
A Labor Day Marathon in Support of Veterans...
Marine veteran Michael York ran the 124th Boston Marathon Virtual Experience on Labor Day to support Home Base and Mass General.
Marine veteran Michael York ran the 124th Boston Marathon Virtual Experience on Labor Day to support Home Base and Mass General.
Boston Hope Medical Center, a field hospital and COVID-19 respite site built in the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, opened its doors on April 10.
Retired U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Ron Welch says the new, four-day Accelerated Clinical Treatment program at Home Base helped him regain control of his life.
In observance of National Recovery Month, a Home Base social worker discusses his organization’s efforts to help veterans, services members and their families deal with substance use disorders.
At the 2019 Run to Home Base, participants raised $2.3 million to help Home Base heal the invisible wounds of war for veterans and their families.
Inspired to help other veterans, service members and their families, Army Major Vanessa Stolzoff is running with Mass General’s new Home Base team.
The gift from Wounded Warrior Project is the second largest in Mass General’s history and will allow Home Base to expand clinical care for veterans and their families.
The evening featured a cocktail reception, hors d’oeuvres, networking and a speaking program by community fundraiser Kurt Power, a former Home Base patient, and Shiri Cohen, PhD, director of Couples Services at Home Base.
Home Base’s fifth annual Mission: Gratitude gala, raises a record-breaking $1.7 million to help heal the invisible wounds for veterans and their families.
The 2016 Run to Home Base raised $1.7 million to help post- 9/11 veterans, service members and their families heal from the invisible wounds of war.