Residences at Brighton Marine: A Veteran’s Perspective
We are thrilled to have two veterans working on construction for the Residences on Brighton […]
Videos
Topping off the Residences at Brighton Marine
On Thursday, May 23rd, the Board of Directors, our leadership team and staff members, joined […]
Veterans: From Housing to Health
Brighton Marine Program Development Officer, Bob Notch, discusses a one-of-a-kind initiative creating 102 units of affordable […]
Brighton Marine on “The Take”
Marlene Calisi, Vice President of Administration & Finance at Brighton Marine, joins Sue O’Connell, host […]
The Residences at Brighton Marine Groundbreaking
On June 18th, 2018, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh and Congressman Seth Moulton joined the veteran community in Brighton to break ground on a first-in-the-nation $46 million Boston development that will bring 102 units of housing and supportive services to local veterans.
Veteran Endowment Fund
Brighton Marine strives to positively impact the lives of every veteran. The Veteran Endowment Fund allows Brighton Marine to find housing for veterans in need in the Greater Boston Area.
Island Cleanup & Planting Day
A big portion of Brighton Marine’s mission is to give back to the local community. Each year, during the spring season, staff members and volunteers gather for a Brighton Marine Island Cleanup District.
Veterans Town Hall
On Veterans Day 2017, in coordination with The City of Boston, Brighton hosted a Veteran’s Town Hall. The idea behind a Veterans Town Hall is to give vets of all wars a chance to address their community directly and without intermediaries.
Thank a Vet
Operation Thank a Vet was started in 2015 by the city's Office of Veterans' Services. The goal of the outreach program is to not only thank veterans for their service, but to also provide information about resources they may need.
9/11 Service Day
Brighton Marine was proud to support the Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund in September 2017 to assemble 500 military care packages for service members deployed overseas, and 500 care packages for the New England Center for Homes and Veterans.