On November 23rd, the Concord-Carlisle Human Rights Council will host our annual Human Rights Tea in the Goodwin Forum in the Main Library. 

This year we will present the 2025 Climate For Freedom Award 

to Second Chance Cars, a Concord based nonprofit that provides affordable used cars to working people in need.

 

Second Chance Cars works closely with some of the best social services agencies that select “car-ready” candidates, and partners with vocational schools that refurbish donated cars professionally and affordably.

Vehicles are carefully matched to suit the needs of each vetted applicant, ensuring they have a safe, reliable, and economical means of transportation.

 

Dan Holin, the founder of Second Chance Cars, will discuss the factors 

that inspired him to start the nonprofit and share stories about 

how it has helped so many people.

 

 

Tea and light refreshments will be served.

 

This event is free and open to the public.

Please join us.