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Angel Run sponsorship opportunities

MEDFIELD
FOUNDATION INC.
ANGEL RUN
DECEMBER 8, 2024
11:30 AM
Medfield High School
Medfield, MA
Be an Angel,
Run for Medfield
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Angel Sponsor - $5,000
Prominent logo display on race T shirt
distributed to over 900 local participants
Prominent logo display on race day banner,
website and social media
Recognition as an Angel Sponsor on a
stand alone social media post
• Recognition as an Angel Sponsor on race day
• Opportunity for promotional product
giveaway during packet pick-up or race day
(provided by sponsor)
Six runner registrations
• Halo Sponsor -
$2,500
Logo display on race T shirt
distributed to over 900 local
participants
• Logo display on race day
banner, website and
social media
Recognition as a Halo Sponsor
on race day
Four runner registrations
Wings Sponsor -
$1,000
• Logo display on race T shirt
distributed to over 900 local
participants
• Logo display on race day
banner, website and
socia l media
• Recognition as a Wings
Sponsor on race day
• Two runner registrations
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• Glitter Sponsor -
$500
• Listing on race T shi rt
distributed to over 900 local
participants
• Listing on race day banner,
website and social media
• Recognition as a Glitter
Sponsor on race day
Sponsorship Deadline: October 31, 2024
This is the deadline for inclusion on the race T shirt.
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Make checks payable to Medfield Foundation.
P.O. Box 745, Medfield, MA 02052
support our community during the season of giving. Medfield angels like you have
raised over $280,000 which has been distributed to Medfield residents in need
in partnership with Medfield Outreach. Join us this year and BE AN ANGEL.
Register to run, walk or stroll and help us raise money to support our community.
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MEDFIELD
FOUNDATION INC. Be an Angel,
ANGEL RUN
DECEMBER 8, 2024
11:30 AM
Medfield High School
Medfield, MA
Run for Medfield

Medfield TV’s Scarecrow Spooktacular this Saturday,10/19

From Katie Duval, Executive Director, Medfield TV –

Medfield TV’s 2nd Annual Scarecrow Spooktacular festival is scheduled for Saturday, October 19th from 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM at Baxter Park (corner of Route 109 and Route 27) in Medfield, MA. This all-ages event will bring a jack-o-lantern-sized smile to your face this Fall!


There will be music and entertainment throughout the day on the main stage. Be sure to wear your best costume and enter the costume contest, sponsored by GEICO of Braintree! Visit the vendors’ and sponsors’ booths, and take a ride on the UCC hayride. And don’t forget to vote for your favorites in the Scarecrow Competition!

Medfield TV is a non-profit community media center serving the residents of Medfield. All proceeds from the event support the organization’s mission to provide media access and education to Medfield residents, students, and employees. For more information, visit www.medfield.tv

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Angel Run registration open

“Medfield Decarbonizers” webinar, 7:30 PM, 10/8 via Zoom

From Helen Dewey of Medfield Environment Action =

Climate Action in Medfield

Thinking about installing heat pumps in your home or getting solar panels?  Maybe your current car needs to be replaced and you are thinking about purchasing an electric vehicle?  These are the most impactful actions one can take to decrease their carbon footprint as well as greenhouse gas pollution in the town of Medfield. Many fellow residents have done just that, and you can hear from some of them on Tuesday, October 8th at 7:30 pm. The Medfield Energy Committee dubs them “Medfield Decarbonizers”.  Who are they, you might ask?  They are Medfield neighbors who drive electric vehicles, have installed solar panels or heat pumps and they are a great resource for anyone considering these investments!

Medfield Environment Action (MEA) and the Medfield Energy Committee (MEC) are hosting a “Medfield Decarbonizers” webinar on Tuesday, October 8th at 7:30 p.m. via Zoom.  Medfield Decarbonizers have taken action to reduce the carbon output of everyday activities such as driving a car, heating and cooling a home or using electricity.  Hear the experiences of fellow neighbors regarding their purchases and everyday use of these sustainable technologies and ask them your questions.  In addition, learn why one panelist chose to opt up to “Medfield 100”, which supplies 100% renewable electricity through Medfield Community Electricity.

