Boston's St. Francis House served a warm Christmas meal to the homeless, funded by a $25,000 donation from a Medfield family, enhancing the shelter's support amidst increased demand.

The Menino family continued their annual Christmas Eve toy drive in Boston, delivering gifts to over 300 families and honoring the tradition started by late Mayor Thomas Menino.

A Boston nonprofit, with a restaurateur's support, hosted a holiday lunch for military members to honor their service and the Miles for Military program.

Boston police collaborated with other agencies to offer emergency response training, including "Stop the Bleed" and CPR, at Heath Street Housing Development.

Boston Police joined the Polar Express night at West Roxbury YMCA, engaging with the community and bringing Santa and the Grinch, reflecting efforts to strengthen community relations.

The fifth annual Merry Market at The Red Lion Inn Barn in Cohasset benefits A Place 2 Rise, featuring 60 vendors and contributing to local families in need.

Rob and Karen Hale donated $100 million to Boston Children's Hospital for a new pediatric behavioral health facility, the largest gift in the hospital's history.

Karen Read's Lexus SUV, linked to the death of Boston police officer John O'Keefe, will be auctioned after her acquittal of all charges except DUI. The vehicle, repaired by JB Auto Care, retains some original functions, despite damaged electronics.

MBTA celebrated its 25th Fill-A-Bus program, collecting 2,746 toys for children in need during the holidays, with gifts going to various local organizations.

Mayor Michelle Wu and the Boston Police hosted the 29th Enchanted Trolley Tour, fostering community relations and safety during the holiday festivities.

The 100 Club supports families of fallen first responders, as highlighted by its aid to the families of Officer Paul Tracey and Roderick Jackson after their tragic passing.

Boston's official website highlights festive events and support resources for the holiday season, focusing on community events, mental health support, food security, and charity programs.

The Belmont Lions Club's annual Christmas tree sale, now in its 68th year, supports community causes, this year aiding the Barton Center for Diabetes Education. Even celebrities like Matt Damon support the event.