Category Archives: Reducing Achievement Gaps
Pop Up Shop Helps 150 Individuals!
On Tuesday February 27th the JFS of Metrowest Children’s Clothing Closet held a Pop Up Shop for economically challenged families located in the Framingham area.The Pop Up Shop took place at Fuller Middle School during the Framingham Adult ESL Plus … Continue reading
Many Thanks to CJP Women’s Philanthropy!
Thank you to CJP Women’s Philanthropy President Judith Sydney and Committee Chairs Laurie Gliklich and Jennifer Drucker, who organized an amazing event to benefit the JFS Children’s Clothing Closet! Over 70 women collected thousands of items, which were sorted and … Continue reading
JFS and Partners Provide Thanksgiving Dinner to Over 100 Families at the Woodrow Wilson Elementary School
It is with abundant gratitude that JFS thanks our partner Daniel’s Table of Framingham and the many community supporters who helped provide over 100 families in need at the Woodrow Wilson Elementary school with everything needed to enjoy a full and festive Thanksgiving Dinner. Continue reading
JFS Honored with 2017 Outstanding School Partner Award from MASC
Congratulations to the Reducing Achievement Gaps team of over twenty staff, teachers and volunteer mentors for being recognized by the Massachusetts Association of School Committees and the Framingham School Committee as 2017 Outstanding School Partner – GO TEAM! Continue reading
2017 JFS Report to the Community
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6th Annual Build-A-Backpack a Success!
This past week JFS celebrated our 6th annual Build-A-Backpack event at the Wellesley Public Library and at the Framingham Public Library. Over the course of two days, over 300 backpacks were packed with new school school supplies, giving over 300 … Continue reading
Register for 6th Annual Build-A-Backpack!
You are Invited to… Build-A-Backpack with JFS of Metrowest! YOU bring the backpack, JFS provides the supplies We ALL build a backpack! Click here to register for this year’s Build a Backpack events! Why Build a Backpack? While some school districts … Continue reading
