Welcome to Miracle Providers NorthEast
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THE ONYX ROOM AT WESTERN AVE. LOWELL, MA
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- Door Attendants
- Ushers
- Stage Crew
- Security
- Grant Writers
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Improving quality of life for local, less fortunate families Impacted by HIV /AIDS
The Miracle Providers offers an open invitation to everyone
Would you like to know what the organization is doing for the children and families in your community that are impacted by the HIV/AIDS Virus? Do you have opinions and ideas that can help a child grow to their full potential even with adversity all around them?
Thank You
Marc Clermont
President/Founder of The Miracle Providers NorthEast
Call: 978-458-9838
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Directions
From the Lowell Connector, take the Thorndike St. exit. After the third set of lights take the ramp on the right. At the second set of lights at the top of the ramp, turn left onto Middlesex St. Middlesex Street bears to the right just after the Boys and Girls Club, follow to first set of lights which is School Street. Turn right on School, at the crest of the hill turn right onto Western Avenue. Western Avenue Studios is the large, red brick building complex at the end of the street on the right.
Programs
Holiday Wish Program
Helping Hands Trees
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Lowell Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
Miracle Providers Northeast is a 501 3c non-profit organization
Marc Clermont
President/Founder of The Miracle Providers NorthEast
Call: 978-458-9838
Write:
122 Western Ave
Box 121
Lowell, MA 01851
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“The Lowell Cultural Council Announces Its 2016 Grant Recipients
Lowell City Manager Kevin Murphy and Lowell Cultural Council (LCC) Co-chairs James Ostis and Jason Hantzis are proud to announce the award of 41 grant projects totaling $70,232 for cultural programs taking place in the City of Lowell. Ranging from festivals to film production, public art collaborations to school-based programs, live performances to personal storytelling, these projects demonstrate the breadth of creativity and commitment on the part of the grant recipients!”
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Lowell City Manager Kevin Murphy and Lowell Cultural Council (LCC) Co-chairs James Ostis and Jason Hantzis are proud to announce the award of 41 grant projects totaling $70,232 for cultural programs taking place in the City of Lowell. Ranging from festivals to film production, public art collaborations to school-based programs, live performances to personal storytelling, these projects demonstrate the breadth of creativity and commitment on the part of the grant recipients!”
Click here to read the entire press release
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