One Can Help
Email us at info@onecanhelp.org
www.onecanhelp.org
Anne Bader Martin, Esq.
Ray Molly Goldberg, Esq.
Ann Kurland
Lily Lockhart, Esq.
Jenn Martin
Allison Myers
Beth M. Nussbaum
Jose Portuondo
Kelly Rodenbaugh
Vanessa Sanchez-Gasparro, Esq.
Susan Sayers
Lynne Smithwood, Esq.
Belle Soloway, Esq.
Isil Waxman
Kate Wilson, LICSW
Alyssa Zardiackas
One Can Help works with court-appointed attorneys and social workers to provide families and children at risk with small grants when no other aid is available, to help break the cycle of deprivation and hopelessness.
In our 10 years we have already helped more than 1,000 children and families. With your support, we help those in crisis stay connected with their families, succeed in school, get job training, remain in housing, overcome substance abuse, pay for child care and more—so they can begin to rebuild their lives.
Many former clients not only make significant strides toward becoming responsible adults and citizens, but are also inspired by the help they received to give back to others who struggle as they once did. As recipients make positive strides, their families and communities benefit, too.
6:30-7:15 PM - Cocktail Hour, music from jazz duo James Merenda and Jon Dreyer.
7:15-8:00 PM - Program, including Maria Mossaides, Child Advocate of Massachusetts.
8:00-9:00 PM - Please join us for more conversation and dessert following the program.
Anne Bader-Martin and David Martin
Susan and Curtis Sayers
Debbie Levenson and Steve Adelman
Trish Faass
Ann Kurland
Beth M. Nussbaum
José Portuondo & Maria Wilson-Portuondo
Julie Sylvetsky
Kate Wilson
No salaries or overhead are paid from your donation. Our part-time administrative staff is funded by board contributions and foundation grants. In this way, 100 percent of your gift goes directly to help court-involved children and families. Please contact us at info@onecanhelp.org with questions.
$80 can pay for a train pass … so a child in a distant treatment program can receive regular visits from her mother who otherwise couldn’t afford the trip.
$150 can pay enough of the cost of a parenting class … so a young father can access the program and learn better discipline approaches.
$400 can pay a late gas bill … so a family with young children can stay warm and get back on their feet.
$800 can pay for a month of summer camp … keeping a young teen supervised and off the streets.