Contact:
Joseph Porcelli
Executive Director
Phone: 857-222-4420
Email: jporcelli (at) neighborsforneighbors.org

Press about Neighbors for Neighbors and its projects by most recent first:

• 3/4/2008, ABC Channel 5 Boston, by David Brown, Group reduces waste one mug at a time.
• Press by most recent first:
• 2/6/2008, Vermont Public Radio, by Patti Daniels, Building community, one nametag at a time
• 1/22/2007, Boston Globe, by Amy Farnsworth, In quest to cut waste, a modest proposal: Bring a mug
• 9/14/2007, NECN, Wired, with Jim Braude
• 7/16/2007, The Boston Globe, Photo by Jim Davis, “Getting to know you”
• 7/16/2007, Boston Metro, Photo by Nicolaus Czarnecki, “Name game: Fenway fans meet their neighbors”
• 7/15-16/2007, During the days following Nametag Day at Fenway Park there were about a dozen major TV and radio spots.
• 7/9/2007, Boston Now, by Galen Moore, Vision of Community
• 5/29/2007, The Hallmark Channel, New Mornings with Timberly Whitfield, Name tag, Joseph Porcelli
• 3/29/2007, Miami Herald, by Nicholas Spangler, His mission is, namely, to make the world neighborly
• 3/23/2007, WIOD 610 AM, South Florida
• 3/23/2007, CBS Channel 12,West Palm Beach, FL
• 1/22/2007, Smile Revolution with Mindy Smile Fradkin, WKNY - 1490 AM Kingston NY
• 1/21/2007, The Wild and Fee Morning Show, CBS Radio Cleveland - WQAO - 104.1, 1/18/2006. Made appearances WRKO Boston 680 AM FM Talk 96.9, and WBZ 1030 AM and a story was featured on Yahoo News.
• 1/17/2006, Fox 25 Boston, “Man Wears Name Tag to Get to Know His Neighbors”
• 1/16/2007, CBS Boston, by Bill Shields, “J.P. Man Wears Nametag, Gets To Know His Neighbors”
• 1/14/2007, Boston Globe, by Patrick McGoarty, “Hi, I’m Joseph, and for ‘07, I’m trying something different”
• 1/25/2007, Boston Metro, by Tony Lee, “Hello, my name is… One man’s name tag is another man’s social experiment”

Major articles prior to 2007 (Others available by searching Google):

• Boston Metro: “Neighborhood social program expanding”
• Boston Bulletin: “Group looks to unite city by neighborhoods”
• Boston Globe: “For one night activists help themselves”
• Boston Globe: “Keeping sight of the forest among the stumps”
• Stephenson Strategies: “Reviving community involvement”
• Boston Globe: “Mighty Neighborly”