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No matter the season, there’s always something to circle on your calendar. With festivals, live music, annual events and more, you’ll never run out of things to do or places to go in support of good cause.

Our Beneficiaries

Find past stories from The Greg Hill Foundation. Real stories from the beneficiaries who have faced severe tragedy. And the real stories of the heroes and the corporate partners who make this possible.

Family of Jason Menard

On Thursday, November 13th, Lt. Jason Menard died after heroically trying to save others in a Worcester house fire. Please consider making a donation at to Lt. Menard’s family in their time of need.

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OUR MISSION

The Greg Hill Foundation responds to immediate requests for assistance, to improve the lives of local families touched by tragedy, through matching the charitable donation of Greg’s media audience.

3,215 Days Celebration

This video celebrates 3,215 Days of The Greg Hill Foundation. Hear from a few of the foundation’s beneficiaries on how they have been able to move forward after their respective charities with the support of the foundation and from a few donors and why they chose to support the foundation.

3,215 Days Celebration

GHF BY THE NUMBERS

$2,608,059.86

Dollars Donated

18,454

Individual Donations

188

Beneficiaries

OUR BENEFICIARIES

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Family of Fallen Worcester Fire Department Lt. Jason Menard

During the early morning of Wednesday, November 13th a 4 alarm fire broke out in Worcester and we tragically lost Lt. Jason Menard. Worcester Fire Chief Michael Lavoie said Lt. Jason Menard, a 39-year-old husband and father of three, died of his injuries after his "heroic efforts" to save people in the four-alarm fire at 7 Stockholm Street. Lavoie said fire authorities received reports of a baby trapped on the third floor of the building as well as a report of a trapped resident around 1 a.m. Menard "heroically" and "selflessly" helped a probationary firefighter to the stairs before returning…

$42,997 of $15,000 raised

Family of Ryan Baldera

On Thursday, November 7th, Ryan Baldera was working at Buffalo Wild Wings in Burlington when two cleaning agents mixed causing a chemical reaction. Ryan rushed to try and clean up the chemicals but the effects of the chemical reaction caused immediate breathing issues. Ryan got everyone out of the restaurant and while he was able to make it outside the restaurant, he was in serious condition when the fire department arrived, and later died at Lahey Hospital. “Ryan was a beloved husband, father, son, brother, and cherished uncle, nephew, and son-in-law, to his close knit family and friends,” his family…

$7,068 of $5,000 raised

Farmington Maine Explosion

On Monday, September 16th, the Farmington, Maine Fire Department responded to a call about a "gas smell" at the administrative building for Life Enrichment Advancing People (LEAP), an organization that helps disadvantaged and disabled adults. Upon arrival the building exploded. Captain Michael Bell was killed in this explosion, and at least six other people, including four firefighters, a LEAP maintenance worker and an ambulance employee, were injured. On Tuesday, September 17th, the WEEI Greg Hill Morning Show will hold a fundraiser for the family of Captain Michael Bell and the others injured in the explosion. Please consider making a donation…

$4,506 of $10,000 raised