Volunteer Appreciation Week at COH

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This and every week, we are so thankful for the 90 individuals who make our mission a reality by volunteering for Circle of Hope.

Last year, Circle of Hope volunteers dedicated 28,000 volunteer hours to make sure homeless families have the clothing and essentials they need to stay healthy. By carefully sorting hundreds of donations per week, volunteer sorters ensure that everything we send to our partner shelters is in good condition and can be worn immediately by a homeless child or adult. Volunteer drivers deliver the donations to the shelters, bringing warmth, dignity, and hope to the 5,500 homeless individuals we serve.

This week (Nov. 26-30), volunteers are invited to stop by Circle of Hope during our open hours for a cup of coffee and expressions of our gratitude. Thank you for your amazing work!

Thanksgiving Hours

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Circle of Hope will close at 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 21st and remain closed through Sunday, Nov. 25th. There will be no donation drop-off hours during the afternoon on Wednesday. Normal drop-off hours resume Monday morning at 9:00 a.m.

In the meantime, support Circle of Hope by attending one of barre3’s Thanksgiving Day barre classes! The Needham studio is generously donating the proceeds from their Thanksgiving Day classes to Circle of Hope to help homeless individuals and families stay healthy. For more information about barre3, including class schedules, click here.

Celebrate Thanksgiving by Helping the Homeless

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Barre3 in Needham is generously donating the proceeds from their Thanksgiving Day fitness classes to Circle of Hope! The classes will be a flat fee of $15 per person that day. Add a workout to your Thanksgiving celebration and make a difference in the lives of homeless individuals and families!

Thank you to barre3 for once again supporting Circle of Hope and the people we serve.

For more information about barre3, including location and Thanksgiving class schedules, click here.

Full Circle was a success!

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It was a cold, rainy morning, but 150 people came to volunteer at Full Circle on Saturday, October 13th. Thank you to everyone who supported Full Circle this year! By attending the event with your kids, volunteering to set up or run a station, or sponsoring the event, you helped hundreds of homeless children, women, and men in Boston and Metro West get the essential items they need to stay healthy.

Click here to read Hometown Weekly’s coverage of the event.