350 Mass, Lowell Node, Bi-Weekly Meeting
Join us for our regular bi-weekly meeting at Mill 5 as we move forward in the world-wide grassroots effort to combat and reverse climate change.
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Fund Our Future Bootcamp
We’re entering the next phase of the Fund Our Future campaign as we continue to fight for funding for public higher education and as we build local campaigns to spend funds provided by the Student Opportunity Act for PreK-12 public schools. Join us at the first of two Fund Our Future Bootcamps on Saturday, DecemberContinue reading →
Moody Street Mayhem cleanup
Our second cleanup for 2020 will bring us back to one of our more frequent locations. The gate on Moody Street serves as an excellent catchpoint to prevent debris from going any further. Always plenty of cleanup opportunities here.
Food Drive
Cawley Stadium parking lot 424 Douglas Rd, Lowell, MA, United StatesOne of our neighborhood letter carriers has organized a Food Drive in coordination with the Merrimack Valley Food Bank. Please consider dropping off some food staples at the Cawley Stadium parking lot, Douglas Road, on Saturday, May 23, 9 am to 4 pm. Most Needed Items: Baked Beans, Cereal, Canned Chicken, Canned Ravioli, & Spaghetti, Fruit,Continue reading →
Farm Market
250 Jackson St Lowell, MA, United StatesDue to COVID-19 emergence, the market is held outside.
Solidarity Lowell May General Meeting
ZoomThe general meeting for all members of Solidarity Lowell. Our topic is VOTING and all issues surrounding it. Zoom link forthcoming.
Peaceful Protest Against Racial and Social Injustice on Littleton Common
Saturday June 6, 10am-1pm Bring signs, wear masks, be respectful
Mass Power Forward Virtual Lobby Day
This event will be conducted on Zoom. Register by June 7 for actual link. RSVP Link: https://forms.gle/CCmmPyVL8fr7bXox9 Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/241887410433798/
Black Lives Matter Peace Walk and Rally
Westford CommonAttendees will gather at 3:00 pm on the Common with masks, signs, and social distance where they will hear a call to action and learn specific ways to affect real change within the community and beyond. Longtime educator, civil rights activist and resident of Littleton, Roland A Gibson will be an honored guest speaker. AtContinue reading →