Date/Time
Date(s) - 03/15/2016
11:30 am to 10:00 pm
Location
Not Your Average Joe's - Needham
Communities United, Inc. (CUI) today announces its 2016 Innovation Day Challenge fundraising activities to increase community support for its Creative Start Children’s Centers in the greater Boston area. Not Your Average Joe’s in Needham has partnered with Communities United to set aside 15% of all purchases made by CUI supporters every Tuesday in March. In order for your purchases to be counted, please visit our website to download the NYAJ’s Certificate.
What is the CUI 2016 Innovation Day Challenge?
On April 1, Innovation Day will bring together 300 local Pre-K students and 100 creative and analytical volunteer mentors to work together on STEM-based projects fostering innovative thinking.
On April 11th, we will recognize the winners of the Innovation Day Challenge by providing an Innovation Day Gala hosted at the Constant Contact facility in Waltham, MA featuring special guest, news anchor Ed Harding, of WCVB Channel 5. The Innovation Day Gala will recognize the winners from the Innovation Day Challenge as well as provide attendees with opportunities to learn more about the STEM education taught in the centers.
Interested in attending the Innovation Day Challenge Gala Reception? Please visit our Event Landing Page to learn more about the event and registration.
Communities United, Inc. is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization with an Executive Director and a volunteer Board of Directors. The goal of CUI is to give preschool children and families an opportunity to experience growth by providing an environment that encourages participation and interaction in a full range of developmentally appropriate activities. While CUI serves children from the full socio-economic spectrum, the organization’s focus is on identifying the most at-risk families and ensuring that their needs are met. CUI actively serves families living in the communities of Arlington, Belmont, Brookline, Burlington, Lexington, Needham, Newton, Waltham, Watertown, Wellesley and Woburn, MA.
