Project Lifesaver in the news

By mark  |  2010/06/21 10:25 Posted in News  |  Comments (0)

The Brockton Enterprise covered the recent milestones for the Middleboro area implementation of Project Lifesaver.


Project Life Saver, which helps track individuals who are afflicted with an illness that cause them to wander, is close to being implemented in the town.

Ed Beaulieu, a trustee for The Future of Middleboro Trust, which is sponsoring the program, said training was completed last week for police, fire, and health department personnel.

“It will be up and running very shortly,” said Beaulieu.

Due to its size, Middleboro requires four receivers and they currently have two. The trustees are seeking to raise an additional $4,800 for the receivers.

FOMT fundraiser January 29, 2010

By mark  |  2010/01/18 20:52 Posted in Events  |  Comments (0)

The Tuesday Night Jazz Band will be performing at the Middleborough VFW on Station Street as a fund raiser for The Future of Middleborough Trust, Middleborough on the Move, and The Middleborough Veterans’ Outreach Center. They will be apprearing on Friday January 29, 2010 at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $12.00. They are available at Maria’s and at the Law Office of Adam Bond. You can also call Ed Beaulieu for tickets at 508-946-0152

Scott Brown is coming to Middleborough for a meet and greet. He will be at the Flat Iron Cafe on Saturday January 16, 2010 at 4:45 PM. He will be there for about a half hour.

Ed Beaulieu

Christmas Parade donation

By mark  |  2009/11/08 22:07 Posted in News  |  Comments (1)

On Saturday November 7, the Trustees of the Future of Middleborough Trust voted unanimously to donate $300 to support the Middleborough Christmas Parade.  Parade organizers were running a $900 deficit.  This was partially offset by a $450 donation from the Law Offices of Adam Bond and by $300 from the Trust.

FOMT purchases handicap swing

By mark  |  2009/06/08 21:27 Posted in News  |  Comments (1)

FOMT Trustees present check to Parks Dept.

FOMT Trustees present check to Parks Dept.

The Future of Middleboro Trust presented a check to the Middleboro Parks Department for purchase of a handicap swing for the Peirce Playground. The existing swing had been destroyed by vandals. The swing fully supports the user and has restraints that secure disabled or young children.

The board of trustees would like to thank the Middleboro citizens who attended our fundraisers or donated money.