As a residence and community resource for adults with advanced disabilities due to progressive neurological and degenerative disorders, The Boston Home's mission is to provide exceptional clinical care, compassion, access and innovative programs to make a meaningful difference in the lives of this historically underserved population. All 96 of The Boston Home's residents require wheelchairs for ambulation, as tremors, spasticity and paralysis are significant effects of disease progression. Recognized by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society as an exemplary care provider and designated as a “Center for the Promotion of Excellence in Long-term Care,” The Boston Home is committed to making life rich and full of meaningful options through programmatic offerings and services including its B. Fit! day program, Seating Clinic, state-of-the-art Wheelchair Enhancement Center, Cyber Cafe, Adaptive Watercolor Program, and more.

The Boston Home is the only organization of its kind in New England—and one of only a few in the nation—that meets the needs of:
1) Adults who have disabilities due to advanced neurological disorders and require full-time residential care, programmatic support and mobility services;
2) Adults who have disabilities due to neurological and degenerative disorders who live independently and are in need of programmatic support and mobility services.

Please join us for an evening of celebration and music featuring Grammy-nominated Nicole Zuraitis Quartet at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts on Saturday, May 13, 2023 from 6-10 PM. Funds will support the David Hatch endowment established at The Boston Home to support life-enhancing programs, staff advancement and innovative technology. The evening will include a silent auction and raffle to benefit the David Hatch Sr. Endowment for The Boston Home. 

Ticket reservations are required. 

Event will feature a silent auction and raffle. Raffle tickets $25/each at door.
Must be present to enter raffle and silent auction.