Preregister for the free webinar at tinyurl.com/decarbonizers and the Zoom link will be sent to you. For more information visit meamedfield.org  or email MEAMedfield@gmail.com with any questions.  Visit the MEA website to see videos of previous, educational webinars.  MEA is proud to network with Sustainable Medfield and MEC working together towards Medfield’s Net Zero 2050 Goal.Climate Action in Medfield

Thinking about installing heat pumps in your home or getting solar panels?  Maybe your current car needs to be replaced and you are thinking about purchasing an electric vehicle?  These are the most impactful actions one can take to decrease their carbon footprint as well as greenhouse gas pollution in the town of Medfield. Many fellow residents have done just that, and you can hear from some of them on Tuesday, October 8th at 7:30 pm. The Medfield Energy Committee dubs them “Medfield Decarbonizers”.  Who are they, you might ask?  They are Medfield neighbors who drive electric vehicles, have installed solar panels or heat pumps and they are a great resource for anyone considering these investments!

Medfield Environment Action (MEA) and the Medfield Energy Committee (MEC) are hosting a “Medfield Decarbonizers” webinar on Tuesday, October 8th at 7:30 p.m. via Zoom.  Medfield Decarbonizers have taken action to reduce the carbon output of everyday activities such as driving a car, heating and cooling a home or using electricity.  Hear the experiences of fellow neighbors regarding their purchases and everyday use of these sustainable technologies and ask them your questions.  In addition, learn why one panelist chose to opt up to “Medfield 100”, which supplies 100% renewable electricity through Medfield Community Electricity.

Preregister for the free webinar at tinyurl.com/decarbonizers and the Zoom link will be sent to you. For more information visit meamedfield.org  or email MEAMedfield@gmail.com with any questions.  Visit the MEA website to see videos of previous, educational webinars.  MEA is proud to network with Sustainable Medfield and MEC working together towards Medfield’s Net Zero 2050 Goal.

Swing Dancing at Dale by MMA on 10/18

From Patti Allen of the Medfield Music Association –

Event: Learn to Swing Dance! 

Where: Dale Street Gymnasium

When: Friday, October 18th, 7:00 PM – 9:30PM

Why: Listen to great swing music from the Medfield High School Jazz Band, learn a few new moves, and help provide financial assistance for the upcoming MHS Music dept. Disney World trip! 

🎺On Friday, October 18th from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM there will be a “Learn to Swing Dance Night” for adults and students in the Dale Street Gym!!

Learn to Lindy Hop and enjoy a group lesson with Aurelie & Tony Tye ofHop to the Beat Dance Studio!

For one night only…the Dale Street Gymnasium will be transformed and the award-winning Medfield High School Jazz Band will be performing LIVE as your “house band.” It’s sure to be a fun-filled and entertaining evening so spread the word to friends and family! All are welcome (you do not need to be a Medfield resident to attend).

👉Buy tickets here: https://www.ticketsource.us/whats-on/ma/dale-street-gymnasium/a-night-of-swing-dancing/e-zvyklp

🎟$20 for adults

🎟$10 for students and seniors

Proceeds provide financial assistance to MHS music students attending the 2025 Music Department Trip to Disney World next spring.

Yoga on the Turf Sunday at noon by MCSP

From Anna Mae O’Shea Brooke –

Join Us for Yoga on the Turf – Supporting Suicide Prevention Awareness

In honor of Suicide Awareness Month, the Medfield Coalition for Suicide Prevention (MCSP) invites you to our annual Yoga on the Turf event on Sunday, September 29, at 12 PM on the Medfield High School turf. This all-levels yoga class will be led by Paula Cleary from Medfield Yoga Studio and is open to everyone, from beginners to seasoned practitioners.

The class is FREE, but donations are kindly encouraged to support MCSP’s mission of promoting mental health, raising awareness, reducing stigma, and providing education to prevent suicide within our community.  

What to Bring: Your own mat and a water bottle
Who: ALL AGES and skill levels welcome!

Thank you for standing with us in support of mental health and suicide prevention.

Medfield TV’s 2nd Scarecrow Spooktacular 10/19, 12-4 PM

From Katie Duval, Executive Director, Medfield TV –

Medfield TV’s 2nd Annual Scarecrow Spooktacular festival is scheduled for Saturday, October 19th from 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM at Baxter Park in Medfield, MA. Kids of all ages are in for a treat!

