Healing is Happening

Landmine survivor Isaac Wetewabo shares his hopes as he struggles to provide for his family. The Coffeelands trust, a fund created in 2005, provides support for coffee farmers, like Isaac, and their families impacted by landmines in conflict and post-conflict regions of the world through rehabilitation, training, coffee farm improvements, housing, and small business development.
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All Things Irish 2018

Come join the Polus Center as we celebrate All Things Irish! This lively fundraiser is always a crowd pleaser. Enjoy bag pipers, Irish step dancers, traditional foods, and community spirit. Proceeds from the evening will support the Polus Center’s Envision Success Project, a career exploration and job training program for legally blind young adults age 14-21.
Keeping Hope Alive

Polus Center Celebrates 20 years of International Victim Assistance Work

Dark to Light: Conflict, Healing & Hope

A.P.E. Gallery, 126 Main Street, Northampton, Massachusetts. May 15 – 19, 2018

The Polus Center Celebrated it's 20 year anniversary supporting victims of conflict around the world, with an exhibition and benefit events this past May, at the A.P.E. Gallery in downtown Northampton, Massachusetts.

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Polus Center in the News

In this months issue of the Global Coffee Report, Polus Center Executive Director Michael Lundquist and Chief Operating Officer Theresa Kane talk about the coffee farmers biggest threat. Additionally, Cambridge College Magazine profiles Alumni Michael Lundquist, Executive Director of the Polus Center in this in-depth article by Jack Curtis.
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