Thanks to our BAA Half Marathon fundraising team! Together they raised over $5000 to support patient programs at the Lemuel Shattuck Hospital. Thanks to Katherine Corteselli, Patricia Garibaldi, Abby Weber, Kelsey Yonce, Ivan Ross, Desmond Rohan, and Elizabeth Wolock for their terrific efforts – and thanks to their families, friends, and colleagues who supported them!

Support BAA Marathon Shattuck Partners Team

Shattuck Partners was thrilled to have been selected, for the second year in a row, as a Community Partner for the 2015-2016 season of the Longwood Symphony Orchestra’s (LSO’s) Healing Art of Music™ program. Friends and supporters of Shattuck Partners joined other symphony ticket holders at an LSO concert benefit for Shattuck Partners at New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall on Saturday, December 5th, 2015 at 8:00 p.m. VIP ticket holders enjoyed a special pre-concert reception hosted by Shattuck Partners. This December musical program with themes of comedic opera, beautiful ballet and flashy violin made for a festive winter evening.

Thank you to the following sponsors and supporters!


CONDUCTOR
Anodyne

WOODWINDS
The Roche Family
Joseph F. Polak, MD

SOLOISTS
Anaesthesia Associates of Massachusetts
Barbara Denton
Suzanne B. Greenberg
Infinitt North America
ISS Solutions
Jean McGuire, PhD
M*Modal
SMRT Architects and Engineers

VIP RECEPTION SPONSORS
Blanchards Wine and Spirits Jamaica Plain
Samuel Adams Brewery
Whole Foods Jamaica Plain

RAFFLE AND DOOR PRIZE DONORS
Birch Street House and Garden (Roslindale)
Boing Toy Shop (Jamaica Plain)
Centre Street Cafe (Jamaica Plain)
Doyle’s Pub (Jamaica Plain)
Fire Opal (Jamaica Plain)
Fresh Hair (Jamaica Plain)
George’s Shoe Store (Jamaica Plain)
Harvest Co-Op (Jamaica Plain)
Kitchenwitch (Jamaica Plain)
New Leaf Flores (Jamaica Plain)
On Centre (Jamaica Plain)
Polka Dog Bakery (Jamaica Plain)
Salmagundi (Jamaica Plain)
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Boston
Mistral (Boston)
Monumental Cupcakes (Jamaica Plain)
Teatro Restaurant (Boston)
Tres Gatos Restaurant (Jamaica Plain)
Westin Boston Waterfront
When Pigs Fly Bakery (Jamaica Plain)

About The LSO’s Healing Art of Music™ Program
For 32 years, the LSO has performed its annual four-concert series at New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall, one of the most celebrated concert halls in Boston, to diverse audiences of 700-1000 attendees including prominent members of Boston’s medical community, community and business leaders, and classical music lovers. Composed primarily of medical professionals who are also highly trained musicians, the LSO established the Healing Art of Music program, an award-winning business model through which it uses its concerts to help nonprofit organizations raise funds for Boston’s medically underserved. Since 1991, the LSO has collaborated with more than 45 organizations, helping them raise more than $1,500,000. Prior to each concert season, the LSO Community Engagement Committee chooses the Community Partners for the upcoming season through a competitive application process. Any nonprofit organization with a medical or educational mission based in Greater Boston may be considered. Nominee organizations are evaluated for strength of mission and vision, infrastructure, and capacity for growth.

Thank you for coming out to our March shopping evening to support Shattuck Partners! And thank you to Sara Campbell and her wonderful staff for hosting us and providing such a fun opportunity to shop for a cause.

Boston-based Sara Campbell creates timeless, classic clothing designs with contemporary sensibilities. Guests at our event enjoyed 10% off ALL purchases including sale items! At the heart of Sara’s company is a mission to give back to the community. Sara Campbell will donate 10% of net sales made during this event back to Shattuck Partners to help improve the quality of life for patients of Lemuel Shattuck Hospital.

Sara Campbell is located in Boston’s South End at 44 Plympton Street (off Albany Street). Parking is available in the lot right next to the building and on the street. For more information about the store, visit www.saracampbell.com.

Thank you for making our 2014 fundraiser our most successful one ever!

Longwood Symphony Orchestra Presented The Healing Art of Music: A Concert to Benefit Shattuck Partners and the Patients of the Lemuel Shattuck Hospital
New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall, Boston, MA

THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR EVENT SPONSORS, BENEFACTORS AND ADVERTISERS!
Brass Sponsor: Anodyne Medical Services
Strings Sponsors: Anasethesia Associates, The Roche Family
Woodwinds and Benefactors: Comprehensive Pharmaceutical Services (CPS), Joseph F. Polak MD, R. Mullen & Associates, Paul Romary, SMRT Inc., Suzanne B. Greenberg, Trinity EMS, Tufts Medical Center Department of Medicine
Reception Sponsors: Whole Foods Jamaica Plain, Samuel Adams, Blanchards Wine and Spirits Jamaica Plain
Advertisers: Trans Med USA, Minuteman Press, CVS, ISS Solutions
Door Prize and Raffle Donors: Boing! Toy Store, Doyle’s Cafe, Fire Opal, Kitchenwich, Mandarin Oriental Hotel (Boston), Monumental Cupcakes, Polkadogbakery Jamaica Plain
Other Corporate Supporters: D&F Plumbing and Heating, Infinitt North America, Riteway Construction, Save That Stuff

November 14, 2013
Autumn Night at the Seaport Hotel to benefit Shattuck Partners and patients of the Lemuel Shattuck Hospital

September 9, 2012
Second Annual Catch the Spirit Event to benefit Shattuck Partners and patients of the Lemuel Shattuck Hospital!

September 25, 2011
Catch the Spirit Event celebrating 25 years of support for patients of the Lemuel Shattuck Hospital.

March 11, 2010
A Legacy of Public Service: Celebrating the Career of Joseph Cohen, M.D.

Thursday, January 22, 2009
Enrichment through Art: An exhibit of art and the spoken word by Lemuel Shattuck Hospital Patients
Museum of the National Center of Afro-American Artists

Saturday, January 17, 2009
The Art & Identity Conference explores the use of the fine arts as a means of personal expression for persons whose identity may be threatened by severe and chronic medical conditions and major mental illness.

Museum of the National Center of Afro-American Artists