pleased to announce that
the winner of the latest
on its website
Love Bus seeks to ease
the suffering of pediat-
ric cancer patients
throughout Greater
Lowell by providing free
integrative therapies
such as massage, acu-
puncture, art, and mu-
sic therapies.
can read about three
worthy nonprofit or-
ganizations and then
vote for the one they
would most like to sup-
port. The charity with
the most votes then re-
ceives a $1,500 donation from
the credit union. Different chari-
ties are posted every quarter, so
people are encouraged to keep
returning to
nation.
all mission," said Mark S. Coch-
ran, president and chief execu-
tive officer of Jeanne D'Arc Credit
Union. "The `Give a Click' cam-
our region become more involved
with their communities and with
each other. We are pleased to
help Lucy's Love Bus continue its
organizations received
strong support from
website visitors.
When the campaign
ended, Lucy's Love
Bus received the most
votes, while Lifelinks,
Inc. came in second,
and the Lowell Asso-
ciation for the Blind
came in third. Indi-
viduals are permitted
to vote only once.
Click" campaign is fo-
cused on another trio
of nonprofit organiza-
tions in the region.
The organizations vy-
ing for the next dona-
for Hope and Healing,
the Horn Home for
Adult Resource Association
(RARA). All three nonprofit or-
ganizations are based in Lowell.
(left), presents a check to Beecher Grogan, executive director of Lucy's Love Bus.
team for My Brother's Table
team in the 32
shore line from Swamscott to Lynn was held on Oc-
North Shore. The organization said that the funds raised
by this year's walk will fund 110,000 meals this year.