By Sue Miyamoto We, at Aunt Dot’s Place are so thankful for Bob Bouchard at Bouchard Pierce who has provided Aunt Dot’s Place with an extra refrigerator and freezer, while we wait for the new ones that we have ordered. This kind of support is vital to our work. Thank you so much.Read More

by Sue Miyamoto When you come to the Essex Experience to do holiday shopping, be sure to bring items for Aunt Dot’s Place. Whether buying a cute hat at 4 F Sport and Fashion, something frilly at Hanes, tools and holiday decorations at Bibens ACE Hardware, or toys and puzzles at Turner Toys & Hobbies,...Read More

by Sue Miyamoto Lisa Russin, proprietor of All About Hair on Route 15 in Essex has been making masks for her clients and offering them to her clients for a $5.00 donation. Lisa, then donates the money she raises to Aunt Dot’s Place. So far, she has donated $1400! As Nelson Mandela said “We can...Read More

by Sue Miyamoto As America waits to see who our next president will be, I know one thing for sure. No matter what the results of the election are, our work at Aunt Dot’s Place will go on unchanged. We opened in 2017, and our all-volunteer team continues to serve families and individuals, from children...Read More

by Sue Miyamoto Your first priority as a citizen is to vote if you haven’t already done so. After that, consider buying a Fight Hunger bag at the Hannaford in Williston. The bags cost $2.50 and $1.00 goes to Aunt Dot’s Place! Ask for the Fight Hunger Bag, and then carry it proudly as you...Read More