Nearly 600 pounds of food was donated to Aunt Dot’s Place on Sunday night from Camp Daybreak! Camp Daybreak is a residential summer camp for 8- 11 year old kids who have a range of social, emotional and behavioral needs. Each child is paired with a “big sibling”, a high school or college student. Camp...Read More

According to the dictionaries that I checked, a habit is a settled or regular tendency or practice. We have all kinds of habits – good, bad or indifferent. One habit I have is getting Dunkin Donut’s coffee after I work at Aunt Dot’s Place. I always use my Contigo Travel Mug to avoid one- use...Read More

According to Lisa Senecal, the Chair of the Vermont Commission on Women, nearly 4A0 percent of female led households live in poverty in Vermont, and most Vermonters living in poverty work full time. In her article “Lisa Senecal: Facing obstacles is universal for women”, she also explains that on average, when a woman retires, she...Read More

Last May, I wrote a blog post about John and Barbe Koier of Underhill, about how they were planting a garden and planning on sharing its harvest with Aunt Dot’s Place. Here they are with some lovely veggies for Aunt Dot’s Place! If you have a vegetable garden, and want to share produce with us,...Read More

A local family, who did not leave their name, decided to ask guests to their birthday party to bring food to donate to Aunt Dot’s Place instead of gifts. They excitedly dropped off the donation this past Saturday. It weighed in at 119 pounds of food!We are so thankful to each generous donor who gives...Read More