Your annual membership is a mainstay of our organization, helping to pay for programs that will enrich our senior’s lives. Membership, along with your support at our up-coming fund-raising events, will allow us to continue the fuel assistance program, monthly enrichment programs at the senior center, meals and trips.
Your gift is tax deductible to the full extent allowed by law. If your employer matched contributions, please consider naming the Friends of the Bolton Seniors as your nonprofit charity of choice. Also consider additional donations in lieu of gifts for special occasions, remembrances or memorials.
Yearly membership in the Friends of the Bolton Seniors is open to all. You don’t have to be a Senior to be a Friend!
Join us! We are looking for active members. We welcome your ideas and help with our activities. We meet once a month for an hour or two in both a social and work mode.
As of October 1st, 2008 we have 58 members.
August 12, 2009 at 6:53 pm |
I would be interested in making a contribution but I am not ready to be an active member. Please let me know how I can help. Thanks Pat
cell 781-844-2863
September 3, 2009 at 12:51 am |
I am a “senior” but do not need social or physical benefits. To me, considering I’ve not put any children thru the school system, which is the bane of my tax contribution, and I’ve no town trash collection or sewer system, I’m left to contemplate the exhorbitant tax assessment on my property, which is so high that I’m unable to sell my property and move on.
What I’d like on such a small scale as to be embassassing is to equalize the “dump sticker” benefit available to Bolton’s seniors. It is stated as allowing for “40 stickers.” Well, 40 orange stickers is not the same as 40 green stickers. I am unable to handle large bags and prefer the “kitchen” size bags at half the content of the former. Why can’t the town permit 40 stickers for large bags and 80 stickers for small bags? Instead of feeling that the town has screwed me on my taxes and is oblivious about the discrepancy regarding the so-called recycle benefit, can’t you just regard it as a dollar benefit and allow for the appropriate number of “green” stickers for dump recycle???