NN Year In Review

Northampton Neighbors A Message from Katharine Baker

A Year In Review MAY 2019 - APRIL 2020 OUTGOING PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD

I have had a wonderful two years as President of Northampton
Neighbors’ Board of Directors. It has been gratifying to watch
our sprout-of-an-idea grow into a substantial Village for local
seniors who want to age in their own homes. We are now
recognized and supported by hundreds of individuals, local
businesses, and organizations in the community. On a personal
level, I’ve met new people, made new friends, and been so proud
to represent Northampton Neighbors throughout the Valley. I’ve
also had fun mentoring other emerging Villages in western MA.
Northampton Neighbors is fortunate that we have an excellent
leadership succession plan in place. Kenneth Dym, our new
Board President, was voted into office in early April 2020. 
Ken is a (mostly) retired social worker who has lived on Village
Hill since 2012. He has extensive administrative and clinical
experience in public sector behavioral health care. Since 1999,
he has been a consultant to health care organizations, specializing
in program and organizational development, strategic planning,
and grant writing. Ken joined Northampton Neighbors as an
active volunteer early in its existence, has been on the Board
for two years, and was elected Vice-President in 2019. He brings
outstanding wisdom, experience, calmness, and good sense to
Northampton Neighbors, and I am so delighted he is picking
up the reins of leadership.
With warm regards,

Katharine Baker

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A Message from Kenneth Dym At a Glance: May 2019 - April 2020

INCOMING PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD SERVING
• Provided 960 services to 203 members by 59 volunteers
Such warm and supportive words from Katharine. She, • Reached out to low-income and Spanish speaking
and before her, Leigh Bailey, have helped guide Northampton communities, especially those living in subsidized housing
Neighbors from its inception to the present. Under their • Mentored western MA Villages in formation
leadership, we have achieved so much, enrolling over 900
members, providing hundreds of neighborly services, and CONNECTING
offering a rich array of social activities. Yet there is more to be • Promoted formation of several Neighborhood Circles and
done. Even in this time of the pandemic, we look ahead to a supported Interest Groups developed by members
bright and flourishing future. • Redesigned and expanded our bi-monthly member Newsletter
As we move forward, I envision increasing numbers of people for on-line and postal delivery
joining Northampton Neighbors, people who wish to remain • Continued our monthly column in the Senior Center’s
active, who wish to participate in interest groups, and informal Conz Street Chronicle
get-togethers. I see Northampton Neighbors increasing its • Participated in the Northampton Chamber of Commerce
connections with local social service and health care organizations Non-Profit Roundtables
as we jointly develop programs to help people—as we get older— • Supported local businesses at the Downtown Northampton
to continue to live rich, independent, and productive lives. And Association Summer Sidewalk Sales
I see Northampton Neighbors working closely with the business
community as we partner on ways to make Northampton a truly PARTNERING
age-friendly city. We will emerge from this pandemic, changed • With Cooley Dickinson VNA & Hospice, developed the
perhaps, but stronger and more united in our commitment to Pioneer Valley Memory Care Initiative
each other, to our community and to our neighbors. • With the Senior Center, co-sponsored a monthly Speaker Series
Sincerely, • With Forbes Library, presented Making End-of-Life Choices
that Reflect the Life You Lived
Kenneth Dym • Presented “A New National Model: A Village that Charges
No Fee and Welcomes Everyone” at the October 2019
National Village to Village Conference

