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SCI Connect for Community Impact: Panel & Award Presentation

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Join SCI for a lunch event where you will gain insights from our panelists, celebrate a community, and of course, make connections!

The event will feature the SCI Connect for Community Impact Award presentation, sponsored by Eastern Bank. This year’s award will be given to the Quincy community, with Tim Cahill, President of the Quincy Chamber of Commerce, accepting the honor.

The event will also showcase a panel discussion on business and community collaboration to foster healthy and fair communities!

Wednesday, May 29th, 11:30 am-1:00 pm

At The Boston Foundation

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Meet our Connect for Community Impact Panel

Read more about our panelists on our event website!

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