Helping Hands trains and places monkey helpers with people who have disabilities and can benefit from the dexterity and intelligence of these monkeys. The event was held at the new-ish LEED-certified (important to me:)WGBH studios. There was great live music, gourmet treats from top Boston area restaurants, drinks, dancing and presentations about Monkey Helpers. They also had screenings of their new documentary. It was a fun evening for me and I was just really on the sidelines. The dedication of the trainers and of course the monkeys is really unbelievable to me. It was very moving to see this kind of commitment to helping people with disabilities. If you are looking for a unique organization to donate to this holiday season (I know there are so many!), this would be a wonderful choice.
Thank you! :-)
Erin,
ReplyDeleteOn behalf of Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled, I want to thank you for supporting us at the Festivale. Your jewelry is lovely and your willingness to spend a Saturday evening with us was so appreciated. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Best,
Stephanie Rogers
Helping Hands Volunteer
For more info: http://www.monkeyhelpers.org
This sounds so lovely!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
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