The main attraction is a scarecrow contest, which registrants make in advance and bring to Baxter Park. These fun creations are put on display for the community and a panel of judges  to view. Prizes are awarded to winners in these categories: Most Creative, Spookiest, Wackiest, Most Dazzling, and Community Favorite. You can register online by visiting www.medfield.tv/scarecrow

Sponsorships and Vendor opportunities are still available! Get your brand out to the Medfield community and beyond, while supporting your local community media center. Contact scarecrow@medfield.tv to inquire.

Medfield TV is a non-profit community media center serving the residents of Medfield. All proceeds from the event support the organization’s mission to provide media access and education to Medfield residents, students, and employees. For more information, visit www.medfield.tv

Medfield TV’s Scarecrow Spooktacular – 12-4 on 10/19

From Katie Duval, Executive Director of Medfield TV –

Medfield TV’s 2nd Annual Scarecrow Spooktacular festival is scheduled for Saturday, October 19th from 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Medfield TV’s 2nd Annual Scarecrow Spooktacular festival is scheduled for Saturday, October 19th from 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM at Baxter Park in Medfield, MA. This all-ages event will bring a jack-o-lantern-sized smile to your face this Fall!

Local businesses, crafters, and artisans are encouraged to show off their goods by reserving space for a booth. Now through August 20th, Medfield TV is offering a $60 “Early Bird Special”. Registration increases to $75 on August 21st. Save $15 by registering today at www.medfield.tv/scarecow

Sponsorships are also available until August 20th. Email Katie Duval at scarecrow@medfield.tv if you’re interested in sponsoring this event.

In addition, scarecrow registration is also open on the site. Individuals/families, nonprofits, and businesses can register now through October 12th.

Medfield TV is a non-profit community media center serving the residents of Medfield. All proceeds from the event support the organization’s mission to provide media access and education to Medfield residents, students, and employees. For more information, visit www.medfield.tv

New Life Furniture Bank Hosts Second Community Furniture Build Event – 8/17

From Susan Maritan –

New Life Furniture Bank Hosts Second Community Furniture Build Event

Walpole, MA – August 17, 2024 – New Life Furniture Bank of MA is pleased to announce its second Community Furniture Build Event. Volunteers are invited to register for $25 to come and build a dresser for a family in need. If you are unable to attend but wish to support this event your $25 donation will fund the building of a dresser by a New Life volunteers.

Registration fees and donations will cover half the cost of each dresser. The remaining half of the cost will be covered through the generous support of Dedham Savings and Walpole Co-operative Bank.

This event will take place on Saturday, August 17th, from 12:30 PM to 2:00 PM at the New Life warehouse, located at 102 Elm Street, Walpole.

“We are delighted to receive the support of Dedham Savings and Walpole Co-operative Bank,” stated Rich Purnell, Executive Director of New Life Furniture Bank. “Their generosity enables us to provide essential furnishings to families transitioning out of homelessness. Donors and volunteers will play a crucial role in helping rebuild lives by filling homes with much-needed furniture.”

To register for the event, or to make a donation, please visit: newlifefb.org/community-furniture-build.

New Life Furniture Bank of MA is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing gently used furniture to individuals and families in need. By partnering with the community and local businesses, New Life helps transform empty living spaces into homes filled with comfort and dignity.

Medfield Gazebo Players next weekend at Bellforge – 5PM Sat. & Sun.

I saw the Medfield Gazebo Players’ performance of Two Gentlemen of Verona last night next to the Lee Chapel as the sun set. I loved the Shakespeare with 50’s Doo Wop music and actors in poodle skirts and doing 50’s dance numbers. Medfield’s Small family crushed it, playing almost half the roles and Steve directing. Cynthia Small played the Duke and even had her own song – the “”Duke of Earl” played for each entrance.

I highly recommend that people share the fun and attend next weekend, 5PM on both Saturday and Sunday. This is quality local theatre, outside as the day ends – delightful! Bring your own snacks or dinner. The couple next to me really knew how to live – they brought drinks, dinner, chairs, and a small table – sweet.