IN THE PAST YEAR WE HAVE SERVED 

OVER 8,000 CLIENTS IN

OVER 3,000 HOUSEHOLDS

ALL ACROSS THE SOUTH SHORE

Campaign Funding Initiatives

1. Meeting Educational Needs: $800,000

$300,000

3 ESOL (English as a second language) 

teachers to meet the rising demand.

$125,000

Investing in new technology and cyber security to further our education program and career services.

$375,000

Youth Mental Health/Trauma Staff to support our students beyond their educational needs.

2. Community Partnerships: $550,000    

$400,000

Fully staffing Wellspring’s Weymouth location.

$150,000

Security modifications to Weymouth’s building to protect our client’s confidentiality and dignity.  

3. Eyes to the Future: $1,000,000

Identifying the next community in need of Wellspring’s programs and services in our surrounding communities. This will increase access to food and serve new clients in a wider geographical area.

4. The Right Tools: $200,000

$80,000

Passenger Van in Hull providing transportation to and from Aunt Dot’s Kitchen and providing student transportation for classes and career services.  

$80,000

Passenger Van in Weymouth to transport clients to our network/collaborative agencies and alleviating challenges for those who do not have transportation options.

$40,000

Refrigeration for Aunt Dot’s Kitchen.

5. Sustainable Future: $1,000,000    

$1,000,000

To increase our endowment fund and to maintain stability and perpetuity for the Wellspring organization.     

A Look At Last Year’s Numbers

WELLSPRING AS AN ORGANIZATION:

27% INCREASE IN HOUSEHOLDS SERVED

34% INCREASE IN CLIENTS SERVED

13% INCREASE IN SENIORS SERVED

THRIFT SHOPS

OVER 70,000 ITEMS SOLD  

(ALL DONATED GOODS)

AUNT DOTS KITCHEN

31% INCREASE IN HOUSEHOLDS SERVED

24% INCREASE IN CLIENTS SERVED

TRANSPORTATION AND FOOD DELIVERY SYSTEM

SAVED CLIENTS AND STUDENTS OVER $10,000 IN FUEL COSTS

What You Can Do Right Now

We ask you to give your support today. To achieve our goals we cannot wait. Our clients cannot wait. A young student struggles to finish school and find meaningful work; an elderly widow needs help sorting out her social security and healthcare changes; a growing family faces an unexpected job loss -- no one can wait for life’s basic needs.

THANK YOU for making a difference! 

For more information please contact Lindsay Simpson, VP of Advancement 

at 781-925-3211 ext. 119 or email at [email protected].