“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’” This question was posed by Martin Luther King, Jr. Of all his quotes, this one really jumps out to me. Of course, executing on this spirited call to action is harder than it seems, even from someone as important and inspirational as […]
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Crotched Mountain Foundation received a $10,000 grant from The Roger R. and Theresa S. Thompson Endowment Fund to strengthen the work of Crotched Mountain Community Care (CMCC). The funding will be used to support emergency and basic needs for CMCC clients, to help them remain independent in their own communities. “We are incredibly grateful for
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View or download the Winter 2023 Horizons and read all about the amazing impact you made happen! Click here to read! (PDF)
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CMF Kids helps bring the joy of play to children of all abilities This fall saw the grand reveal of the highly anticipated new-look playground at Milan Village School. In addition to the standard slide and swings and jungle gyms, some brand new, specially-designed adaptive and sensory-friendly equipment was installed – just in time for
Caleb used to sit alone at lunch. And that was when Caleb would actually go to school. Caleb has autism, which can make him terrified of trying to communicate with the world around him. For Robbi, his mom, it was a constant sting to her heart, knowing that the days that should be filled with
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CMF Kids, Crotched Mountain Foundation’s partnership initiative that supports New Hampshire communities serving children with disabilities from disadvantaged circumstances, has unveiled a new round of three-year investments, totaling $1,000,000. CMF Kids announces four new school partners: Nashua, Manchester, Warren, and Newport. The four school investments are as follows: Nashua: For special education professional development programs focused
As you know, Crotched Mountain Foundation has the longest accessible trails in a mountainside environment in the United States, the Gregg Trail and the Dutton Brook Trail. But even the best designed trails need considerable maintenance to safely serve people with a wide range of abilities. The Appalachian Mountain Club is looking for you to
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Exciting game plan charts a shared path to bigger impact and more changed lives Crotched Mountain Foundation recently completed a comprehensive strategic planning process, culminating in the reveal of a new mission, vision and values that reflect the organization’s renewed focus on community-centric services The new mission is “Creating opportunities for children and adults with
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We are excited to present Crotched Mountain Foundation’s Strategic Road Map, an exciting game plan that charts our shared path to bigger impact and more changed lives. Here’s to the next 100 years! CMF President and CEO Ned Olney talks a bit about this awesome direction. Learn more here: https://cmf.org/road-map/
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Crotched Mountain Foundation has announced the appointment of David Blaiklock, PhD to its Board of Trustees. Blaiklock is a resident of Reston, Virginia and has over 25 years of experience in the field of education research and practice. Blaiklock holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree in education policy and currently serves as Supervisor of Research
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