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Each concert presented by Eudaimonia is presented in partnership with, and in support of, an existing Boston-based social service or initiative. Each program inventively evokes the message or cause of the partnering service organization, subtly weaving in themes of protection, nourishment, independence, freedom from violence, empowerment, and the need for home and haven.
Social Action Partners for Past and Upcoming Concerts: Boston Area Rape Crisis Center Our Bodies Ourselves Today Shelter Music Boston Ocean River Institute The Negro Spirituals Royalties Project Kavod, A Tzedakah Collective First Parish in Cambridge Rebecca Strauss, Music For Healing Tunefoolery Music, Inc. On The Rise The METCO College Scholarship Fund of Lexington Samaritans Family Promise Metrowest Women’s Philharmonic Advocacy Yad Chessed Jane Doe Inc. The Muslim Justice League (MJL) |
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Information on Partnering with Social Action Organizations
We’re committed to reaching out to separate groups for each concert offering, especially as ongoing partnership can end up being too demanding for a nonprofit service organization that’s just trying to pursue its original purpose. Collaboration of this nature needs not to be a strain on any service organization, so Eudaimonia fully organizes and executes each concert to draw attention to the partner organization’s work and to bring it some financial support through audience contributions and visibility. “Co-sponsorship" on the partner organization's part is in the form of publicizing our event and providing some sort of well-integrated informational component about the organization at the concert; the shape of this component is decided by the service organization’s leaders in order to be of the greatest consciousness/support-raising benefit. Organizations interested in partnering with Eudaimonia on a public event of this nature should contact Eudaimonia’s director, Vivian Montgomery.
We’re committed to reaching out to separate groups for each concert offering, especially as ongoing partnership can end up being too demanding for a nonprofit service organization that’s just trying to pursue its original purpose. Collaboration of this nature needs not to be a strain on any service organization, so Eudaimonia fully organizes and executes each concert to draw attention to the partner organization’s work and to bring it some financial support through audience contributions and visibility. “Co-sponsorship" on the partner organization's part is in the form of publicizing our event and providing some sort of well-integrated informational component about the organization at the concert; the shape of this component is decided by the service organization’s leaders in order to be of the greatest consciousness/support-raising benefit. Organizations interested in partnering with Eudaimonia on a public event of this nature should contact Eudaimonia’s director, Vivian Montgomery.