• Joan Kulash\, E.D.\, Community InRoads\n• Lorie Mendoza\, Community InRoads Cultural Inclusion Program Graduate and former E.D. of Si Se Puede\n• Kear Ou\, Metro Credit Union and volunteers with several organizations in Lowell.  BDI participant\n• Rio Sabella\, President\,  Lowell Makes\, BDI nonprofit participant. \nThis event is free and open to the leadership of our Greater Lowell nonprofit partners. \nSeating is limited and registration is required.  \n(Max. of 2 individuals per organization)
URL:https://www.glcfoundation.org/event/building-a-culture-of-inclusion-among-greater-lowells-nonprofit-boards/
LOCATION:Enterprise Bank’s Community Room\, 18 Palmer Street\, Lowell\, MA\, 01852\, United States
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SUMMARY:GLCF's Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Please join us at our 2024 Annual Meeting. \nThe event will be a celebration for all that GLCF has accomplished over the past year\, as well as a celebration of our 2024 Discretionary Grant Recipients and we would love to have you join us! \nThe event is FREE but registration is required. \nREGISTER: https://glcf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/list/event?event_date_id=3013
URL:https://www.glcfoundation.org/event/glcfs-annual-meeting/
LOCATION:UMass Lowell Coburn Hall\, 850 Broadway St\, Lowell\, MA\, Lowell\, MA\, 01854
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SUMMARY:Celebrate Giving 2024
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER\n2024 Celebrate Giving\nAging Well and Creating a Legacy\nA conversation with Katharine Esty\, PhD – Best selling author and Expert on Aging Well & Finding Purpose\nJoin the Greater Lowell Community Foundation as we focus on Aging Well and Creating a Legacy at this year’s Celebrate Giving event. \nOCTOBER 23\nRECEPTION: 5-6 P.M. | EVENT: 6 P.M.\nUTEC\, 35 WARREN ST.\, LOWELL \nAlso\, featuring:\n• 2024 Business Philanthropy Partner Award\n• 2024 Steven Joncas Community Connector Award (Nominations Open)\n• 2024 Bankers’ Volunteer Award for Lifetime Achievement (Nominations Open)\n• 2024 GLCF Newell Flather Legacy Fund Grant Award \nBonus\nFirst 100 registrants receive a signed copy of Katharine Esty\, PhD’s latest book: Eightysomethings – A Practical Guide to Letting Go\, Aging Well\, and Finding Unexpected Happiness \n  \n  \nSponsorship opportunities are available. \n  \nAbout the speaker \n\nKatharine Esty\, PhD\, is a social psychologist\, a psychotherapist\, and an activist for aging well. For more than twenty years\, she was a managing partner at Ibis Consulting Group\, a strategic planning and diversity firm. Her clients were Fortune 500 companies\, universities\, and UN agencies. As a therapist for thirty years\, she has counseled hundreds of clients\, helping them deal effectively with change in their lives.Her latest self-help book is EIGHTYSOMETHINGS\, A Practical Guide to Letting Go\, Aging Well\, and Finding Unexpected Happiness. She also co-authored Workplace Diversity: A Manager’s Guide to Solving Problems and Turning Diversity into a Competitive Advantage\, 1995\, Adams Media\, a self-help book that has been widely acclaimed. Her other published nonfiction books are The Gypsies: Wanderers in Time\, 1969\, Meredith Press and Twenty-Seven Dollars and a Dream – How Muhammad Yunus Changed the World and What It Cost Him\, 2013\, Emerson Books. \n\n\nThe mother of four sons\, she is focused on creating a new understanding of possibilities for living well as you age. Dr. Esty\, eighty-eight\, lives in a retirement community outside of Boston. \n\nREGISTER
URL:https://www.glcfoundation.org/event/celebrate-giving-2024/
LOCATION:UTEC\, 35 Warren St.\, Lowell\, MA\, 01852\, United States
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SUMMARY:2025 LGBTQ+ Fund Brunch
DESCRIPTION:Back by popular demand! \nJoin us to celebrate our community at the\n2025 LGBTQ+ Fund BRUNCH\nin support of the GLCF LGBTQ+ Fund \nEnjoy great food\, music by DJ Mocha\, and an opportunity to celebrate PRIDE in Greater Lowell. \nTickets\n$100 per person \nRSVP\nPurchase tickets online.\nQuestions\nEmail: jennifer@glcfoundation.org \nEvent Details\n\nPostcard\nAbout the GLCF LGBTQ Fund\n\nSponsorship\nSponsorship Details (PDF) \nSponsor Online: https://glcf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/list/event?event_date_id=2749
URL:https://www.glcfoundation.org/event/2025-lgbtq-fund-brunch/
LOCATION:Cobblestones\, 91 Dutton Street\, Lowell\, MA\, 01852\, United States
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SUMMARY:Annual Meeting 2025
