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06/19/2026

06/19/2026

Sunday afternoon. First Parish lawn in Stoughton. Sixth year of this one, and you can feel it.

Rainbow Knights ran the day end-to-end: live music, drag on the steps, kids running between food trucks and the raffle table, resource tables tucked into the shade. No spectacle. No sponsorship parade. Just the kind of Pride small towns do best — neighbors showing up for neighbors, where being yourself is treated as the obvious choice, not the brave one.

We spent the weekend criss-crossing the South Shore: Halifax, Middleboro, Stoughton. Three lawns, three crowds, one weekend. The grand ones get the coverage. The lawn ones are where the work is.

Thanks to Rainbow Knights and everyone who showed up.

06/13/2026

59 photos from Halifax Pride. Find yourself, tag yourself, share them with whoever needs them.

The South Shore doesn't always get to be where this happens. Halifax made sure it was.

Thank you to Halifax Pride for putting on the day, Edwina Typhoon and Bianca Knight for the show, the sponsors for making it possible, and to everyone who showed up as themselves.

There's a lot of love down here.

06/13/2026

A few frames from inside Lucini Transportation.

Old trucks. New trucks. And the people who keep them running.

Part of North Easton Savings Bank’s Locally Invested campaign. More soon.

Lucini Bus Lines Inc.

06/07/2026

The West Bridgewater River Walk is one of those community events that reminds you what a small town looks like when it when it comes together to celebrate. Vendors, conservation work, neighbors, the river — all of it, one afternoon. It's on today. Get out there.

Last years recap for a taste of what's in store!

05/30/2026

Anatomy of a dandelion 🌱

05/08/2026

The Shelf Life Episode 2 — Food Access Is Solvable with Jeff Bellows, Vice President Corporate Citizenship & Public Affairs at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts

In this reel from The Shelf Life, we dig into one of the most important truths about hunger on the South Shore and across Massachusetts: food access is a solvable problem.

We have the data.
We have the community.
Where is the block?
Where is the blueprint?

What we need — and what this episode breaks down — is the collective will to remove the barriers that keep families from the healthy food they deserve.

At the South Shore Food Bank, we see every day that solutions already exist: stronger pantry networks, shared resources, fresh food distribution, and community‑driven partnerships that make dignity the standard, not the exception.

🎧 Watch the clip, then dive into the full conversation on The Shelf Life to hear how we can turn solvable into solved.
Because hunger isn’t inevitable — it’s a systems problem we can fix together.

Watch the full episode ➡➡
🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/67MFhriv4rVhAZ4GzeJL42
▶️ Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/pYmQ6DFkHy0

05/03/2026

My grandfather has been a member of the Knights of Pythias for over 50 years.

For most of my childhood, I knew it as the thing that took him out on certain nights, the lodge he'd mention with quiet pride, the fraternal order that meant something to him in a way he didn't always explain — but you could feel it.

The Knights of Pythias are one of the oldest fraternal organizations in the country, founded in 1864 on the principles of friendship, charity, and benevolence. They've always been about something beyond themselves — community, mutual aid, showing up for the people around you. My grandfather lived that without making a big deal of it. He just did it. And somewhere along the way, it became part of how I understand what we owe each other.

So when the Knights made a $4,000 donation to the West Bridgewater Food Pantry, I brought him with me. I wanted Jerry to meet the people doing this work — and I wanted the people doing this work to meet him. I brought my camera because that's what I do. The photos are just below.

That's the thing about full-circle moments — they sneak up on you.

The work we do at Metacomet Studio has always been rooted in community. Not as a brand position. Just as a fact. And events like this one are a reminder of why that matters — because the organizations in this space, doing this work, are doing something real.

Grateful to everyone tagged here. Dreams for Emily, Easterseals Massachusetts, Easton Food Pantry, the Ilse Marks Food Pantry, Breakthrough T1D, The Lilabean Foundation for Pediatric Brain Cancer Research, RIDE 22 — these are organizations doing meaningful work, and they deserve every bit of recognition and support we can give them.

05/02/2026

Music. Community. Connection. That's what it's all about!

At Community Autism Resources, we believe in building relationships that make a real difference for individuals with ASD and the families and professionals who support them. Our partnership with Autism Rocks is a perfect example of that mission in action!

Check out this amazing highlight video from Metacomet Studios, and stay tuned, because more videos and interviews from the concert are coming soon!

05/01/2026

Episode 2 of The Shelf Life is here!! — and this one hits differently.

Our Executive Director Pam Denholm sat down with Jeff Bellows, VP of Corporate Citizenship at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, right in the BCBSMA cafeteria in Hingham — the very place our partnership took root during COVID. When the world shut down, their team kept kitchen staff employed and produced 5,000 meal kits a week for neighbors across the South Shore. That’s the kind of corporate citizenship Jeff leads every day.

In this episode, Pam and Jeff dig into something we believe deeply at the South Shore Food Bank: hunger in Massachusetts is solvable. We already grow enough food. The real question is where the wall is — and who’s willing to help find the blueprint.

They dive into:

🔵 Why food access is a healthcare issue, not a charity issue
🔵 What it means for BCBSMA to operate as a not‑for‑profit accountable to its community
🔵 The dot RX prescription program — prescribing food, green space, and connection
🔵 How a warehouse investment helped build a model now being replicated statewide
🔵 What corporate citizenship looks like when 80–90% of your employees volunteer every year

This is the kind of conversation that reminds us why this work matters — and why we believe solutions are within reach.

🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/67MFhriv4rVhAZ4GzeJL42
▶️ Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/pYmQ6DFkHy0

If this conversation resonates, share it with someone who needs to hear it. And if you haven’t yet, subscribe, follow, and leave us a review — it helps us reach more neighbors.

All hands in. 🙌