As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic grows both globally and in our own community, Ethos is taking drastic and varied measures to ensure the safety and well-being of Boston’s older adults and disabled residents.
Meg Barhite of Ethos explains how the nonprofit is helping elders withstand the onslaught of COVID-19, whether by access to meals or other services. Interview for BNN News.
Older adults make up 13% of nation's population but represent 30% of financial scams.
Looking Forward to Pride Week Boston Boston Pride Week kicks off May 31. Don Gorton, an advocate for LGBT equality in Boston for over 25 years and chair of the Stonewall50 Boston Pride Committee, and Dale Mitchell, grand marshall...
Ethos Chief Development & Community Relations Officer Raymond Santos discusses the expansion of the organization's Meals on Wheels and Community Cafe programs to cover the entire city of Boston.
Click image or here to play video BOSTON – The oppressive heat and humidity is breaking but it’s been a long stretch of brutal heat in New England. Boston has already had 14 days over 90 degrees and that...
CHERRY HILL, N.J., Aug. 8, 2017 /PRNewswire/ –In celebration of its 50th anniversary, and in keeping with its philosophy of supporting local communities, Subaru of America, Inc. announced today its donation of 50 vehicles to Meals on Wheels America. This fall, 50...
A Massachusetts program that would see its funding eliminated under President Trump’s proposed budget cuts helps elderly people in Boston pay their bills each month. Click to view
In any snowstorm, it’s important to remember to check in on elderly family and neighbors. In Massachusetts, there are several organizations that are making sure the elderly and disabled get the help they need during storms. Click to view...
A father-son team is helping their Boston neighbors in need weather the winter. Immediately after a recent snowfall, Michael and Tommy O’Dea headed beyond their block in Roslindale to clear a path for Thomas Walsh. The O’Deas met Walsh...