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On Thursday, November 5th, following a late night shift, an Off-Duty Boston Police Officer was involved…
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The Greg Hill Foundation has teamed up with Samuel Adams* to support restaurant industry employees…
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The Greg Hill Foundation has teamed up with Samuel Adams* to support restaurant industry employees who have been impacted by the Covid-19 closures. The fund provides grants directly to individuals who have applied and meet the criteria of the fund.
Our goal is to help as many restaurant employees as we can. Help us Help Others by making a donation today!
*Samuel Adams is the founding brand of The Boston Beer Company, makers of Twisted Tea, Truly Hard Seltzer, Dogfish Head and Angry Orchard.
Kimberly Gunner and Andy Colbert were out for their routine evening stroll near downtown Natick on…
DonateKimberly Gunner and Andy Colbert were out for their routine evening stroll near downtown Natick on the evening of Tuesday August 18th when a blue pickup truck jumped the curb and ran them over, driving them into a wooden fence. A piece of the wood from the fence impaled Kimberly through the chest. In the haste to flee the scene, the driver of the truck backed over Kimberly, crushing both of her legs, and took off at a high rate of speed. They were both med-flighted to nearby trauma centers. At this time it is still unclear as to whether the medical team will be able to save both of her legs.
Due to our donors tremendous support, we were able to make a total donation of $15,741 to Kimberly Gunner and Andy Colbert. Thank you for your support and for helping us help others.
Thank you for your support in sponsoring a Greg Hill Foundation event. To process payment, please…
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Thank you for supporting the Restaurant Strong Fund and assisting us in providing grants to those…
DonateThank you for supporting the Restaurant Strong Fund and assisting us in providing grants to those in need.
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During the early morning of Wednesday, November 13th a 4 alarm fire broke out in Worcester…
DonateDuring 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 into the flames to help another firefighter escape out the window.
We held an on-air fundraiser on November 13th, and matched all donations up to $15,000. In total, due to the generosity of so many, we were able to donate $275,000 Menard Family.
On Thursday, November 7th, Ryan Baldera was working at Buffalo Wild Wings in Burlington when two…
DonateOn Monday, November 11th we held an on air fundraiser for the Family of Ryan Baldera. On November 7th he 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 said in a statement. “While devastated at this unimaginable loss, we are so very proud that Ryan died while trying to protect his fellow employees and restaurant patrons.”
Due to your generosity we have made a total donation of $13,233 to the Baldera Family. Thank you for Helping Us Help Others!
On Monday, September 16th, the Farmington, Maine Fire Department responded to a call about a "gas…
DonateOn 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 at this time.
On Sunday, July 21st, beloved Westford school Principal, Kevin LaCoste was in a freak accident and…
DonateOn Sunday, July 21st, beloved Westford school Principal, Kevin LaCoste was in a freak accident and fell from a tree in his yard while playing with his kids. The fall caused severe spinal cord trauma. Kevin is in critical condition at Mass General and has not regained feeling below his shoulders. It’s going to be a long and difficult road ahead for the LaCoste family.
On Tuesday, July 30th the WEEI Greg Hill Morning Show held an on-air fundraiser that raised $20,481 for The LaCoste Family.
On Friday, June 21st, 2019 Jarheads MC (a veteran motorcycle club) was riding to a charity…
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On Thursday, June 6th Michael Robidoux was tragically killed in a motor vehicle accident involving a…
DonateOn Thursday, June 6th Michael Robidoux was tragically killed in a motor vehicle accident involving a stolen car on Route 20 in Auburn, MA. The suspect was driving at excessive speeds, hit another car then crossed the center lane and hit Michael’s vehicle head on. The suspect is in police custody and has outstanding warrants, did not possess a driver’s license and was under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
Michael leaves behind a wife and four children, and four grandchildren. He owned Central Mass Towing in Auburn and was very well liked in town. Everybody who knew him knows that he had the most generous, caring, and giving heart. Michael did not have a life insurance policy or anything that he could leave behind to cover the funeral expenses.
The Robidoux family are in need of support and on Wednesday, June 12th we held an on-air fundraiser during the WAAF Hill Man Morning Show. With your support we were able to donate $11,120 to the Blasko Family.
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