Napoli Management is proud of its long-standing commitment to community involvement including this throwback to the grand opening celebration of our Trinity Square location together with McAuley Village program graduates and Angel Taveras, former Mayor of Providence

Napoli Management was thrilled to be a part of this exciting throwback event from 2016. Children of two dozen formerly homeless single mothers were in attendance as we celebrated at the opening ceremony.

The Keynote speaker was former Mayor Angel Taveras, who grew up in similar “Head Start” environment and who shared his great story of hope and inspiration.

Ronald McDonald’s House Charity’s $12,000 grant to the McAauley Village (a private non-profit organization) helped provide 25 single mothers the opportunity and extensive support to dramatically transform their families into a future of hope.

With television coverage from Telemundo, Napoli Management hosted numerous, formerly homeless families whose mothers  had successfully completed their training and housing program through McAuley Village. McAuley Village is a two year family-building transitional housing program for single mothers and their children.

Highlights of our televised and truly meaningful Trinity Square McDonald’s Grand Re-Opening Ceremony included:

• Children of two dozen recently/formerly homeless single moms were in attendance as we celebrated at the opening ceremony.
• Keynote speaker Mayor Angel Taveras, now mayor and Harvard University graduate grew up in a similar “Head Start” environment shared his great story of hope and inspiration.
• Ronald McDonald’s House Charity’s $12,000 grant to the McAauley Village (a private non-profit organization) provided 25 single moms the opportunity and extensive support to dramatically transform their families into a future of hope.
• The special and moving ceremony put the icing on the cake with the amazing and talented music group called “Music One,” managed by Terrell Osborne, brother of the famous singer Jeffrey Osborne. This former group of High School-aged kids performed for the audience of over 3,000 people.
• The community was so moved that three television stations contacted McDonald’s confirming their attendance barring any unexpected breaking news events.

To learn more about McAuley Village, we invite you to visit their website here.