Wildflower News

Cummings Foundation representative Mike Truesdale visited Wildflower’s Lexington office to announce that they received a Cummings Foundation $100K for 100 grant. Wildflower is one of 100 local nonprofits chosen from a total of 597 applicants during a review process.

The $100K for 100 program supports nonprofits that are based in and primarily serve Middlesex, Essex and Suffolk counties. Through this place-based initiative, Cummings Foundation aims to give back in the area where it owns commercial buildings, all of which are managed, at no cost to the Foundation, by its affiliate Cummings Properties.

A grant of this magnitude will be transformational for Wildflower. Founder Cyndi Jones said “this grant will be the catalyst for the expansion of our services, ensuring that more children in the Greater Boston area will be able to rediscover life after the loss of a parent through our unique program.”

Learn more about the Cummings Foundation here.

What a night! Wildflower’s guests enjoyed a wonderful night of dining, shopping, dancing and socializing at the Rodman Celebration. Thank you to all who attended. All proceeds generated from the Celebration support Rodman’s affiliated agencies, including Wildflower. To learn more, please contact Laura at 781 861-1413 or lkrotky@wildflowerforkids.org.

Find photos here.

Team Wildflower Runs the Falmouth Road Race

Thank you Team Wildflower runners Janet Zuroske, Brian Ryan, Michele Kimpton and Andrew Kimpton! It was a great day to support Wildflower while running along the beautiful Falmouth beaches.

Sold Out Wildflower Benefit Featuring Oz Pearlman was a Smashing Success!
The pictures say it all. Wildflower’s benefit with Oz Pearlman was AMAZING! We’re still asking, “how did he do it?” Thank you volunteers, sponsors and guests for making this event a sold-out success.