Four-year-olds Nevaeh Martin (right) and Jennifer Dos Santos played at College Bound Dorchester, rated as one of the state’s best school readiness programs.
(Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff)
Firm’s ratings give donors new tool in picking worthy charities
Four-year-olds Nevaeh Martin (right) and Jennifer Dos Santos played at College Bound Dorchester, rated as one of the state’s best school readiness programs.
(Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff)
What makes a nonprofit a worthy cause? At College Bound Dorchester, 4-year-old Jennifer Dos Santos wrapped a fuzzy, orange boa around her head, tossed it over her shoulder, and reached for a black handbag. “We’re playing pretend,’’ she said. (Full article: 623 words)
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