Thank you Governor Maura Healey for offering the keynote address at the Pine Street Inn job training graduation.

Thank you Rep Bill Driscoll Jr Cat Bunker and members/ staff of the Legislature’s Emergency Preparedness Committee for visiting and touring Seqirus in Waltham to learn more about advancements in flu vaccine and pandemic preparedness.

1/2: A Milestone Achieved! The first year of universal free school meals in MA has been a resounding success! With more healthy, nutritious meals being served and significant increases in student participation, the impact has been profound. #SchoolMealsforAll #FeedKidsMA

We joined Governor Maura Healey & Rep. Jim McGovern to celebrate & raise awareness about the Summer Child Nutrition Programs (including Summer Eats and the permanent Summer EBT program) bringing in $70 million in federal funding to support families across MA throughout the summer.

Feeding kids transforms lives. One year ago, MA made #SchoolMealsforAll permanent, ensuring students receive the nutrition they need for years to come! Thanks to your support and advocacy, 100,000 more kids are being nourished daily.

In a Q&A with State House News, Pine Street's Lyndia Downie discussed the ongoing housing crisis, its impact on the shelter system and solutions to homelessness. "Housing changes everything for people. Everything.” says Lyndia. Read more: ow.ly/UyoV50SUYNq

Thank you Governor Maura Healey for visiting and touring the Novo Nordisk US Lexington R&D site. Great conversation about innovation and life sciences in MA. MassBio. Photo credits to Josh Qualls, Office of the Governor

Pine Street’s Melanie Cevetello and iCaterBoston trainee Philip H. were recently featured on WCVB-TV Boston. The “5 for Good” segment focused on how iCater helps trainees learn skills that help them move toward self-sufficiency. Watch now: ow.ly/4hYP50T4loH

With the school year upon us, this segment highlights School Meals for All's impact from 2022 to 2023. Schools served 9m more breakfasts and 12.2m more lunches, with 43,400 more students eating breakfast and 61,500 more students eating lunch daily. nbcboston.com/news/local/fre…

Pine Street held a voter registration drive to ensure guests & tenants know their voting rights & are knowledgeable about the upcoming election. Thank you to speakers Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll Kim Driscoll, John Moran & League of Women Voters of the US of Boston President Kerry Costello for helping raise awareness.

For over 50 years, Pine Street has been a place of hope and transformation for individuals experiencing homelessness. Across the organization, staff members help people move forward, supporting them beyond the street & shelter by providing permanent housing, job training & more.

Thank you to the MA State Representatives who joined their local #Walk2EndAlz! Carole Fiola in Fall River, Rep. Frank Moran, Jessica Giannino and Tram T. Nguyen office in Andover, Danielle Gregoire and Meg Kilcoyne in Worcester, Mathew Muratore in Plymouth and Dan Ryan in Cambridge #ENDALZ

When it comes to breast cancer, early detection saves lives.   The bill I signed yesterday will help more patients access screening and early detection treatments at little to no cost.

We know early detection can make the difference for many women in the fight against breast cancer. Maura Healey and I are proud to help continue to remove barriers to life-saving preventive care, so all people can live healthy and happy lives.

Clutch - verb - denoting or occurring in a critical situation in which the outcome of a game or competition is at stake. Utica Womens Hockey fits the description 😤😤😤 The Pioneers take home a 2-1 overtime victory against Nazareth on the back of a Kaci Ryder OT game-winner!

STEFANINI SCORES!!! Carly takes advantage of a Nazareth turnover, scoring just seconds after the Golden Flyers made it 2-0. Pioneers trail 2-1 midway through the second period. #FearTheMoose #GoPioneers #UCHC

Lyndia Downie, president and executive director of Pine Street Inn, announces that the organization has reached 1,100 units of supportive housing for individuals moving out of homelessness.

Nearly 1-in-5 families in Massachusetts is food insecure. Sunday, May 4th Kathy and I are walking Project Bread's 57th Walk for Hunger. Please support food insecure individuals and families by donating to this great cause. Thank you! give.projectbread.org/fundraiser/630…

Right now, Massachusetts students are sitting down for their first free, healthy lunch of the school year. Because we made universal school meals permanent, they'll get a free, healthy lunch every day until they graduate. Feeding our kids is something we can all get behind.

Huge thanks to Project Bread for stepping up to help families impacted by President Trump's SNAP benefits freeze. Our team worked quickly to get benefits onto EBT cards — so if you’ve got funds, go get those groceries. And if you still need help, ask. You are not alone.