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The Shore Law Firm Charity Initiative
Throughout the year we privately (and quietly) support a variety of programs and charities. To encourage others to give and to help promote the causes that touch the lives of our clients or family, we are taking some of our giving public and have created The Shore Law Firm Charity Initiative. In the spirit of “paying it forward,” our goal is to promote and donate to a different charity/program each month. If you have a senior-oriented program near and dear to your heart, please share it with us and we will consider highlighting here. As this page evolves, you will be able to learn more about the organization and events, and to make your own contribution to these important causes. Thank you for your support!
| MONTH | CHARITY | PURPOSE |
|---|---|---|
| January | ||
| February | ||
| March | Hebron Food Pantry, Inc. | Support Seniors’ and Working Persons’ Food Pantries |
| April | ||
| May | ||
| June | North Attleboro High School Music & Theatre Departments | Funding two scholarships (Thomas P. Rizzo Music Education Scholarship; Theatre Department UnSung Hero Scholarship) |
| July | Pan Mass Challenge | Cancer research (in honor of Debbi’s Uncle Sonny who is one of oldest riders in the history of the Ride). Read more about his inspiring story. |
| August | Representative Betty Poirier's "Supply Sacks" Program. | Benefiting children in foster care transition. |
| September | Alzheimer’s Association | Memory Walk |
| October | Bristol Elder Services Emergency Assistance Fund | Helps seniors pay one time expenses during a period of crisis, and provides case management to prevent future problems |
| November | ||
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News & Upcoming Events
THE TIMES THEY ARE A’CHANGIN’:
TSLF is Winding Down to Retirement
When we started our elder law practice in 1999, 60s sounded old(ish) and far away from our own ages. We accepted without question the notion that someone 62+ was an "elder" under the definitions of government assistance programs. Fast forward a bunch of years and now that we are in our 60s ourselves, 60 doesn’t seem that old really at all. What do you mean we are now "elders" ourselves??!!! As we have gotten older, we have experienced with our own parents and families many of the challenges that we have counseled our clients about, and have juggled our caregiving...