CAPINC believes in supporting our local communites.
As a company, we want to not only provide the best customer service to our customers, but also try to improve the quality of life for people in the places where we live and work. We are proud to support the following organizations:
2007 Website and IT Assistance from CAPINC (under development)
The current project is assisting Reverend Burns Stanfield with the website for the Fourth Church in South Boston. Reverend Stanfield has revitalized an old urban church by establishing programs in music and the arts, community mediation, and outreach to people with AIDS and the elderly.
Since he took over as pastor in 1991, the congregation has grown from 25 to about 120 members. But his church, located in the Andrew Square neighborhood, serves hundreds more every year through its programs, including a free summer day camp, youth groups, a food pantry, music and art classes, and tutoring. Most of children and adults who participate in those programs are not members of the church.
Rory McCarthy of MWF has hand-cycled across the US and around the world! He is also a mentor to MIT undergrads and frequently talks at other schools and universities. Move With Freedom helps people with disabilities achieve life-transforming improvements in their mobility. Designs that help people move with freedom. Designs created by teams that enjoy a challenge. Move With Freedom fosters open design efforts for mobility equipment for people with disabilities.
Mobility Without Barriers Foundation is an international humanitarian organization that has developed safer, more versatile assisted-mobility options for children and adults with disabilities. The new designs are all-terrain, multiple-gear mobility cycles that resolve many of the difficulties associated with conventional push rim and tricycle wheelchairs.
Julie's Family offers programs that build strong, healthy families. Its services enable mothers and their children to become healthy, responsible, successful and economically self-sufficient members of their communities.
Julie's Family model of family support strengthens the bonds between family members and helps both parents and children break the cycle of poverty. Adults can join a basic needs group or a personal and family goals group. There are also programs on adult basic education, life skills education, workplace readiness skills, employment and career counseling, and more. And while mothers work on personal goals, their children are also receiving services. These include infant and toddler childhood development centers, a Montessori pre-school, tutoring and more.
In October 2006, Julie's Family Learning Program, located in South Boston, Massachusetts, received the Oprah's Angel Network grant in conjunction with O, The Oprah Magazine's "O You!" event.
Ongoing contributions
New England Shelter for Homeless Veterans
We support
educational efforts at elementary schools near our offices in MA and NH.
