My connection to Bay Cove began when my sister, Eileen, joined their day program at 22. Seeing the care she received, my family quickly came to respect the organization’s mission. My father became deeply involved, serving as Chairman of the Board of Directors for three years. Six years ago, I followed his lead, and for the past three years, I’ve been honored to serve on the Board of Directors.

Bay Cove serves over 25,000 people annually, addressing mental health challenges, developmental disabilities, substance use disorders, and homelessness. This October, on World Homeless Day, Bay Cove launched its Give Warmth—Give Hope (GWGH) campaign to provide over 2,000 winter essentials to 600 individuals experiencing homelessness—lifesaving items for the cold months ahead.

Bay Cove transforms lives and uplifts our community. Please join me in supporting this vital work—your donation can bring warmth and hope to someone in need.