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Welcome to Summer Search Boston, where change has begun for 300 high school students and 500 alumni in the Boston area!

Events

Boston 2010 Leadership Dinner-4/29/2010
Looking Back, Moving Forward
 

News

In gratitude for their rich and lasting partnership with Summer Search Boston, we are thrilled to honor Loomis, Sayles & Company at our 2010 Leadership Dinner on Thursday, April 29th! We are also grateful to Loomis, Sayles & Company and Fredericka (Fredi) and Howard H. Stevenson, for being Visionary Sponsors of this year’s event. Click here for more information.

Summer Search Boston is growing.For the first time ever, we are interviewing students in every Boston District High School. For more information, please contact our outreach coordinator

Giving Back

As a graduate of Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, Jennifer Bido ‘02 now works to impact the lives of those around her. Currently she is utilizing her dual degree in Anthropology and International Health and Nutrition by coordinating projects in Ethiopia, Honduras, and Guatemala for Management Sciences for Health in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Outside of work, Jennifer is an active volunteer for Operation Frontline where she educates young mothers about the importance of healthy eating, as well as teaching them to cook nutritious meals on a budget. She recently spoke on a health career panel at Bottom Line’s Go Far Forum.

How to Help

Provide internships for our alumni: We are looking for companies to host paid professional summer internships for our alumni during college.

Be a CAN volunteer: Volunteer to be a Career Advisor in our new CAN program. For more information, please contact Ines Ariceta .

Donate to our Wish List:

  • Frequent flyer miles for kids’ airplane tickets
  • Internship/job opportunities for students
  • Laptops (used)
  • Adobe Acrobat
  • DVD Player
  • Wilderness Equipment
  • Waiting Room Chairs
  • Computer Speakers
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