E2 Poem-a-thon: From Compassion to Action

Thank you for finding your way here, Common School community members! To support the Center for New Americans, our E2 writers have taken on the challenge of writing 100 poems in November. Your donation means partnering with our young people as they push themselves to make positive change for people in our community. Please help our oldest students turn their compassion and creativity into free English classes for local immigrants. With your help, we can reach our goal!

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This contribution is being made thanks to the efforts of E2 Literacy Class - Amelia Sawyer, who supports our campaign. You can support it as well - once you complete the donation, you will be able to create your own Personal Campaign Page!

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Center for New Americans has been welcoming and serving immigrants in Western Massachusetts since 1992. We teach free classes in English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), digital literacy, civics, U.S. culture. We offer support services including connections to community resources and assistance finding employment. We also offer some immigration legal services, including assistance applying and preparing for U.S. citizenship, assistance with employment authorization and family petitions, and some humanitarian assistance. We rely on a small, dedicated staff, an engaged board of directors, generous volunteers and supporters, and public and private funding. 30 Poems in November! is one of our most important fundraisers every year.