Meet the Vista Point Gives Back Team

In the heart of the Vista Point neighborhood at The Pinehills, surrounded by stunning sunsets and amazing amenities, there's a story of heartfelt compassion.

Vista Point is home to a remarkable group of six women: Stacey Cappella, Alison Davies, Judy Mosca, Jo-Anne Gretemeyer, Deb Cahoon, Lynnda Tibbetts Macisso and Joanne Nadeau. These neighbors have transformed everyday kindness into extraordinary community service. Their consistent acts of kindness are making a real difference in Plymouth.

This isn't about grand gestures – though Stacey Cappella recently received the President’s Award from The Home for Little Wanderers for her efforts.

The Gives Back Team's mission is simple: they do whatever they can to help the Plymouth community. It's proof that heroism lies in everyday acts of care and concern, as they lift everyone around them through quiet but impactful efforts.

Impact on The Pinehills and Plymouth Community

The Vista Point Gives Back Team may be small, but their impact is mighty! Here’s what they’ve achieved with the help of many friends and neighbors. And contacts, if you'd like to help!

• 3,000 lbs of food has been donated to the South Shore Community Action Council over the past year, with half of that donated during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Contact: Alison Davies.
• 224 toys, games and puzzles were donated to Toys for Tots last Christmas. Contact Alison Davies.
• 23 children at The Home for Little Wanders received birthday gifts, monthly activities, Christmas wish list gifts, gift cards, and stocking stuffers, thanks to over 50 families in the neighborhood. Contact Stacey Cappella.
• $100 in donations, and 12 bags of supplies for Soldiers Care Packages. Contact Deb Cahoon.
• Almost $2,000 in cash donations, and new clothing items and accessories for Dress for Success. Contact Kris Dougert or MaryLou Herman.
• Close to $1,000 raised, and 918 birthday bags delivered this year to elder care and Beacon Hospice residents on behalf of the LAI Pinehills Chapter. Contact Cindy Lastih.
• $2,600 was raised through a neighborhood walk for the Boston Bulldogs, who provide an anonymous and safe community of support for all those adversely affected by addiction. Contact Mike and Shelley Ferullo.

With a Little (a lot) Help from Their Friends

As the Vista Point Gives Back Team has discovered, it takes a village to make a difference. Many local businesses and neighbors have helped them make significant impacts in our community. They would like to thank the following area businesses including Country Ski and Sport, Rose & Vicki's, Peppermint Twist Candy, The Depot in Duxbury and Vinyl Lunatics Records. And of course, a big thank you to the many neighbors who donated throughout the year!

If you're a Vista Point resident and want to join this incredible team, reach out to Stacey Cappella.

If you are not a resident of Vista Point you can still help the Gives Back Team by contacting Stacey Cappella or Alison Davies.