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Who We Are The Organization

Northampton Neighbors’ (NN) mission is The NN Board of Directors is a hard-working, committed group
to support Northampton seniors who wish of mostly-retired Northampton residents from many
to remain in their homes and engaged in fields who bring a variety of skills and experiences to the
their communities as they age. organization. Every member has responsibility for one or
Northampton has approximately 6,000 more committees that work on the operational level. 
citizens ages 60 and over, and the number EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS
is increasing as baby boomers age. Research Kenneth Dym, President
indicates that, with just a little help, most Marcia Holden, Vice President
seniors want to stay in their homes and Loraine Millman, Clerk
communities longer.  Gerard Paquin, Treasurer
As members of NN, Northampton seniors age 55+ have access Katharine Baker, President 2018-2020
to services such as rides, tech support, and household repairs and DIRECTORS
chores. We also provide opportunities to engage in social activities Linda Desmond
like Neighborhood Circles, Mix ‘n’ Mingles, and our popular Naomi Gerstel
Speaker Series. We pay special attention to under-served, diverse, Mark Karpel
and isolated elders. Sara Lennox
What’s unique about NN is that membership is free. How is this Kathryn Service
possible? Two ways: FOUNDING DIRECTORS
1. More than one hundred NN volunteers who dedicate their Leigh Bailey, President 2016-2018
time and talent to supporting Northampton seniors, and Anne Benedict
2. The generosity and financial support of our donors, funders
and our local business community. NN COMMITTEES
As of today, NN serves about one sixth of Northampton’s Our dynamic, get-it-done committees, composed of volunteers
seniors. Through outreach, growing our volunteer network, and board members alike, are at the heart of our operations. If
collaboration, and continued fundraising to help the organization you have the time and talent to participate in one the following
operate, our goal is to serve more Northampton seniors in NN committees, we’d like to hear from you!
meaningful ways. We believe a thriving Northampton senior
community lifts us all. • Communications • Membership
• Community Relations • Neighborhood Circles
4 • Development • Outreach
• Events • Speakers Series
• Finance • Support
• Interest Groups • Volunteer

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The Volunteers Our Response to Covid-19

At the heart of our mission are the enthusiastic NN members and Over the past three months the arrival of Covid-19 has been
people of all ages who volunteer in a variety of ways to make our incredibly disruptive to all of us, but particularly to our
organization run and to help our members continue to lead rich membership, the vulnerable and sometimes socially isolated
and engaged lives.  elderly. The state-wide requirement for social distancing has
Our most visible volunteers are those who provide members required NN to temporarily suspend our volunteer services as
with direct services, such as tech support, small home repairs and well as social activities.
chores, a ride to the doctor, or a helping hand with groceries. Fortunately, NN’s tech services have remained available and
We believe that connecting people in need with those who wish are buzzing with requests for virtual help. Volunteer Nina
to serve benefits both as well as our community at large. Many Kleinberg estimates she’s handled two dozen calls during the
members who receive services enjoy the experience so much that emergency. “Older people are adapting to the technology to keep
they decide to offer services in return. It is a sweet give and take. in touch with friends and family,” she said. Her approach to
There are opportunities to serve on committees to plan events providing virtual tech support during this tough time: “Patience,
such as our Annual Picnic and Speaker Series. Others have reassurance, and encouragement go a long way.”
enjoyed organizing and leading Neighborhood Circles and
Interest Groups. And still others prefer working with our NN has found other creative ways to
strategic partners on expanding our services. Whatever your maintain social contact and support for our
interest, there’s a volunteer niche awaiting you at Northampton members. Immediately after suspending
Neighbors that can match the amount of time you have available. services, a group of NN volunteers contacted
If you have something to give, our Northampton Neighbors all 900 members. In just one week’s time,
community will benefit from your generosity.  they spoke or left a message with every
member. Follow-up calls continue for
NN DIRECTOR members who requested them.
Diane Porcella joined Northampton We have also been providing information on local and federal
Neighbors in early 2018. She reports to public health guidelines and community support efforts through
the Executive Committee of the Board our website, listserv and email. Committee meetings and some
of Directors, coordinating the execution Neighborhood Circles are continuing via online services like
of our services, programs, events, and Zoom.
communications. She also manages our We can’t predict the landscape post Covid-19 — and will
office and website, and trains and oversees continue to adapt as the situation warrants — but rest assured,
our Call Managers and interns, among NN is fully committed to our mission and will resume our full
many other functions. program of services and events when it is safe to do so.

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Partners in the Community Strategic Vision for Fiscal Year 2020 & Beyond

