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Posted: January 19, 2024
NEI donates funds and assemble welcome baskets
for Maple on Franklin
Jenna Avitabile, NEI; and Jordan Guadalupe, NEI
Holbrook, MA NEI General Contracting, an award-winning general contracting firm, celebrated the completion of the Maple on Franklin senior housing community at a ribbon cutting on Thursday, October 12th. Developed by NeighborWorks Housing Solutions, the project value is $18.5 million and provides much-needed affordable senior housing. The newly constructed 67,000 s/f four-story apartment building is located at 120 North Franklin St. and features 72 one-bedroom units for residents 62 and older. In addition to attending the ribbon cutting, NEI donated funds and NEI employees gathered at Maple on Franklin to assemble welcome baskets with essentials including laundry detergent, paper towels, coat hangers, towels, and other home essentials for the new senior residents.
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