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Posted: September 6, 2012
New Boston Fund employees joined more than 600 volunteers at City Hall Plaza for Cradles to Crayons' 6th Annual Backpack-A-Thon
New Boston Fund employees joined more than 600 volunteers at City Hall Plaza for Cradles to Crayons' 6th Annual Backpack-A-Thon.
The volunteers filled 30,000 backpacks with essential school supplies for local children in need.
Shown (from left) are: New Boston Fund employees, Jessie Martell, associate, client relations; Ericka Ayles, vice president, portfolio and financial management; Kristie Heffernan, associate, administrative assistant; Sandra Cortina, associate, concierge services/administrative assistant; Annabelle Figueroa, associate, property accountant; Judy Murdy, Paralegal; and Audrey Tinsley, senior associate, accounting
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