Northampton seniors’ needs and NN is grateful for the generous financial and in-kind support
circumstances vary from individual to from members and volunteers, local businesses, and grantors
individual. This requires NN, as an over the past year.
organization, to be creative, flexible, Given the current climate, planning for the future will be
and nimble. challenging. While our financial base has been sufficient thus
Because our model is to connect directly far, we anticipate our expenses will increase significantly in
with seniors, whether in their homes or at the coming year. Continued growth in membership and the
NN organized events and programs, we are anticipated need for new and expanded services and programs
uniquely positioned to identify unmet needs and opportunities. in response to Covid-19 require that we get creative.
Oftentimes this means connecting and collaborating with local Fortunately, NN has an energetic, experienced, and committed
social service agencies as well with other community nonprofits, leadership team that is up to the task. Following are three areas we
healthcare and local government entities, and the business believe are critical to meeting the needs of Northampton seniors
community. Together, we can fill in service gaps and respond to in the coming year and beyond:
seniors’ needs in a way that organizations serving a much wider 1. Finding additional sources of financial support, increasing
audience are not able to do alone. income flow, and achieving financial stability.
Presently, NN works with: 2. Identifying new strategic partners and areas of collaboration
• Cooley Dickinson Health Care  to increase our collective impact.
• Cooley Dickinson VNA & Hospice 3. Continuing to develop Outreach Programs for low income
• Downtown Northampton Association and ethnically diverse neighborhoods within the City, so
• Forbes Library that NN will be truly reflective of the senior population
• Greater Northampton Chamber of Commerce of Northampton.
• Hampshire Regional YMCA
• Highland Valley Elder Services, NN’s Board of Directors, Committees of
• Northampton Health Department the Board, volunteers, and advisors will drive
• Northampton Housing Authority these initiatives. Together, we believe that
• Northampton Senior Center NN can — we must — meet these goals to
• United Way support Northampton seniors.
We see collaboration as critical to meeting the needs of our
members. We are open to and actively seek ways we can work 9
together to leverage each other’s strengths and get more done.

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A Message from Our Treasurer Our Donors

Northampton Neighbors entered the era of Covid-19 in good NN is deeply grateful for the support of our individual and
financial condition, thanks largely to our June fundraiser and business community donors, grantors and foundations, and
a strong response to our appeal at the end of 2019.  Members, the many other organizations and people who have contributed
board members, local businesses and foundations provided the to our mission of enabling seniors to remain independent and
funds that allow us to sustain our goal of providing services, engaged as they grow older.
while not charging for membership. 
APRIL 2019-MAY 2020 become a sustaining partner. 

INCOME $64,699 Our sustaining partners are monthly amount rather
EXPENSES $53,166 individuals and businesses than one large annual
NET INCOME $11,533 who make monthly pledges amount, and you don’t
that are automatically have to think about it
However, we are in a period of financial uncertainty, as are all deducted from their bank again! NN benefits from
other small non-profits. We rely on our community’s support accounts or other types of the regular monthly
and hope that we can continue to count on the generosity of financial institutions. contributions which
foundations and local businesses. We also hope that our members When you become a permit us to maintain a
will donate as much as they are able. sustaining partner you stable financial base and
% OF MEMBERS WHO DONATED benefit from the smaller, plan for the future.

PAST YEAR: 22% A Special Thank You to those who donated in memory of Dr. Susan
NEXT YEAR (GOAL): 33% Rosen. An early NN supporter and Call Manager Volunteer, she
was a much loved and admired member of the community who
A special message to our members: become a donor or, better, a gave so much of herself to so many. She is deeply missed.
monthly sustainer today. Your donation, whether small or large,
shows that you support our mission, and it will enable us to grow 11
our membership, services, and outreach.

PLEASE SUPPORT YOUR NORTHAMPTON NEIGHBORS!

Donate online at www.northamptonneighbors.org
or send your contribution to: Northampton Neighbors,
PO Box 231, Northampton, MA 01061. Donate your
time and skills — find a volunteer application at
www.northamptonneighbors.org
[email protected] or (413) 341-0160

