Support and Celebrate Community Acupuncture with BAP’s Spring Fundraiser for 2025

Here at Boston Acupuncture Project (BAP), we believe healing is powerful – not just for individuals, but for entire communities. Through community acupuncture, we help people find relief from pain, stress, and isolation.

Last year, BAP’s first ever Spring Fundraiser successfully raised $7,500 thanks to 111 people! These donors made it possible for BAP to continue running our clinic with an affordable $30-$60 sliding scale.

Donations also make it possible to serve our communities with

  • free treatments at public events like Hyde Park’s Juneteenth Joy celebration
  • affordable mobile clinic services in partnership with organizations like The Teachers’ Lounge
  • fundraising nights for non-profits like Afrimerican Culture Initiative.
Volunteers represent Boston Acupuncture Project at a community event in Hyde Park
Licensed acupuncturist Ren treats a patient outdoors near the Hyde Park mural on the side of the clinic's Fairmount Ave building.
Two people in recliners enjoying an acupuncture treatment at a City of Boston event.
Text says Community Acupuncture Fundraiser for Afrimerican Cultural Initiative. Friday, February 21, 4:00 to 6:00 PM at 74 Fairmount Ave, Hyde Park, MA 02136. Image of hands around a heart with Afrimerican Cultural Initiative Logo. URL bit.ly/BAPfundraise
Image of Black woman doing yoga in park. text says: Community in Nature. Free yoga plus acupuncture. Sundays 10-11 AM. Mother's Rest Park on September 11. Reverend Loesch Family Park on September 18. 4 Corners Yoga and Wellness Logo.

Now in our 7th year open, acupuncturists at BAP have treated almost 2,000 individuals! We know our clinical work makes a difference. In a recent poll, 96% of returning patients said that treatment at BAP gave them relief from pain, and 95% said the same for stress.

Our goal this year is to raise $10,000 by May 31. Click here to learn more about our campaign, and share with friends.

By donating to Boston Acupuncture Project this Spring, you’re sustaining the kind of community care we need more of in this world.



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