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Catholic Charities Hosts Boston Marathon Fundraiser in Braintree
Norton resident Vincent Greene will be a part of the CCAB Boston Marathon Team
WHAT:
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Boston (CCAB) will host a fundraiser on behalf of the CCAB Boston Marathon Team in an effort to support the poor and working poor of Greater Boston.
The fundraiser at Dave & Buster’s Restaurant in Braintree will help the team meet its goal of raising $45,000 for CCAB, 100 percent of which will go towards CCAB programs, such as childcare, Youth Tutoring Youth (YTY), basic needs services and adult education.
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WHO:
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Catholic Charities Boston Marathon Team:
Sarah Gasse
- South Boston, MA, Nurse at South Boston Community Health Center
- 1st time running for CCAB
- 2013 Boston Marathon story – Sarah was a nursing student volunteering at the finish line that jumped in to help as a first responder.
Patrick Mooney
o Boston, MA, YTY Coordinator for Catholic Charities
o 1st time running for CCAB
o 2013 Boston Marathon story – Patrick planned to propose to his then girlfriend, now wife, Megan who was running in the marathon.
Vincent Greene
o Norton, MA, Attorney at Motley Rice LLP
o 8th time running for CCAB
Nicholas Frazier
o Weymouth, MA, Annual Fund Manager and Boston Marathon Coordinator for Catholic Charities
o 1st time running for CCAB
WHEN:
Saturday, April 11, 2015
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
WHERE:
Dave & Buster’s Restaurant
250 Granite St #1908, Braintree, MA 02184
For more information visit www.ccab.org.
About Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Boston
For more than 110 years, Catholic Charities has continued its mission of building a just and compassionate society rooted in the dignity of all people. The agency provides nearly 100 programs and services throughout Eastern Massachusetts. These services respond to the needs of the poor and working poor, provide supportive services to children and families, and assist refugees and immigrants as they become active participants in their communities. Last year, Catholic Charities served more than 200,000 people in need, regardless of faith. To discover more of our work, visit www.ccab.org.
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