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Thank You, Donors! Paul & Sarah Carlan Candace & Gary Drimmer
Candace Carlisle Anne Driscoll
This list includes donors who contributed to NN even before we opened our doors Tracy Carroll *Barbara G. Weiner Dubeck
in November 2017 through March 2020. Dorothy Cary Nancy Dubin
*Sustaining Partners †In Memory of Dr. Susan Rosen Catberry Jeanne Dwight
Donna Cavanagh Charlotte Dwyer
Julie Abramson *†Anne Benedict Jerrine Cavanagh Linda Echengreen
Ron Ackerman & Cleo Gorman Wendy Berg Fanny Chalfin Phyllis Eckstein
Mari-Jon Adams Joan Berzoff Cindy & Steve Chandler-Guy J.D. Edwards
John Ainsworth Dennis Bidwell Deborah Charren Donald Edwards
Jane Allen Joan Bierbaum Paul Cherulnik Marcy Eisenberg
Diane Alpern Karen Beyel & Joseph Silverman Claire Christopherson Denise Elliot
Jean Alward Raye Birk David Chura *Nancy Elliot
Rene Andersen Janet & Robert Bissell Elaine Ciampa Bette Elsden
Anonymous Barbara Black Vicki Citron Glafyra Ennis-Yentsch
Doug Amy & Susan Rosen Rachel Blackman *Dan & Mary Ann Clawson Gerald Epstein
Adrianne Andrews Bruce & Rita Bleiman Doris Cohen David Erickson & Lucy Tirk
*Katharine Arata David Bliss Michael Cohen & Chia Collins Taiga Ermansons
David Arbeitman Evelyn Bloom Kathleen Coleman Ann Esrick
& Rachael Naismith Barbara Blumenthal Kate Collins Madeline Etkin
Patricia Aslin Helen Boston Jeanne Comeau Mary Fago
Jeanie Atkins Robert Boulrice Richard Cooper Lee Anne Fahey
Raphael Atlas & Margaret Carsley Paula Costain Hal Fales
Christine Aubrey Susan Bourque Crystal Cote-Stosz Susanne Farrington
Karen Axelrod Rita Bouthillette Marcella Couchon †Barry Feingold & Marci Yoss
*Joan Axelrod-Contrada Myrna Breibart Phyllis Cove Joel Feinman
*Sarah Bachrach B. Paige Bridgens Sheila Coy Fred & Eva Fierst
M.V. Lee Badgett Jane Brodwyn Doreen Curry Merle Feld
*†Leigh Bailey & Joel Spiro Gary Brooks Frances Dack Joel Feldman
Sam Bailey Deborah Bruce Kathleen Daly Nancy Felton
Shirley Bak & Cheryl Cross Deborah Daniell Letitia Ferguson
Carrie Baker Richard Brunswick Roberta Deihl Teresa Ferri
Linda Baker Jane Bryden Donna Dennis Janice Ferry
*Katharine Baker Carole Bull Charles Derby Marilyn Fichman
& Peter Titelman Anne M. Burger Eric Derman John Field
David and Nicole Ball Ann & Robert Burger Charles & Kelly DeRose Christine Fiedler
David and Lynn Barclay Judith Burke Florence & Peter DeRose Anne G. Fine
*Linda Barnes-Aaron Cullen Bailey Burns Daniel Desmond *Maureen Flannery
Dorothy Barr Linda Burque *Dennis & Linda Desmond Jane Fleishman
Adrienne Bashista *Cheryl Butler Jane Detender Nancy Flickinger
Lisa Baskin Barton Byg & Jan Whitaker Francine Deutsch Forest Forest
Caroline Batson Patricia Callard Ellen Dibble Sharon Forst
*Anne Bauer & Kenneth Dym Joanna Campe Michael Dipasquale Elaine Frac
Vicki Baum-Hommes *Marilyn Carey Florence Dmytryk *Adele Franks
Gordon Beebe Meg Carlan & Jovan James Lynne Donaldson Yvonne Freccero

