20 Worcester Business Journal | September 2, 2019 | wbjournal.com
P H O T O F I N I S H
Seeing change
Satya Mitra, president and CEO of The Guru Tax & Financial Services Inc. in
Worcester, sponsored an Eye Camp in India through a nonprofit he started with
his wife Sheema, JoyGuru Humanitarian Services. The camp offered cataract
screenings as well as free eye checkups, eyeglasses, medicines and eye drops.
Volunteer day
Saint-Gobain, Worcester YouthBuild and Worcester Common Ground spon-
sored a Volunteer Day at a Merrick Street property in Worcester. The group worked
installing CertainTeed gypsum board in two homes to help them achieve LEED
Platinum certification. The structures are the first ground-up projects completed in
Worcester under Saint-Gobain's national partnership with YouthBuild USA.
Mystery on Main St.
Sturbridge now has an escape-room attraction, Escape the Pike, where partici-
pants are invited to solve puzzles and find their way out. The Chamber of Cen-
tral Mass. South held its first-ever virtual ribbon-cutting celebration via email for
members and local dignitaries, so as not to give away the escape-room's secrets.
Pictured are Owners Meghan and David Jaquith of East Brookfield.
