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The Elizabeth Peabody House

Supporting low-income and immigrant families in Boston and Somerville.

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A young female student and a staff member of the Elizabeth Peabody House sit at a desk working.

ANNUAL SOIRÉE

Building Brighter Tomorrows

The Elizabeth Peabody House (EPH) is excited to host our 3rd annual ‘Building Brighter Tomorrows’ Soirée on Friday, June 7, at Warehouse XI in Somerville’s Union Square.

This year’s Soirée celebrates the power of community to support, uplift, and transform. It offers a moment of connection. It is a call to activate our common good.

Annual Soirée
Building Brighter Tomorrow Soiree Save the Date.

What We Do

Childcare Programs

Our childcare programs include preschool, after school care, and summer enrichment.

Food Pantry

Our food pantry is open to the public and always stocked with varied nutritious food.

Our Community

We are so grateful for the companies, organizations, and volunteers that make up our community!

A hand drawn yellow paper plane.

Our Mission

The Elizabeth Peabody house has been supporting families in our community to enable them to thrive through early childhood education, youth development and enrichment, and food security for the last 125 years.

Our Mission
Three students pose while attending a summer enrichment program.
Historial photo of the Elizabeth Peabody House from the West End Museum.
Hand drawn yellow heart.

Our History

Since 1896, EPH has supported low-income and immigrant families in Boston and Somerville. One of the first settlement houses in Boston, the Elizabeth Peabody House empowers families with the tools they need to thrive through early childhood education, youth development, and family assistance.

Our History

Make a Donation

The Elizabeth Peabody House exists to serve our community in Somerville and surrounding towns. Every single donation goes directly to our programs and operating costs, including purchases of PPE to keep our teachers and students safe, and partitions to divide up our classroom space. We are extremely grateful for the aid we receive from our community partners, neighbors, families, and supporters as we continue to do our work.