Everyone deserves to have a home. That’s why Pine Street Inn provides a range of services including permanent supportive housing, emergency shelter, job training and street outreach to over 1,300 homeless men and women each day.
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Events
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- 3rd Annual Knit-a-thon Fundraiser
GE Healthcare
Sunday, November 8 at 11:00am - Independence Week Freedom Fiesta
The Place
Wednesday, July 1 at 6:00pm - Social, Service.
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Tuesday, May 12 at 5:30pm - Home Remedy Anniversary Breakfast
Mariott Copley Place
Wednesday, May 6 at 7:30am - SOCIAL. SERVICE. :: Young Prof...
Westin Copley Hotel
Wednesday, December 3 at 5:30pm - KNIT-A-THON: Purl for a Purpose!
GE Healthcare
Sunday, November 9 at 11:00am
Wendy Knit-A-Thon 2009 for Pine Street Inn
Pine Street Inn Thanks to everyone who called the Governor's office to save services for homeless individuals from major budget cuts. Unfortunately, the Governor cut homeless services by $2.7 million. Please take a moment to read about the impact these cuts will have on our community's most vulnerable members -- and how you can help.
Source: www.pinestreetinn.org
Services for homeless individuals in Massachusetts have taken a big hit with the October 29 announcement from Governor Patrick’s office. The $2.7 million in cuts, slated to go into effect as of January 1, 2010, will have an inordinate impact on the most vulnerable men and women in Boston and through...
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This Wednesday (tomorrow), participating Whole Foods stores in Boston, Cambridge, Bedford and Wellesley will donate 5% of the day’s net sales to Pine Street Inn. Plan
to stock up…and tell your friends! Click the link to see a list of participating stores.
Source: www.pinestreetinn.org
Pine Street Inn is New England's leading resource for homeless men and women, providing shelter, housing, street outreach and job training in the Greater Boston area.
Paul Joseph
I'm running the NYC Marathon on Sunday, 11/1 and hoping to build even more awareness (and funds!) for the Pine Street Inn - proudly wearing my PSI running jersey (and Red Sox cap) through all 5 boroughs!!! Any fans in NYC come on out and give me a shout out - I'll need the boost! Thank you for all that you do, PSI team... and friends, working together to End Homelessness ( http://www.firstgiving.com/pjoseph2010 )Read More
Pine Street Inn Because of the $600 million shortfall facing Massachusetts, Gov. Deval Patrick will be forced to make cuts to the budget. Affected budget areas include housing and human services — crucial funding for Pine Street Inn falls into that category. Call Gov. Patrick’s office at 617.725.4005 and leave a message asking that he does not cut funding to homeless shelters and housing programs for low-income individuals.
Source: www.pinestreetinn.org
Until now, the Governor and Legislature have maintained funding for programs for homeless individuals, and it would be devastating to thousands of people if these areas were cut. Please help us communicate that crucial message to the Governor today.
Pine Street Inn Read this New York Times article on a concerning national trend. At Pine Street, we've seen some of the victims of Boston-area foreclosures end up at the doors of our emergency shelter programs.
Source: www.nytimes.com
Over the last year, an average of 10 percent of homeless people became so through foreclosure, which was rarely a factor even three years ago.
Pine Street Inn Read this Letter to the Editor from Pine Street Inn President Lyndia Downie about the solutions that Pine Street Inn has to offer to the problem of homelessness. For more information about the programs that are turning into solutions please check out our website at www.pinestreetinn.org.
Source: www.boston.com
NO ONE in Massachusetts should have to live outside because he or she can’t find housing (Oct. 9, editorial, “Cambridge: A tent city is a policy issue’’). Over the past three years the numbers of homeless living on the streets in Boston has decreased by 21 percent. ...
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On September 26th, Pine Street Inn Staff Members and the Young Professionals Group held a Barbeque for residents of the Beals Street location in Brookline. Together, residents and volunteers combined to enjoy lots of tasty home-cooked classics. The residents and volunteers engaged in lively conversation all afternoon. ...There were stories shared about everything from the Sox/Yankees series to personal tales of triumph over homelessness. Throw in a friendly game of bag toss, and it was a truly delightful day for all parties involved. We can’t wait to plan it again for the Spring of 2010!
Please be on the lookout for information on a Holiday mixer that will be hosted by the Young Professional Group. If you are interested in joining the Young Professionals' Group, please email Eric Monty at eric.monty@pinestreetinn.org.Read More
Please be on the lookout for information on a Holiday mixer that will be hosted by the Young Professional Group. If you are interested in joining the Young Professionals' Group, please email Eric Monty at eric.monty@pinestreetinn.org.Read More
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Meet Windsor. After living on Boston's streets for two years, he has a home that he'd like to show you.
Thanks to Bait and Tackle Ad Company for donating their talents to produce this video.
John Paone I urge all my friends to look into the good works performed by Pine Street Inn and consider supporting their vitally needed efforts.
Pine Street Inn A neighboring state's homeless census reveals 1 in every 3 homeless individuals has a job.
Source: www.nhregister.com
About 4,000 people were homeless during the latest statewide count, about a third of who were working, according to a report released Thursday.
Patricia I'm trying to buy Christmas cards on line and the link is not coming up for your store...thanks
Pine Street Inn The Fall Newsletter has arrived. Check out the new design and let us know what you think! (If you want to be on the mailing list for a hard copy, send your info to info@pinestreetinn.org)
Source: www.pinestreetinn.org
Click on the Fall 2009 Newsletter
Pine Street Inn We are currently looking for 5 more volunteers to help with a BBQ for some of our tenants in Brookline this Saturday from 1 to 3 PM. Please contact eric.monty@pinestreetinn.org for more details.
