Boston Police District B-2 hosted their annual Crossing Guard Appreciation Lunch, celebrating the important role of crossing guards in community safety.

The Suffolk County Sheriff's Department hosted a holiday event at the House of Correction where incarcerated women performed holiday songs with jazz pianist Matt Savage.

Fourth-graders at the Lyndon School collected toys for needy children, with the Boston Police Department's Community Service team facilitating the donation.

Boston Police joined a holiday party at the Veronica Smith Senior Center, celebrating with seniors through music, food, and stories, reflecting community unity and respect.

Boston began its 41st Hanukkah with a menorah lighting on Boston Common, attended by community members, including Mayor Wu, who expressed the city's character is defined by such events.

A college student at an assisted living facility performed the Heimlich on a choking resident, with his swift actions and training as an Eagle Scout being credited for saving her life.

The Boston Police led a successful toy drive for children in need, involving 19 agencies and a large convoy of vehicles, highlighting the value of community and collaboration.

The Suffolk County Sheriff's Department hosted the first "Heroes and Helpers" event, teaming with local agencies to benefit needy children in Revere, MA, featuring a pizza party and shopping at Target.

Boston Police District C-6 officers attended the St. Monica's Church Holiday Breakfast, engaging with the community and commending the work of youth leaders.

Boston Police District E-13 met with Egleston Square Main Streets and local businesses to brainstorm joint solutions for community issues in Jamaica Plain.

Boston Police officers from District C-6 served food and brought holiday cheer at the Condon School's Senior Holiday Lunch, engaging with about 100 seniors.

Boston's District E-5 police brought holiday cheer to St. John Chrysostom seniors with an event featuring food, music, and community engagement.

Boston Police Department officers visited Fisher College to promote the Massachusetts Civil Service Exam for police recruits, providing insights into law enforcement careers.