DESCRIPTION:The Greater Lowell Community Foundation (GLCF) will host its Annual Meeting on Tuesday\, June 10\, 2025\, at UMass Lowell Coburn Hall (850 Broadway St\, Lowell\, MA). The event is free and open to the public\, but registration is required. \n \nThe evening will begin with a reception and networking at 5 p.m.\, followed by the program at 6 p.m. The keynote speaker\, Kendra Bauer\, a longtime educator at Lowell High School\, will present “The Power of Building Community.” \nA dedicated teacher for 22 years\, Kendra specializes in courses on race\, gender\, and identity in literature\, as well as Early College and Dual Enrollment programs. She is also an adjunct professor at UMass Lowell and Middlesex Community College. Beyond the classroom\, she leads the Lowell High Outdoor Adventures Club and serves as faculty advisor for Students Making Change\, a student-led anti-racist initiative. \nIn her keynote\, Kendra will share her experiences in fostering community within the classroom and beyond. From guiding students through challenging texts to leading outdoor adventures and supporting youth activism\, she will explore the importance of trust\, connection\, and strong relationships in empowering young people and creating meaningful change. \nJoin GLCF for an evening of inspiration\, connection\, and community impact. \nSponsorships are available. \nFlyer (PDF) \nREGISTRATION \nPREMIER SPONSOR:
URL:https://www.glcfoundation.org/event/am25/
LOCATION:UMass Lowell Coburn Hall\, 850 Broadway St\, Lowell\, MA\, Lowell\, MA\, 01854
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SUMMARY:Celebrate Giving 2025
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate Giving 2025:\nFocus On Social Entrepreneurship\nFeaturing a Conversation with Rajia Abdelaziz\nCEO & Co-founder of invisaWear\nRajia Abdelaziz started one of the fastest-growing companies in America when she was just 21 years old. Today\, she is an award-winning entrepreneur revolutionizing the personal safety industry. \nRajia is the Founder & CEO of invisaWear\, a company that creates safety devices disguised as jewelry and accessories. With just two clicks\, users can instantly alert friends\, family\, and-optionally-police. \nHer work has earned national acclaim. She’s been featured on the cover of Forbes 30 Under 30 in the Social Impact category\, named one of the most successful entrepreneurs in Massachusetts by the Boston Globe\, and recognized on both the Inc. Female Founders 250 list and Inc Fastest Growing Companies list. \nRajia raised $3 million to develop invisaWear’s technology\, scaled the company to over $20 million in sales\, and secured powerhouse partnerships with ADT and TELUS Communications\, two of the most respected names in the security industry. \nWith over 3 million social media followers\, Rajia isn’t just building a company — she’s building a global movement to make safety accessible to all. \nIn 2023\, she launched Smart Alert Holdings\, a company focused on acquiring businesses that share the same mission of creating a safer world. Their first acquisition was Flare Safety\, invisaWear’s only competitor. \nHer companies have been featured on Good Morning America\, ABC News\, CBS\, WBZ\, TODAY\, and more. They’ve also earned prestigious accolades\, including TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions\, Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Award\, and the New England Innovation Award. \nAs a minority female CEO\, Rajia is passionate about breaking barriers for women and underrepresented groups in tech. Her journey of overcoming obstacles fuels her mission to inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs — proving that no matter your background or the doubts you face\, success is possible. Rajia remains deeply committed to mentorship through UMass Lowell’s Entrepreneurship Program\, helping others turn bold ideas into reality. \n______________________________________________________________ \nAlso\, featuring: \n\n2025 Business Philanthropy Partner Award: Votze Butler Associates Inc.\nThe Business Philanthropy Partner Award recognizes a business that has demonstrated exceptional commitment to improving the community through philanthropic partnerships and civic engagement.\n\n\n2025 Steven Joncas Community Connector Award: Brian Chapman\nNamed in honor of Steven Joncas\, this award celebrates an individual who has made significant contributions to connecting and strengthening community networks throughout the Greater Lowell area.\n2025 Bankers’ Volunteer Award for Lifetime Achievement: Vannak Theng-Rush\nThis prestigious lifetime achievement award honors an individual who has demonstrated sustained volunteer leadership and commitment to community service over many years.\n2025 GLCF Newell Flather Legacy Fund Grant Award: Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association (CMAA)\nThe Newell Flather Legacy Fund was established by the Theodore Edson Parker Foundation in 2022 at GLCF to support nonprofit projects focused on the arts\, immigrant\, and refugee communities\, and/or advancing equity and inclusion in the city of Lowell.\n\n______________________________________________________________ \nTo sponsor: click here\nTo purchase tickets: here
