to join Kids4Peace Boston on Sunday April 26
to raise money and celebrate the interfaith spirit of our community
What: “Stepping Towards Peace”: A fundraising walk between a mosque, a church, and a synagogue, followed by the Annual Community Dinner...this year celebrating 5 YEARS of Kids4Peace Boston!!
Who: K4PB teens and immediate family members
Dinner Cost: $25 for families (regardless of size) or $10 for individuals. As always, pay less or more depending on what you can afford. The most important thing is that you’re there!
You should find all the information you need for the Walk and the Dinner in this packet or online at:
www.kids4peaceboston.org/SteppingTowardPeace, but please feel free to write or call Matt
with questions.
The YELLOW cards in this mailing are info about the events on April
26 and the other cards will guide you to raise money to provide
Kids4Peace to more young people in the Boston and Jerusalem areas.
12:45 Arrival & Welcome (Starting Location: Islamic Society of Boston, 204 Prospect St, Cambridge, MA 02139)
1:15 Event at Muslim Site (Islamic Society of Boston)
1:35 Start of Walk
2:35 Event at Christian Site (First Church in Cambridge: 11 Garden Street, Cambrige, MA 02138)
2:55 Continue Walk
4:10 Event at Jewish Site (Temple B’nai Brith)
4:30 End of Walk
Prayers
5:00 Dinner (Temple B’nai Brith: 201 Central Street, Somerville, MA 02145)
5:30 Dessert/Welcoming this year’s campers & families ceremony
7:00 Shuttle Leaves (to parking lot, Islamic Society of Boston)
Clean Up
Parking is available free of charge at our starting location, the Islamic Society of Boston: 204 Prospect St, Cambridge, MA 02139
The Islamic Society of Boston is also accessible via a ten minute walk from the MBTA
Central Square T-stop on the Red Line.
If you’re coming to dinner only, at Temple B’nai Brith: 201 Central Street, Somerville,
MA 02145, there is street parking available. The Temple is a fifteen minute walk from
the MBTA Porter Square T-stop on the Red Line.
A shuttle will be available to transport guests from Temple B’nai Brith to the parking
lot at the Cambridge Islamic Society of Boston at the end of the dinner.
A shuttle will also be available to transport guests from Temple B’nai Brith to the
MBTA Red Line.
Our plan is to walk in groups of ten to fifteen people (led by a K4P volunteer who knows the route) from the
Islamic Society of Boston Cambridge's location to First Church Cambridge and then walk to Temple B'nai
Brith in Somerville.
Here are the addresses of the locations between which we plan to walk:
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Islamic Society of Boston, 204 Prospect Street, Cambridge, MA 02139
First Church in Cambridge, 11 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
Temple B’nai Brith, 201 Central Street, Somerville, MA 02145
We plan to use the sidewalks, cross at crosswalks, wait for signals, and follow all pedestrian laws. We do
not want to block either the sidewalks or the streets, or otherwise cause any disruptions as we walk.
The entire walk will be about 3.5 miles long and involve about 1.5 hours of walking in total. We will be walking uphill in the last leg of the journey.
Snacks and water will be provided throughout the walk.
The first portion of our walk is about 1.3 miles long and should take us about 30 minutes.
The second portion of the walk is about 2.1 miles long and will take us about 45 minutes.