Notre Dame Club of Boston

The purpose of the Notre Dame Club of Boston ("The Club") is:

• to promote solidarity and friendship among graduates, former students and friends of the University of Notre Dame by encouraging the perpetuation of the same ideals which Notre Dame men and women have been taught to uphold while students at the University
• to sponsor, direct and participate in activities of any nature, including charitable, educational, religious, social and athletic activities, which further the interest of The Club members or interests of the University of Notre Dame
• to raise funds for and make and promote contributions to the University of Notre Dame development foundation
• to establish scholarships for students and/or prospective students of the University of Notre Dame and to assist worthy and needy students of the University by loans and/or gifts of money
• to raise, hold, manage, and dispose of funds, and to receive, hold, transfer and convey all and any real and personal property that may be necessary or convenient for attaining the objectives of The Club

These principles are supported by the six "C's"; namely, Camaraderie, Christianity, Communications, Community Service, Continuing Education, and Current Student Support around which the club is organized.

Did you know...

• Currently there are 146 local students attending Notre Dame.
• The Club awarded $24,500 in scholarships to local students for the 2007-2008 academic year.
• In 2007, Notre Dame Club of Boston alums sorted 11,558 pounds of food and created 9,035 meals at the Greater Boston Food Bank.
• Seven Notre Dame students completed summer service projects at four different local non-profit organizations.
• Proceeds from the Club's Annual Christmas Party benefits Boston Healthcare for the Homeless.
• The Club sponsored over 40 different events in 2007 - we truly do have something for everyone!