July 1, 2023, will mark my 28th anniversary as President of Seven Hills Foundation and my 50th year as a healthcare leader. I’ve decided it’s time to begin to transition my role to the next generation of leadership. I have thought long and hard about this, and while it is still surreal to write, I have decided to retire on June 30, 2023. That is just about six months from today. 

Seven Hills Foundation is grateful to the Haley Cremer Foundation for their ongoing commitment to the children served at the Carriage House Grief Support Center in Worcester.

We would like to express our gratitude to DCU For Kids for their continued support of the Carriage House Grief Support Center with their recent grant of $12,500. The Carriage House, a program of YOU, Inc. is a place for children and teens who have lost a parent, primary caregiver, or siblings to be with their only real peers- other grieving kids. Under the guidance of our trained volunteers, youth are able to process and heal, none of which would be possible without the support of our generous funders like DCU For Kids!

It is with much gratitude and excitement that we share the TOWARDS A CULTURE OF ACCESS REPORT 2022 with findings from the Massachusetts Arts & Culture Access Survey conducted by Open Door Arts, an affiliate of Seven Hills Foundation in 2021-2022.

Open Door Arts would like to offer our sincerest gratitude to Webster Five Foundation for their recent support of the Connecting and Creating Through the Arts program. The Webster Five Foundation has pledged $1,500 to support this joint venture between Open Door Arts, Seven Hills ASPiRE!, and the Worcester Arts Museum (WAM) to provide world-class visual arts instruction to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The program operates the Open Door Gallery in the Worcester Arts Museum (ODA@WAM) where...