News
Coverage - December 2004
Boston
Scholars Program Receives News Coverage for Participation in 18th Annual
SnowBall Charity Benefit
BOSTON,
MA -- The Boston Scholars Program (BSP) and its board of directors received
coverage in major Boston publications for participating tin the 18th
Annual SnowBall Charity Benefit. Over 1,000 people attended the gala
event which was held at the Boston Park Plaza hotel and raised over
$50,000 for 11 charities in total.
Click
here to read the Boston Herald article featuring the Boston Scholars
Program and a quote from Rob Higby.
Click
here to see the Improper Bostonian photo coverage of the Boston Scholars
Program board of directors.
Click
here to see more photos from the event.
Pictured:
Members of the Boston Scholars Program board of directors and Santa
Claus Anonymous committee, the group who organizes the SnowBall event.
About
the Boston Scholars Program: The mission of the Boston Scholars
Program is to open doors for disadvantaged youths through educational
opportunity. We achieve our mission by granting tuition and stipend
scholarships to meritorious Boston-area students who have demonstrated
a pressing financial need, and by pairing these "Boston Scholars"
with mentors from the Boston professional community who share similar
academic and professional interests. The Boston Scholars Program opens
the door to new educational opportunities and provides the positive
influences necessary to guide our scholars through the challenges of
high school and the help they need to open up a world of opportunities
previously not thought possible. The Boston Scholars program board of
advisors is comprised of top Boston influencers in the business and
nonprofit community, including Carol F. Anderson, Board of Directors,
Boston Foundation; Howard Anderson, Managing Partner, YankeeTek Ventures;
Carrie Maille Hickey, Executive Director, Mother Caroline Academy; John
H. Finley, IV, Executive Director, Epiphany School; Rev. James F. Lafontaine,
Executive Director, Nativity Preparatory School; and John B. Pearson,
President and CEO, Big Brothers of Massachusetts Bay. For more information,
please visit www.bostonscholars.org.
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Contact:
Mike Volpe
Director, Boston Scholars Program
617-308-9394
info@bostonscholars.org