Tag: Sponsors
Moved to October 4th (due to heavy rain on Sept 22).
Register here: https://www.eventcreate.com/e/2022embarcclassic
8 AM Checkin
9 AM Tee off
Register here: https://www.eventcreate.com/e/2022embarcclassic
Records Shattered: the most ever raised
Thank you to all our supporters for coming out for a night of fellowship and networking to support ACE Mentor Program. A huge thank you to our Governor Charlie Baker, our speaker Yordy Tesfaye of Shawmut and ACE alumna, and to our presenting sponsor Boylston Properties. We raised $541,000 in one night! This year, we also broke through the $1 million limit. We have awarded $1,057,500 in scholarships since we started, with your help and support.
$541,000
Raised at the event
78%
Students of color
$1,057,500
Scholarships awarded since 2007
48%
Girls
Boylston Properties presents the 8th Annual ACE Networking Event
We look forward to seeing you in-person at Artists for Humanity in South Boston.
The closest T stop is Broadway (red line), and there is pay parking available at the Channel Center Garage (accessed on W. 1st St.). The address of the garage is 116 W First St, Boston, MA 02127.
We recommend wearing a high-quality mask to the event.
Visit the event page to sponsor or buy tickets, here:
Giving Tuesday 2021
On November 30, 2021, Giving Tuesday, National Gypsum made an amazing $35,000 donation to the ACE Mentor Program of Greater Boston, on the recommendation of the Portsmouth Gold Bond plant. A huge thank you to everyone who made this possible, especially Ray Houle of New England Finish, who insists on using Gold Bond products in his builds, and to Tony Visconti and James Bennett of National Gypsum. We are so grateful for your support, and we loved the tour, where we saw the product being engineered and manufactured. Wow! #givingtuesday2021 #NationalGypsum #goldbondbuildingproducts #acementor #acementorboston #mentoringmatters
Our strategic plan
Adopted April 2021
In April 2021, the Board of Directors of the ACE Mentor Program of Greater Boston adopted a strategic plan with four major goals:
1. Fundraising: Increase fundraising for scholarships by 10% annually, while also diversifying fundraising for program operations.
2. Sustainable growth: Increase the number of students served by 10% annually. Increase mentor recruitment proportionally.
3. Alumni engagement: Re-engage alumni as mentors and on ACE committees and the Board. Offer opportunities to ACE alumni to advance their careers.
4. Board and program diversity: Increase the racial diversity of our board and mentor pool. Increase the gender diversity of our board. Build partnerships with other organizations serving BIPOC people around shared goals.
