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Since 1896, EPH has supported low-income and immigrant families in Boston and Somerville.

One of the first settlement houses in Boston, the Elizabeth Peabody House empowers families with the tools they need to thrive through early childhood education, youth development, and family assistance.

125th Anniversary Soiree: The Harvard Club of Boston

Thank you to all who came to celebrate our 125th Anniversary on Saturday April 23rd! We are grateful to our sponsors and all those who bid on our fabulous auction items. More photos can be seen here, courtesy of Miss Gee Photos.

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EPH: a Modern Nonprofit with Historical Roots

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View fullsize The EPH 125th Anniversary Soiree is next Saturday! On April 23rd we'll be meeting all of you at the @harvardclubboston for an evening of drinks, cocktails, live music, and community! Our silent auction is now live (check the link in our bio) for you
View fullsize Every month, the EPH preschool will be making and enjoying a #CACFPCreditable snack! In April, the snack was a delicious plum salad served over cottage cheese and rice squares. Swipe to the second slide for the recipe! #EPHpreschool #elizabethpeabod
View fullsize Today, Food Pantry Coordinator Thomas Strange is traveling to Warsaw, Poland! With $2,000 from EPH and $5,000 raised by friends and family, he is going to purchase supplies and food and bring them to the border of Poland and Ukraine where he will spe
View fullsize Only 1 month left until we celebrate our 125th anniversary at the @harvardclubboston! We're looking forward to sharing cocktails and hors d'oeuvres with you as we listen to live music from local band Shore Jazz. There will be a silent auction as well
View fullsize On #InternationalWomensDay2022 we want to honor our namesake, Elizabeth Palmer Peabody! The first female publisher in the United States, Elizabeth broke gender barriers in the literary and education fields. Her bookstore in downtown Boston was the si
View fullsize We are honored to be one of 17 local nonprofit organizations serving low-income and immigrant populations to be awarded funds through the @cambridge_cf. With this additional $13,500, we will be able to continue operating our food pantry and providing

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The Elizabeth Peabody House exists to serve our community in Somerville and surrounding towns. Every single donation goes directly to our programs and operating costs, including purchases of PPE to keep our teachers and students safe, and partitions to divide up our classroom space. We are extremely grateful for the aid we receive from our community partners, neighbors, families, and supporters as we continue to do our work.