Making Strides Against Stigma: Team Chico
This year Steps to Home walk teams are competing for Red Sox tickets right near home plate this spring. Prizes are a great way to build up a competitive fundraising spirit, but Steps to...
White Mountains Raffle Pre-Sale!
A lot of you have been requesting the link to the raffle pre-sale to benefit the Steps to Home Walk and Ice Cream Social on Saturday, May 12th to benefit Lowell Transitional Living Center. So here you go! ...
More than halfway there! #StepstoHome #donorlove
$27,500 and counting. Thank you LTLC Steps to Home walk teams and sponsors for getting us more than halfway to our $40,000 goal! Here’s to the sponsors so far: Cherry on Top Netscout Systems...
Why Walk #whywalk #stepswalk2018
Because in the homeless population, in national studies of homelessness: 16% are senior citizens, many who are handicapped. 40% of people who are homeless are disabled. 25% suffer severe mental illness. 65% experienced abuse as children...
Save the Date
7th Annual Steps to Home Walk: The Steps to Home Walk and Ice Cream Social attracts groups from the Greater Lowell region who are actively making a difference where we live and give. This...
Did you miss the party?
Thanks to generous donations from Fallon Health, Worker’s Credit Union, Dave Murphy Heating & Plumbing, and many others, Lowell Transitional Living Center (LTLC) raised $10,000 at the Tropical Getaway Benefit at Cobblestone’s Restaurant on...
Tropical Getaway Benefit/Auction Announcement!
Food, live music, tiki cocktails, $100 cash prize for best vacation-themed outfit, silent auction and live auction, tropical vacations (click for preview-must attend event to bid)! And more! All to benefit Lowell Transitional Living Center, a...
Because of you…
Our 2018 Corporate Supporters You’re so appreciated by all of us at LTLC. TO BECOME A SPONSOR EMAIL CRYSTAL 2018 Netscout Fallon Health Workers Credit Union Kronos David Murphy Plumbing and Heating Ronald B....
Building Teams
Juniper provides employee volunteer opportunities for up to 40 hours a year per employee. Colleagues may volunteer for shelter programs, such as Habitat for Humanity, and for food kitchens, community cleanup, and other activities....
4 Reasons
4 Reasons Why A Corporate Volunteer Program Is A Smart Investment –Wes Gay, CONTRIBUTOR, FORBES MAGAZINE An article in the November issue of Harvard Business Review says $160 billion is spent annually on employee training and education...