URL:https://www.glcfoundation.org/event/celebrate-giving-2025/
LOCATION:UTEC\, 35 Warren St.\, Lowell\, MA\, 01852\, United States
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SUMMARY:Annual Meeting 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Greater Lowell Community Foundation (GLCF) will host its Annual Meeting on Tuesday\, June 9\, at UMass Lowell Coburn Hall. The event is free and open to the public\, but registration is required. \n  \nThe evening will begin with a reception and networking at 5 p.m.\, followed by the program at 6 p.m. The program will feature two nonprofit leaders whose organizations have received grants through GLCF’s 2025 grantmaking cycle: Lisa Ansara\, Executive Director of the Lowell Youth Leadership Program\, and Alexandra DePalo\, Executive Director of Open Table. \nThe evening will also feature the presentation of the Spring 2026 Bankers’ Volunteer Award for Lifetime Achievement\, which will be presented to Bill and Jan Haddad\, Founders of On the Move\, Inc. This award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated a long-term commitment to community service\, measurable impact\, and creativity in responding to neighborhood and community needs. Bill and Jan Haddad founded On the Move with a mission to increase the learning potential of young children from lower-income families by improving their reading skills to match those of their middle- and upper-income peers. Through their work in the Greater Merrimack Valley Region\, On the Move works to close the Preparation Gap prior to kindergarten and the Achievement Gap by the end of third grade. \nREGISTER
URL:https://www.glcfoundation.org/event/am26/
LOCATION:UMass Lowell Coburn Hall\, 850 Broadway St\, Lowell\, MA\, Lowell\, MA\, 01854
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SUMMARY:2026 LGBTQ Brunch
DESCRIPTION:Back by popular demand! \nJoin us to celebrate our community at the\n2026 LGBTQ+ Fund BRUNCH\nin support of the GLCF LGBTQ+ Fund\nEnjoy great food\, music by DJ Mocha\, and an opportunity to celebrate PRIDE in Greater Lowell. \nTickets\n$100 per person \nRSVP\nPurchase tickets online. \nQuestions\nEmail: howard@glcfoundation.org \nEvent Details\n\nPostcard\nAbout the GLCF LGBTQ Fund\n\nSponsorship\nSponsorship Details (PDF) \nSponsor Online: https://glcf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/list/event?event_date_id=4204 \n 
URL:https://www.glcfoundation.org/event/lgbtq26/
LOCATION:Cobblestones\, 91 Dutton Street\, Lowell\, MA\, 01852\, United States
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SUMMARY:Celebrate Giving 2026: Community Building & Belonging
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday\, October 7\, 2026\, the Greater Lowell Community Foundation (GLCF) will host its annual Celebrate Giving event at UTEC\, 35 Warren Street\, Lowell\, MA 01852. The event will focus on Community Building & Belonging and will feature a keynote conversation with Turahn Dorsey\, President & CEO of the Eastern Bank Foundation. \nFor 30 years\, Turahn (Rahn) Dorsey has led and supported civic change. His passion and career center around systems change and civic innovation at the intersections of education\, health\, housing and economic development in Boston and across the country. Rahn currently serves as the President and CEO at the Eastern Bank Foundation where the team is focused on accelerating economic mobility and expanding economic inclusion across communities in Eastern Massachusetts\, Southern New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Prior to this\, Rahn served as Boston’s Chief of Education in Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s administration. \n“This year’s Celebrate Giving will explore how communities are strengthened when we intentionally build spaces and systems where all residents feel they belong\,” said GLCF President and CEO Jay Linnehan. “Turahn’s work demonstrates that community belonging is built through cultural vitality\, economic inclusion\, and genuine partnership—values that are core to our mission.” \nThe event will also include awarding three 2026 GLCF honors and one 2026 grant award: Business Philanthropy Partner Award\, Steven Joncas Community Connector Award\, Bankers’ Volunteer Award for Lifetime Achievement\, and GLCF Newell Flather Legacy Fund Grant Award. \nThe 2026 recipients exemplify the spirit of community engagement and philanthropic leadership that strengthens the Greater Lowell region. This year’s award and grant