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Sister Janice Ryan, a leader for education equity in Vermont, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 30, 2022, at the age of 86.
Studies have shown that feelings of isolation and loneliness have increased over the last two years, as a result of the ongoing COVID pandemic. To help mitigate the negative effects of these feelings, experts recommend finding new ways to connect.
Mercy Connections’ Mercy Marketplace is an annual pop-up arts and crafts fair, which will be accessible through an online store at www.mercymarketplace.shop from Monday, November 22nd until December 12th.
Dottie Watson and Tricia Bisson, a mentor and mentee, spending time together in Burlington, VT.
Last Saturday, Mercy Connections supported 11 Mercy Marketplace makers at the ONE World Market as part of the Old North End RAMBLE Festival.
We are so grateful to all who joined and made the “Power of Connection” event so impactful!
The work of Mercy Connections has never been more urgent. We need your help to continue to thrive and grow in the post-COVID economy. Your donation is an investment in critical programs and services to help keep our shared community resilient and connected.
Mercy Connections announces three new board members: Fran Briand, Nicole LaBrecque and Laura Lipton.
Burlington Nonprofit Offers Food, Supplies and Company at Pop-Up Shop
Mercy Connections humbly works for social and economic justice for vulnerable and marginalized people in our community. We live the legacy of the Sisters of Mercy with a mission guided by a steadfast belief that every person, regardless of life circumstances, deserves dignity, compassion and the opportunity to pursue personal aspirations in a supportive community.