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Nancy Frenier David Herships Victoria Knight Mary McMahon
Cornelia C. Frierson †Dr. Katherine Hicks Nancy Knudsen & Jack LaForte Lillian McPhee
& George Kriebel & Dr. Henry Rosenberg JoAnn Kobin Ellen & Robert Meeropol
*Bruce Fuller Claire Higgins Jeanne Kocsis Dale Melcher & Bill Newman
Kathryn Gabriel †Linda Hoff Susan Kohler-Gray George Menousek
Jane Leslie Garb *†David & Marcia Holden Carolyn Kohn Mark Merrett
*Darien A. Gardner Faye Hollender Ann Marie Konieczny Kathryn Messier
Gail and John Gaustad Elizabeth Horn Zane Kotker Mid-winter Schmooze
*Denise Gelinas & Mark Karpel Jack Hornor & Ron Skinn Alison Kriviskey & Dance Party
Kim Gerould *Margaret Humbert-Droz Joe Kulin Davina Miller
*Naomi Gerstel Rickey Hummell & Karin Lea Leah Kunkel Lee Miller
Jane Glushik James Humphreys Anne Kusiak *Rainey Millman
Kate Glynn Christopher Hurn Marissa Labozetta Joanne Moczydowski
Charles & Karen Katherine Hutchinson & Martin Wohl *Anne T. Moore
Golding-Staelin Raymah Hutchinson Jennifer Ladd Lynn Moran
Bruce & Nancy Goldstein Nora Israeloff Carole Lafleur Catharine Morrish
Sharon Goldstein Amy Jacobson Margaret Lamb Miriam & Sidney Moss
†Kathy Goos & Barry Werth Karen Jacques Melissa Lampron Phyllis Muldoon
Paul Gorman *Monica Jakuc-Leverett Diana Wolfe Larkin Mary Pat Murphy
Dorothy Gorra Sally Janis Judith Leeds Jean & John Murphy
Mari Gottdiener Celia Jeffries Gwendolyn Lehan Mary Murphy
Beth & Robert Grams Haxby Leonard Jekanowski *Sara Lennox Kathy Murri
*Linda Graves Jeanne & Roy Jinks Amy Leos-Urbel Jane Myers
Melissa Greenspan John Joelson & Joanne Levin *Jim Levey Paige Nangle
Janet Grenzke Martha Johnson Ernst & Roberta Liebman Janet Nelson
*Al & Sally Griggs Amalia Johnson Anne Lombard Kathy Newman
*Ruth Griggs *Carole Johnson Susan Lowery William Newman
Andrea Griswold Norma Johnson Nancy Lowry *Wendy Newton
Deborah Haas Alison Jones Barbara Lucey Frederick
Johanna Halbeisen Jeannie M. Jones Louise Lucht & Rose-Maria Nieboer
Molly Hale Kendra Kahlquist Marian MacDonald Grace Niedal
Jane Hall William Kaiser Arch Macinnes Marlene Niesner
Jayma Hall Marina Kaplan Barbara Mandell Ellen Nigrosh
Shirley Hammerschmith Mary Kasper Elizabeth Markovits Patricia Nnaji
Helen Hardy David Katz Sharon Martula Merle Norman
Richard Hart Phyllis Katz Lorene Mashburn Glenn Novak, Sr.
Molly Hauck Janice Keefe Kathryn Mason Cynthia Nyary
Susan Hawes Marguerite Kelly William Massy Steven Oksanen
*Bruce Hawkins Mary Ann Kelly Linda Matson Katie Olmstead
Victoria Healey Peter Kenney Joyce Mazur Patricia O’Reilly
Glenn Heim Greta Kessler Justine McCarthy Teresa O’Shea
Ann M. Henchey Mike Kirby & Lu Stone Margaret McDonough Carol Owen
Judith Hennessy Alisa Klein Patti McGuiness Frances Paine
Jillian Hensley *Nina Kleinberg *Darryl & Sherry McKenney Jeff Palm
Stephen Herrell Debra Knieriem Heather McLaughlin *Gerard Paquin

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Manoj & Pallavi Parikh Joel Russell Tara Thwing Donald Wheelock
Elaine Parmett Karen Saakvitne Charlotte Elizabeth Thwing Angelica Whitman
*David Pesuit & Elaine Ulman Joyce Samet Elaine Tiboni Barbara & Staunton Williams
Judy Pierson Margaret & Michael Sanders Beverly Tobin Ann Wilson
Barbara Pitoniak Christine Sass Rita Tobin †Grace Winship
Howard Polonsky Annita P. Sawyer Jessica Tropp Mary Witt
Judith Pool Alice Schearer Carol Varsano *B. L. Wolfson
Lewis & Sally Popper Betty Schlerman Alan Verson Marilyn Woodman
Lynn Posner Rice Leonard Schoenfeld †Denise & Glenn Wagner Bev Woolf
Margaret Power & Gail Shufrin William Wallace Jonathan Wright
Melinda Power Michael Schonbach Eleanor Warnock *Naomi Yanis
Laura Pravitz Cynthia Schubach Tom Wartenberg Marci Yoss
Sarah Pringle Pamela Schwartz Carla Ross Wasserman Mary B. Young
Kathy Putnam Leonard Scoenfeld *Molly Watkins Elise Young
Ellen Putnam John Sears Barbara Weene Susan Zgrodnik
†Cynthia & Chris Pyle Marjorie Senechal Anita Weigel Fred Zimnoch
Constance Rackliffe Kathryn Service Caren Weiner Sarah Zorn
James Rae Giovana D. Sessions Edward J. Welch, Jr. Julie Zuckman
Judeth Rainville Lynne Shapiro
Barbara Rakaska Paul Shoul Thank You, Business Community!
Rakers & Friends Elizabeth Silver
Lemonade Stand Alex Silverman Ahearn Funeral Home Greenfield Savings Bank
Joan Rasool †Elissa Silverman Alan Verson Attorney At Law Hampshire Dermatology
Robert Reckman Lesley Slay Alyx Akers, Five College Realty Indigo Coffee Roasters
Paul Redstone Catherine Smith *Applied Mortgage King & Cushman Insurance
Richard Rice Geoffrey & Vivian Smith Kathy Borawski, Luendelyn Studios
Alaire Rieffel Kiki Smith Borawski Real Estate M. J. Moran, Inc
Patricia Riggs Carol Spelman Broadside Books Mark Carmein,
Marilyn Robin Susan Spencer Cathy Cross, Inc. Maple & Main Realty
& Arnie Levinson Robert Sproull Construct Associates, Inc. Michael Hooker Elder Law
*Linda C. Robinson Susan Sprung Coldwell Banker Northampton Brewery
Mary Lou Robinson Francis St. Germain Community Realtors Northampton Lions Club
Bes Robinson Leslie Stein Cooley Dickinson/ Northampton Market
*Linda Robinson Ernestine & Joachim Stieber Partners HealthCare Ostberg & Associates
Norma Roche Nancy Stone Cooper’s Corner River Valley Co-op
Susan Rogers Monica Strauss & State Street Fruit Store The Artisan Gallery
Suzanne Rogers Ramona Stylos Czelusniak Funeral Home *The Davis Financial Group
Nan W. Rose Kathleen Suchocki Delap Real Estate The Murphys Realtors
Anne Rosen Virginia Sullivan Easthampton Savings Bank Thornes Marketplace LLC
Joel Rosen Patricia Sweetser Florence Bank Valley Home Improvement
Susan Roth Dennis Tarpey *Goggins Real Estate Webber & Grinnell Insurance
Eleanor Rothman Martha Teghtsoonian
Georgianna Rouleau Adin Thayer
Judith Russell Margot Thomas
†Anne N. Russell John Thorpe

