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September Newsletter

September marks the turning of seasons, closing summer’s chapter and opening autumn’s. It also invites us to pause and reflect on where we’ve come from and where we are headed together.
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August Newsletter

August marks a pivotal moment in our nation’s history — the anniversary of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.
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Community services grants on the chopping block in D.C.

Community Service blocks grants worth a combined $770 million. The White House in a face sheet alleged the funding "has been hijacked from true poverty reduction to things such a equity-building and green energy initiatives."
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Op-ed: Eliminating LIHEAP would be a cruel blow to Massachusetts families

At Community Teamwork, we serve thousands of households each year through programs that do more than help people survive — they help them thrive. Two of the most essential pillars in this work are the
On either end are new interns for State Rep Vanna Howard, Kelly Park andMari Kang, then between them L-R:

Grand Opening of the Lowell Farmers’ Market Marks a Flavorful Start to the Season

Celebrate Community, Culture, and Fresh Local Foods All Summer Long! Lowell, MA — The 2025 season of the Lowell Farmers’ Market is officially underway! Community Teamwork and the City of Lowell welcomed the season last
Community Needs Assessment

We need your help – Please Complete the Community Needs Assessment

Every three years, in its capacity as a Community Action Agency, Community Teamwork conducts a Community Needs Assessment to gather information on the causes and conditions of poverty directly from the communities we serve. We
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July Newsletter

July marks the anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 — a landmark achievement that reshaped the moral and legal framework of our country.
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Trump budget would eliminate community service funding

For nearly 60 years, Community Action Agencies across Massachusetts have worked to empower individuals and families — not just by meeting immediate needs, but by providing the tools, skills, and support needed to achieve long-term
Ann Sirois, Chief Planning & Development Officer at Community Teamwork, is 4th from the left in the front row. Shown here with representatives of the Eastern Bank Foundation - including Nancy Huntington Stager, President & CEO (4th from the right in the front row), Turahn Dorsey, Chief Impact Officer (far right), and Thomas "Doc" Daugherty, Volunteer Engagement Officer (2nd left in the back row next to Turahn Dorsey) and from Eastern Bank - Robert (Bob) F. Rivers, Executive Chair and Chair of the Board of Directors (far left) - along with the other Award Recipients.

Eastern Bank Foundation Recognizes Lowell’s Community Teamwork for Advancing Immigrant Services

The annual awards recognize outstanding leaders and organizations dedicated to advancing services and support for immigrants and refugees in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.