Three Haitian women nurses in teal scrubs smile while looking at the camera. They are outlined in bright yellow and the background is a dark blue Haitian ironwork pattern.

Health Equity International 2025 Celebration

HEI’s Annual Celebration will be held on Thursday, October 23rd, at St. Cecilia Parish Hall in Boston, MA.

Health Equity International Annual Celebration
Thursday, October 23, 2025  |  5:30-7:30 PM
Saint Cecilia Parish Hall
18 Belvidere St, Boston, MA 02115

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This year’s celebration will recognize how staff at St. Boniface Hospital have continued to save lives through extreme hardship in Haiti and a radically changing global health landscape. Despite unprecedented obstacles to delivering care, our heroic team worked harder than ever to ensure every patient received the compassionate, dignified, and high-quality health services they deserve.  

We will also share how our shelter and stabilization team is making a difference in the lives of unhoused migrant families living in Massachusetts. From enrolling children in schools to helping families move into their own apartments, this new program is providing transformational support for our most vulnerable neighbors.

Sharon McNally

About Our Honoree

Sharon McNally is the CEO of Camp Harbor View, where she has led its work since its founding in 2007. Camp Harbor View partners with Boston teens and families through year-round youth programs and family services to cultivate long-term opportunity for young people and economic stability and mobility for families.

An active community volunteer leader, Sharon serves on the Boards of Directors of the Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare and the Clergy Trust of the Archdiocese of Boston, and is the Chair of the Board of Community Servings. She also chairs the Development Committee at St. Cecilia’s Parish.

As a Board member at HEI, Sharon has helped guide our organization’s growth and navigate the tremendous challenges posed by the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Haiti. We are grateful for her service and committment to the people we serve.