recipients are: \n2026 Steven Joncas Community Connector Award: Mercy Anampiu Cheboryot \nNamed in honor of Steven Joncas\, this award celebrates an individual who has made significant contributions to connecting and strengthening community networks throughout the Greater Lowell area. Mercy Anampiu Cheboryot\, Senior Director of Community Engagement at Lowell Community Health Center\, has spent two decades building bridges between the health center and diverse populations it serves. Through her leadership\, she has expanded the Outreach & Health Promotion Department from 3 to nearly 20 staff members\, established the Community Health Education Center (CHEC)\, founded Lowell CHC’s first African Advisory Board\, and championed culturally responsive care across the organization. Her work ensuring that Lowell’s newest residents—immigrants and communities of color—don’t just access services but are welcomed and valued embodies the highest ideals of community connection. \n2026 Bankers’ Volunteer Award for Lifetime Achievement: Richard Howe \nThis prestigious lifetime achievement award honors an individual who has demonstrated sustained volunteer leadership and commitment to community service over many years. Richard (Dick) Howe\, Register of Deeds for the Northern Middlesex District and founder of Lowell Walks\, has dedicated his life to making Lowell’s rich history accessible to all residents. Since 2015\, Lowell Walks has brought together residents from different neighborhoods\, backgrounds\, and generations through free\, 90-minute guided tours that average 100 participants per walk. Through his books\, his role as a regular cemetery guide since 2012\, and his hyperlocal platform RichardHowe.com\, Dick has ensured that Lowell’s story belongs to everyone. His work demonstrates that community belonging is rooted in shared knowledge\, shared stories\, and the willingness to walk together. \n2026 Business Philanthropy Partner Award: Rockland Trust \nThe Business Philanthropy Partner Award recognizes a business that has demonstrated exceptional commitment to improving the community through philanthropic partnerships and civic engagement. Rockland Trust\, a relationship-driven commercial bank with over 115 years of history serving Massachusetts and Rhode Island\, exemplifies how the private sector strengthens community belonging. Through the Rockland Trust Charitable Foundation\, the organization has distributed over $7 million in grants to nonprofits\, with recent investments including $7.8 million for affordable housing rehabilitation in Lowell through partnership with the Caleb Group. Rockland Trust’s commitment to maintain all 27 branches following its merger with Lowell-based Enterprise Bank demonstrates a deep belief that thriving communities require the sustained presence of institutions that prioritize relationships and local decision-making. With an “Outstanding” rating in its most recent Community Reinvestment Act evaluation and recognition as a Boston Globe “Top Places to Work” for 15 consecutive years\, Rockland Trust embodies the principle that banking is about strengthening the fabric of community. \n2026 GLCF Newell Flather Legacy Fund Grant Award: B.F. Butler Middle School \nThe Newell Flather Legacy Fund was established in 2022 at GLCF by the Theodore Edson Parker Foundation to support nonprofit projects focused on the arts\, immigrant\, and refugee communities\, and/or advancing equity and inclusion in the city of Lowell. B.F. Butler Middle School has been awarded $12\,500 for its Vital Skills: Youth Safety Training & Career Readiness initiative\, providing 100 low-income\, immigrant\, and refugee students with CPR\, first aid\, and allergen awareness certifications. These industry-recognized credentials remove financial barriers to entry-level employment while building civic responsibility and transforming students into community assets capable of protecting their peers. \n“These awards and grants celebrate the remarkable individuals and organizations that embody the philanthropic spirit of our community\,” said GLCF President and CEO Jay Linnehan. “Each recipient has made meaningful contributions that strengthen our region and improve the quality of life for residents across our 21 cities and towns.” \nCelebrate Giving will begin with a reception at 5:30 p.m. followed by the program at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $100 each and need to be reserved by September 30 at www.glcfoundation.org.  \nSponsorship opportunities are available\, contact Howard Amidon for more information.
URL:https://www.glcfoundation.org/event/celebrate-giving-2026-community-building-belonging/
LOCATION:UTEC\, 35 Warren St.\, Lowell\, MA\, 01852\, United States
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