Our history
Steve Glidden was one of four children from Newton, MA who perished in a school bus crash on April 27, 2001, while en route to perform in an international children's music festival. In his memory, Steve's family and friends created the all-volunteer Steve Glidden Foundation (SGF), a tax-exempt 501(c)3 charitable foundation... Read more
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Please mail your contribution to:
Steve Glidden Foundation
58 Westminster Rd.
Newton Centre, MA 02459
News
2025 Circle of Remembrance Recording
Sunday April 27 was the 24th anniversary of the Oak Hill Middle School bus crash – the tragedy that took Steve Glidden, Greg Chan, Kayla Rosenberg, and Melissa Leung from their families, friends and futures. Especially in the context of the staggering toll of gun violence, the ongoing horrors in Ukraine, Gaza, and so many… Read more
Our hearts are crushed – SGF mourns the loss of precious young lives (and the Camp Director) at Camp Mystic
SGF joins much of the world in mourning the loss of so many young lives, as well as Dick Eastland, the beloved camp director at Camp Mystic, who so valiantly tried to save as many campers as possible in the wee hours of July 4, 2025 during the flash flood nightmare in central Texas. This… Read more
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