Republican and Democratic mayors back Brown!

Former Quincy mayors Frank McCauley (left, a Republican) and James Sheets (Democrat) join with Quincy Republicans Chairman Jennifer McCauley Logue to show their support for Scott Brown at a Quincy standout. Held the day before the election, the standout attracted 40 people and drew enthusiastic beeps, waves and thumbs up from passersby.

Quincy Rally for Scott Brown

Former Quincy Mayor Frank McCauley welcomes Scott Brown to Quincy.

Quincy Rally for Scott Brown

More than 500 people signal their support for Scott Brown's quest to win "The People's Seat."

Scott Brown event 1000 Southern Artery

Former Quincy Mayor Frank McCauley welcomes Ayla Brown to 1000 Southern Artery Dec. 23. The American Idol finalist performed a holiday concert at a coffee hour for her father, Scott Brown.

Scott Brown Quincy fundraiser

Carla Mora welcomes Scott Brown to a fundraiser in his honor organized by Mora and the Quincy Republicans.

Care Package Collection Drive

Volunteers from the Quincy and Milton Republicans sort items donated for care packages for U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Patriotic Helpers

Young volunteers help sort and pack donated items for the troops.

Mustering Support

Kids help rally passersby to support the troops.

Fore!

Milton Republican John Hajjar presents a donation of golf clubs on behalf of Wollaston Golf Club to Quincy Republicans Chair Jennifer Logue. The golf clubs will be sent to athletic facilities for U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.

CarePacks Leaders

CarePacks Director Steve Doyle and board member Laurie Pugsley help oversee the collection drive.

Success!

Volunteers celebrate collecting 100 boxes of items -- enough for hundreds of care packages -- and $1,500 in donations for U.S. troops and the Weymouth non-profit CarePacks.