Tying Up Christmas

EOP?s Andrew Maher and John Conley delivered some presents, dinner and holiday cheer at one of Heading Home?s shelters for homeless single women. For the second year in a row, EOP has donated cash ($20k in 2010) and showed up to make Heading Home clients feel special. It means a great deal to the average HH client who is eight years old. Not since the Great Depression have so many families been homeless; 7,000 on any given nightin Greater Boston.

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