A benefit to support the programs of Solutions at Work

Our third annual dance was held on Saturday, April 28, 2007, at the Hibernian Hall in Watertown.

We would like to thank the following individuals and organizations for their help and hard work that made our dance possible:

Thank you to these wonderful restaurants and stores for our delicious buffet dinner! Please show your appreciation by trying them yourselves.

Thanks to the local businesses who helped make our auction a success!

Our Volunteers

Adonna, Barbara, Caiya, Frank, John, Joe, Jude, Karla, Maida, Mark, and Stephen from Solutions at Work

Youth Group, Congregational Church of Weston, United Church of Christ

The Band

By day, theologian and noted author Harvey Cox is a Professor at Harvard Divinity School. (His most recent book is When Jesus Came to Harvard: Making Moral Choices Today.) But by night (or late afternoon in the case of weddings!) Cox plays a mean tenor sax with his band, Harvey Cox & The Embraceables.

Founded in 1973 to play at a New Year’s Eve party for a Cambridge housing coop, the Embraceables boasts a range of prominent members. Joining Cox are MIT professors Mark Schuster (bass) and Jay Keyser (trombone); saxaphonist Norm Faramelli, Lecturer in Social Ethics at BU and Priest in Residence at St. Luke's and St. Margaret's Episcopal Church in Allston; flutist Linda Chase, who teaches at Berklee College of Music and New England Conservatory; Jim Wallace, keyboardist and former Abt Associates executive; and drummer David Mann.

The Embraceables asks at most a minimal charge for community or hospital events, or for non-profits’ fundraisers, but does charge for private parties to help defray expenses.