RICH, THE HUMANITARIAN

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Rich was a big supporter of  EnjoinGood, which is dedicated to building bridges to dispel fear and hate that leads to violence.  We can’t all be the same and  there is scientific fact that our diversity makes us stronger,  regardless of our political or religious affiliations.  It is part of  the reason why despite the strength in number of other nations, that  America forges ahead to be more inventive, welcoming, and charitable  than much of the world.  Read the eulogy of the founder of EnjoinGood.org.

Rich was a supporter of  Save The Children which gives children a healthy start in life, in the U.S.  and around the world.  

Rich regularly supported Plenty International. Plenty is a not-for-profit organization that was created to help protect  and share the world’s abundance and knowledge for the benefit of  all. Plenty supports economic self-sufficiency, cultural integrity and  environmental responsibility in partnership with community groups and  organizations in Central America, the U.S., the Caribbean, and Africa. 

Since 1976, Abby’s House, located in Worcester, has provided  more than 11,500 homeless women and children with a safe place to stay,  regroup, and rebuild. 

Rich was a person who was happy to give to those in need, whether to a family member, a friend or a homeless person on street. His generosity was widespread, heartfelt and without fanfare. Kindness Boomerang is a testament to the way Rich lived.