|  Generation
Next
Generation
Next for Rogerson Communities
(GN) is a group of young professionals who help fulfill
the mission of Rogerson Communities. The group
is dedicated to empowering young men and women to serve
Greater Boston's elderly and low-income men and women.
Learn
more about Generation Next's upcoming
parties, check out our past events,
and find out how you can become a member
today!
Upcoming
Events
Art
of July
The 13th annual Art of July art-inspired
fundraiser will this year benefit Rogerson Communities.
The event will take place Thursday, July 27 from 7-11
p.m. at the Mariott Copley Place, 110 Huntington Avenue
in Boston.
Featured
artists include Designs
by Hillary, Designer Marisa
Perry, Photographer Liz
Linder and painter Paul
Goodnight.
Members
of Generation Next for Rogerson Communities will
assist in the planning of the event. For more information,
contact Annual Fund and Special Events Manager Keri Aulita
at (617) 469-5822 or aulita@rogerson.org
Past
Events
Next
Stop: Broadway
Generation
Next for Rogerson Communities and
The
Boston Conservatory presented Next Stop: Broadway
Friday, April 7, 2006. Guests joined Generation Next for
appetizers and drinks during the pre-party at Dillon's
and saw The Boston Conservatory's opening night performance
of Two Gentlemen
of Verona. All
proceeds benefited Rogerson Communities.
Midweek
Mingle
Generation Next hosted a Midweek Mingle Wednesday, March
15 from 6-9 p.m. at Peking
Tom's, 25 Kingston Street, Boston. Members came to
network and relieve some stress while planning Generation
Next's upcoming events to benefit Rogerson Communities!
For
more information about future Midweek Mingles, contact
Annual Fund and Special Events Manager Keri Aulita at
(617) 469-5822 or aulita@rogerson.org.
Next
Stop: Hip Holiday
Generation
Next hosted its third annual Holiday Gift Drive,
the third in the group's series of "Next Stop"
events, from 5:30 to 9 p.m., Monday, December 5 at Mario
Russo Salon, 9 Newbury Street, third floor, Boston.
Guests
grooved to the beat in Rogerson's hip-hop lounge and entered
to win raffle prizes including a Mario Russo salon package
and two round trip tickets on Southwest Airlines.
The
money raised and gifts collected at the event will benefit
Rogerson's low-income and elderly residents and day program
participants.
Next
Stop: Twist of Fate
Generation Next for Rogerson Communities hosted
the second in a series of “Next Stop” events
Friday, September 9, 2005 from 6-9:30
p.m. at the posh Boston lounge Saint, located
at 90 Exeter Street.
Guests
tried the event's signature drink, "Divine Intervention";
enjoyed tempting appetizers; bid on out-of-this-world
auction prizes and spread the good karma by raising funds
to benefit Rogerson's low-income and elderly residents
and program participants.
 Next
Stop: Mandarin Express
Boston's
young professionals mingled on the Mandarin Express Wednesday,
May 4, 2005 as Generation Next for Rogerson Communities
presented Next Stop: Mandarin Express at Peking Tom's
in Downtown Crossing.
Attendees
enjoyed signature Blood Orange Martinis, great food, the
event's own geisha girl and great auction prizes, including
the grand prize of a one-night stay at the posh Hotel
Nine Zero in Boston.
Rogerson
Generation Next Catches the Wave!
Members of Generation Next for Rogerson
Communities “caught the wave” Thursday,
March 10, 2005 at Filene’s Curve Wave Beach
Bash, a Caribbean-themed event sponsored by Liz Claiborne,
Mix 98.5, Filene’s and Boston Event Guide to launch
the new Curve Wave fragrance at Filene’s
Downtown Crossing location.
Approximately
100 of Boston’s young professionals attended the event,
which raised money for Rogerson Communities’ Elder Assistance
Fund.
The event
featured the music of the Panorama Calypso Band, hair braiding
by Salon Mark Harris, tropical drinks from the Tiki Room,
Mexican food from Qdoba Mexican Grill, self-tanning by Clarins
and even a surfboard simulator that allowed participants to
feel as if they had surfed right out of Downtown Crossing
and onto a Hawaiian beach!.
Mix 98.5’s
Kelly Malone hosted the event and spoke to the crowd about
Generation Next, a group of 21-40 year-old professionals who
work to fulfill the mission of Rogerson Communities.
Holiday
Gift Drive - A Success!
Thanks
to friends, Generation Next members, and other
supporters for making the Gift Drive at Luna Boston such
a success!
On Thursday,
December 2, 2004, Generation Next hosted an event
at this swanky boutique on Newbury Street. The attendance
was fantastic - allowing the young professionals group to
raise money and collect numerous gifts to benefit the Rogerson
Communities Adult Day Health Programs. Luna Boston also graciously
donated a percentage of the day's proceeds to the cause.
Thanks
to everyone for participation in this fabulous evening!
Get
involved!
Generation Next for Rogerson Communities
brings together individuals, ages 21 to 40, to help fulfill
the mission of Rogerson Communities. Generation
Next is dedicated to empowering young men and women
to serve Greater Boston's elderly and low-income men and
women. We demonstrate our commitment through fundraising
and volunteer activities while offering members social
networking opportunities.
Why
should I join?
Generation Next for Rogerson Communities promises
to provide fun, yet meaningful, ways to positively impact
the lives of some of Greater Boston's most vulnerable citizens.
As a member, you will not only find worthwhile volunteer projects
in which to participate, you will also have the opportunity
to attend parties held at the hottest venues throughout Greater
Boston. These events provide a great outlet for members and
non-members alike to socialize and come together in support
of Generation Next and its service to Rogerson Communities.
 Sign
up today!
Joining Generation Next is easy. Click
here to download a printable application. You
must have Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this document. Click
here to download a free copy from www.adobe.com.
You can
also contact Keri Aulita, Manager of Annual Fund and Special
Events, at aulita@rogerson.org
or (617) 469-5822.
Please
click here to visit
the "How You Can Help" page to learn more about
Rogerson Communities' opportunities.
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