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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Steve Glidden Foundation
58 Westminster Rd.
Newton Centre, MA 02459
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News
2022 Circle of Remembrance – Wednesday April 27 at 6 pm
Wednesday April 27 was the 21st anniversary of the bus tragedy that took the lives of the four Newton middle school students – Greg Chan, Kayla Rosenberg, Melissa Leung, and Steve Glidden. The annual “Circle of Remembrance” took place on April 27 at 6 pm — live in front of Oak Hill Middle School in Newton and… Read more
2021 Summer Camp Update
COVID continues to break hearts and health systems in many parts of the world, but in the US, summer camps appear to be off to a robust season. SGF has been receiving new applications almost on a daily basis for children who want little more than a chance to be kids in a safe setting…. Read more
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