If you have grown up middle class, if you are married with two jobs and good health insurance, you live in a bubble where you have a job, where you pay your bills on time, where you don’t have to worry about spending too much money for groceries or stay up at night wondering how...Read More

Have you ever wondered how Aunt Dot’s Place can keep the doors open and our shelves stocked with food for our neighbors who struggle with food insecurity? Since money doesn’t grow on trees, how do we do it? The answer is constant fundraising and generous donations.Aunt Dot’s garage sale happened because people give items for...Read More

We received over 600 pounds of produce from Trader Joe’s and we were running out of refrigerator space to store it at Aunt Dot’s Place. So naturally, we decided to share our resources with others. We gave Cheryl Grundon of the Cambridge Food Shelf several boxes of veggies. Then a volunteer called the Milton Food...Read More

We are in the same building and the same floor, but after lots of hard work we are moved into a much larger room. Hard-working volunteers set up the shelves and moved the food.Smiling Bouchard Pierce workers moved the refrigerators and freezers. Pomerleau workers put a window in the door. Refrigerators were washed and restocked.Paper...Read More

As many of you know Aunt Dot’s Place will be doubling in size when we move next door. Wall’s have been patched and washed, light bulbs replaced, a new floor plan designed and new shelving has been installed. Scott Robbins of Scott’s Cleaning has cleaned the floors for free! Bouchard Pierce will move our appliances...Read More