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If you would like
to help Stop The Bleeding in the form of a monetary donation, just click on the donation button below.
The following are the 5 shelters in the
Boston area we focus on, primarily because they are smaller operations, and we believe in what they're doing and the
respect with which they treat the homeless. If you see something you like, don't hesitate to contact these great organizations
about a donation.
Renewal House (Boston) Hotline: (617) 566-6881 Tel: (617) 277-4194 Email: renewalhouse@igc.org
Provides temporary and emergency shelter for battered women and their children,
counseling, support groups, welfare, court, housing and child advocacy.
Bread and Jams Day Program
The Matta Home
Shelter For Homeless Veterans
Brockton, MA
781-686-7456
Sancta Maria House
Temporary women's shelter
Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter
*MUSICIANS* *ARTISTS* *ENTERTAINERS*
*SOUNDPEOPLE*
*VOLUNTEERS*
> Anyone who wants to help can contact me by e-mail at
or by phone at 781-480-4152. Bands and solo artists interested
in performing at these shows can send
their demos/CD's to:
Stop The Bleeding
26
Myrtle St.
Apt.
# 1
Malden, Mass. 02148
or just shoot us an e-mail at the above e-mail address.
Allright? Let's do this. Peace.
Neil Christian Schramm
"The difference between what we are doing and what we are capable of doing would solve most of the world's problems"
Mohandas "Mahatma" Gandhi
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3 ways
to donate clothing
1. Drop it off at Standard
Electric Supply Co. located at 960 Mass Ave. in Boston - I work there - either ask for me or you can just drop it in the Winter
Clothing Donation Box.
2. Bring it to any
Stop The Bleeding Benefit show - even if you're not attending, I will be happy to accept your clothing donation.
3. Give me a call
or an e-mail - I may be able to come to you and pick it up - depending on when and where.
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If you would like to donate clothing but don't have anything in particular of your own to donate, you can still
help - as always, certain stores around the Boston area will be selling hats, gloves, scarves, socks, liner gloves, and
things of that nature for as little as $1 each. This is a great inexpensive
way to help the homeless, when you consider that for as little as $1 you can help prevent someone
from getting frostbite and possibly dying - for $1. No BS scam here, just the truth. The following
stores usually carry these $1 items during the winter season:
Dollar Tree
K-Mart
Family Dollar
Dollar Fun(Malden)
*also*
the Revere Flea Market(in
the Revere movie theater parking lot) has $1 Winter clothing items.
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Stop
The Bleeding still needs a few things to more effectively put on our benefit shows. If anyone would like to play Santa Claus
and help us out with any of these things, let us know.
Here's
what we need:
1. Venues for our benefit shows. This has been and continues to be the biggest problem we
have with getting these shows going. We need places that will let us use their room free of charge for our shows.
2.
Stage lighting equipment for our live shows.
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I received this e-mail a few months
back from Horizons For Homeless Children, a great organization that is currently in need of some new sleeping mats
for the kids of the homeless families they assist - click on the link below to read and you can also check out their website
on the "Feedback" page if interested...
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Horizons For Homeless Children email
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