PTP and AWS Serve Hope at the 2024 American Cancer Society’s Hope Lodge in Boston

“The Hope Lodge is not just a building, it’s a home.” – Hope Lodge Guest and Survivor

We had a deeply impactful evening as the PTP team, including Ethan Simmons, Mike McElaney, Patrick McGillicuddy, Eric Ransden, and Hong Pun, along with the AWS MASS SMB team including RJ Grandpre, Christopher Loo, Dustin DiGregorio, Andrea Gallo, and John Murphy, served dinner to the incredible guests and their caregivers at the American Cancer Society’s Hope Lodge in Boston.

The highlight of the night was hearing the powerful stories of hope and resilience, with guests ringing the 🔔 to celebrate the completion of their treatment. It was a humbling experience to witness firsthand the tremendous work being done at Hope Lodge, and the deep gratitude expressed by those staying there truly touched our hearts.

We’re honored to have spent this evening alongside the American Cancer Society and the inspiring individuals they support. Giving back to our community and being part of this journey with ACS is a privilege we hold dearly.

Thank you to everyone who made this evening so special.

About Hope Lodge Boston: The American Cancer Society’s Hope Lodge in Boston provides a free, supportive place to stay for cancer patients and their caregivers during treatment, offering a comforting home away from home in the heart of the city. Established to alleviate the financial and emotional burden of traveling for treatment, Hope Lodge Boston features 40 private guest rooms, each with its own bathroom, along with shared kitchens, dining areas, and living spaces where guests can connect with others facing similar challenges. Located close to Boston’s world-renowned medical centers, the Lodge offers complimentary accommodations and a sense of community for those undergoing cancer treatment. By reducing the stress associated with finding and funding temporary housing, Hope Lodge Boston enables guests to focus on what truly matters—their health and recovery.