Huge thanks to everyone who walked, donated, and spread awareness, and of course, a massive thank you and congratulations to the @projectbread.org team for their tireless work to make this event and this mission thrive.

This event is more than a fundraiser–it’s a movement. This year's Walk comes at an urgent time for Massachusetts families facing hunger. Nearly 1 in 5 people in the state are struggling to afford groceries, while programs that ensure families have enough to eat are under attack.

We were proud to be on the ground supporting @projectbread.org’s incredible team as 4,500+ walkers across 20 states and 3 countries raised over $1 million (and counting!) to fight hunger across the Commonwealth. Fundraising for the Walk for Hunger will continue through the summer.

WHDH-TV was onsite yesterday to capture @projectbread.org's 57th annual #WalkForHunger, which was a huge success, raising more than $1 million to fight food insecurity across Massachusetts. Fundraising continues through the summer. To make a donation, visit: www.projectbread.org/walk

@nytimes.com spoke with @oldnorth1723.bsky.social, @paulreverehouse.bsky.social, and local historians to learn what really happened that night, how the story evolved, and why it still matters today:

Here's what’s in store at @oldnorth1723.bsky.social, @paulreverehouse.bsky.social, and more this week and going forward in Boston Uncovered:

State Senator Liz Miranda got the crowd going before a lively discussion with Meet Boston's Hilina Ajakaiye, M&T Bank's Grace Lee, and We are ALX's Eneida Roman, and Stephanie Spector.

The show is up through July 13, so venture out and take time to be Here and Now. #ArtMuseum

It is a public art experience that takes visitors inside the museum's galleries, outside to the #SmithCollege Botanic Garden, and then off to walk a trail deep into the woods where Rahmoun built Ghorfa #13, a wood structure that afforded us a beautiful view of the trees and nature.

Thanks to the @bostonchamber.com and BIMA for hosting a very relevant and engaging event!

The big takeaway? Whether or not TikTok remains in play (we all thought it would in some way– even if it is a bumpy road), YouTube Shorts is stepping up and offering brands a compelling space to reach more diverse audiences, especially since the same content can be shared across both platforms!

We’ve been a B Corp since 2013 and are proud to still hold that title twelve years later. Looking forward to the next time we can connect with our purpose-driven peers from our fellow Boston area B Corps! #BetterBusiness #ForceForGood

It was equally a privilege for our President and Founder, Jackie Herskovitz Russell to be part of a marketing panel with Katie Bayerl, Christine Antonellis, Rachel Jellinek, and Jeff Sigel.

It was a privilege to spend the day alongside folks like Food For Free's Senior Marketing Communications Manager, Jessica Tretina, and @projectbread.org's Director of Community Partnerships, Adriana Mendes-Sheldon, and Liz Greenhalgh.

Thank you to Marena Burnett and the Three Squares New England team for putting on such a thoughtful and energizing event.

"Hold on to the possibility your organizations bring, despite the uncertainty we are all facing now. Remember the progress we have made. We are in this together and our collaboration is our superpower," @projectbread.org's Greenhalgh continued.