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Special Thanks Joanne Marqusee Thank You, Funders!
Look Memorial Park
Carlos L. Santiago Arroyo Carmen Montes Beveridge Family Fund
Big Y Mosaic Cafe Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts
Diana Barrio Mayor David Narkewicz Cooley Dickinson Health Care-Pioneer Valley Memory Care Initiative
Janet Bennett Wendy Newton Cooley Dickinson Healthy Communities
Tara Brewster Noho Pride Florence Bank Customers’ Choice Community Grant
Mirabai Bush Northampton Bicycle Ro Family Fund
Broadside Books Northampton Center We’ve made every effort to accurately reflect each contributor and
Collective Copies for the Arts gratefully acknowledge anonymous donations too. If you find an
Coldwell Banker Northampton Chamber error in this list, please accept our sincere apology and contact us
Community Realtors of Commerce at (413) 341-0160 so we can correct it.
Cooley Dickinson VNA Northampton Market
& Hospice Northampton Open Media Become a member.
Costco Northampton Rental Center Volunteer. Donate.
Brad Crenshaw Northampton Senior Center Visit northamptonneighbors.org
Cheri Cross Ode Call (413) 341-0160
Daily Hampshire Gazette One Way Screen Printing
Deals & Steals On Point Salon & Mini Spa Photo Credit: Madeline Lenz, David Newland
Charlie DeRose Paradise Copies and Peter Titelman.
Downtown Sounds Provisions If you would like to receive a large print version of
Downtown Northampton Nancy Reeves the NN Year in Review, call (413) 341-0160.
Association Tom Reney Para una versión Español, por favor contáctanos por teléfono
Bill Dwight Richard Murphy Jazz Ensemble (413) 341-0180 o email [email protected]
Essentials River Valley Co-op y nos alegramos traducirlo.
Jane Fleishman Greg Saulmon
Florence Pie Bar Serio’s Pharmacy 19
Freckled Fox Café John & Wendy Sinton
Greenfield Savings Bank Spoleto
Guild Art Supply Rebecca Spencer
Hampshire YMCA Starbucks
Happy Valley State Street & Cooper’s Corner
Jeffrey Harness Lu Stone
Herrell’s Stop & Shop
Steve Herrell Sweeties
Jane Hertz Karen Shanahan, 10,000 Villages
Jack Hornor Danielle Thomas, PhD
In Spirit Crystals The Deuce/WW2 Club
Joe’s Pizza The O-Tones
Joia Beauty Alison Wood
Mark Karpel Whole Foods
Jonah Keane Yiddish Book Center
Nina Kleinberg
Madeline Lenz
Diane E. Liebert

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