
Inspired by an awesome kid who leads with kindness and inclusion every day.
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If you would like to donate to The London Project and support our mission, please click
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Your donation, in any amount, supports The London Project's Buddy Bench initiative to bring more of these benches to local communities. Donors who wish to sponsor an entire bench will have the opportunity to include their business name, or dedicate it in honor or memory of a loved one, on a permanent plaque.
The London Project's mission is to lead a movement that strives to create a more inclusive, accepting, and kind world for everyone to be a part of. Through community events, local programs, public speaking, and partnerships with other like minded charities, we aim to create opportunities for children and families to connect, grow, and feel seen. Every donation helps us bring kindness to life, whether through Buddy Benches, awareness initiatives, or community gatherings that inspire lasting change. Together, we're building a more compassionate world, one act of kindness at a time!

Jessica Berry – President & Founder, The London Project
Jessica Berry is the President and Founder of The London Project, a nonprofit inspired by her son, London, who was diagnosed with autism at two years old and remained nonverbal until five. Jessica’s dedication to early intervention, therapies, and advocacy taught her the importance of kindness, inclusion, and celebrating individuality—values that now fuel The London Project’s mission to create a more welcoming community for all children.
A South Shore native raised in Hingham, Jessica attended Hofstra University and built a successful career in retail management with Nordstrom and TJ Maxx before transitioning into real estate. She now lives in Scituate with her fiancé, her 2 step kiddos, and her best buddy, London, balancing her professional career with her work as a full-time mom and community advocate. In her free time, she enjoys family, friends, the beach, her book club, Jiu Jitsu, riding her bike, paddling, traveling, etc... Through The London Project, she leads initiatives such as donating buddy benches to schools, supporting autism research, and organizing inclusive community events.
Jessica also serves as the Inclusivity Representative on her son’s school PTO board and is grateful to be surrounded by a community that shares her vision. Inspired daily by London’s positivity and resilience, she believes that when we lead with kindness, we can never lose.

Robert Curran is a Financial Advisor and Managing Associate at Baystate Financial, where he helps individuals, families, and businesses plan strategically for their financial futures. Beyond his professional work, Robert is deeply committed to his community. He serves as a board member of the Scituate/Cohasset Newcomers and Neighbors Asso
Robert Curran is a Financial Advisor and Managing Associate at Baystate Financial, where he helps individuals, families, and businesses plan strategically for their financial futures. Beyond his professional work, Robert is deeply committed to his community. He serves as a board member of the Scituate/Cohasset Newcomers and Neighbors Association, is an active alumni council member for The Governor’s Academy, and is a member of the South Shore Business Network.
As a proud father to his daughter, Elle, and his son, Quinn, Robert brings both personal and professional perspective to his role with The London Project. Inspired by Jessica’s mission of spreading kindness and inclusion, he is passionate about supporting initiatives that empower children—especially those with special needs—to feel welcomed, celebrated, and confident in their individuality. Guided by his love for family, travel, and new adventures, Robert is committed to helping The London Project create opportunities where all children can thrive, belong, and shine as their authentic selves.

Shamair was born and raised in Jamaica, current resident of New York, and a mom of tso. Her oldest, Sebastian, is on the spectrum, and she has always reached for the stars when it comes to setring him up for success. The London Project was a no brainer for Shamair. She wanted to join the organization, not only because she is a mom of a so
Shamair was born and raised in Jamaica, current resident of New York, and a mom of tso. Her oldest, Sebastian, is on the spectrum, and she has always reached for the stars when it comes to setring him up for success. The London Project was a no brainer for Shamair. She wanted to join the organization, not only because she is a mom of a son with autism, but also to be the voice, resource, advocate, and partner in this movement of positive change and inclusivity. Shamair loves visiting Scituate, traveling, food, blogging, meeting new people, finding happiness in the simple things in life, and expressing gratitude everywhere she goes. She is passionate about bridging the gap between the special needs community and others. Shamair understands the importance of culture, diversity, and inclusivity. Her career in Human Resources has opened her mind to all of the possibilities when it comes to coming together. Shamair is so excited to bring the community together through engagement, charitable events, public speaking, and beyond. Kindness is free.

Gina is a Mom and Stepmom to 3 boys, her dog “Charlie”, and a consistent asset to the community. Gina has a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling & Marriage and Family Therapy. She has over 30 years experience… 20 years in Executive Leadership roles, and 10 years as an entrepreneur/practice owner and consultant, where she's worked
Gina is a Mom and Stepmom to 3 boys, her dog “Charlie”, and a consistent asset to the community. Gina has a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling & Marriage and Family Therapy. She has over 30 years experience… 20 years in Executive Leadership roles, and 10 years as an entrepreneur/practice owner and consultant, where she's worked with children, adolescents, adults, and families in the community. She is dedicated to supporting youth, couples, and families that are struggling with communication, substance use, crisis intervention, mental health challenges, and emotional disconnection. Gina joined the London Project board with a passion to bring the community together. She loves the beach, visiting family, volunteering as a youth cheerleading coach, and helping likeminded charities, with a special connection to the Empower organization. Gina is the positivity that we need more of! Grateful.
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