As New England Fall Arrives, We Celebrate the Bounty of Impact You Made Happen! During this incredible season of changing fall colors, we see constant reminders of the beauty of our surroundings. And like the fiery reds, blazing oranges, and bright yellows that dot the New Hampshire horizon, your generosity and support of Crotched Mountain Foundation […]
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The staff, leadership, and supporters of Crotched Mountain Foundation (CMF) are sad to hear the news of the announced closure of Legacy by Gersh in Greenfield, NH. Despite the fact that Crotched Mountain Foundation is no longer affiliated with the special education school in Greenfield or Legacy by Gersh, having sold the school to Gersh
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Well-known advocate first person with a disability to serve as Board chair MANCHESTER, NH – Crotched Mountain Foundation is pleased to announce the election of James (Jim) C. Piet as the Chair of Crotched Mountain’s Board of Directors. Jim steps into the Chair role after the three year term of Henry Veilleux ended in September.
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Crotched Mountain Foundation is pleased to welcome two new members to its Board of Trustees: Ed Cyr and Kelly Ward. Ed Cyr is a local business owner and the founder of Evergreens for Autism, which has offered Christmas trees and wreaths since 2014, with proceeds from the sales supporting Crotched Mountain’s programs and services. For
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Nearly $1 million invested in local school districts from under-resourced communities to support children with complex disabilities Crotched Mountain Foundation is pleased to announce the largest round of partnership awards through its CMF Kids program. CMF Kids collaborates with under-resourced New Hampshire school districts to support and strengthen special education for kids with the most
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Crotched Mountain Foundation is pleased to accept a $1,500 grant from Eversource in support of Crotched Mountain Community Care (CMCC), which provides independent case management to low-income individuals with chronic illness and disabilities. The Eversource Foundation grant allows Crotched Mountain to support emergency or critical needs that emerge in the daily lives of CMCC clients.
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On May 5, 2022, Crotched Mountain held the debut CMF Kids partnership special event that celebrated the work of the six school district partners that participated in the inaugural year of CMF Kids. CMF Kids is the innovative new program from Crotched Mountain Foundation, which supports special education initiatives from school districts in economically disadvantaged
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On Saturday, April 23, a group of volunteers from the University of New Hampshire took to Crotched Mountain’s accessible trails in Greenfield for a day of hard work. The purpose? To clean the trails and prepare them for another season of use by outdoor adventurers of all abilities. These trails represent one of the largest
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New Hampshire based family company to continue low-income housing complex MANCHESTER, NH – Crotched Mountain Foundation (CMF) has entered into an agreement with a New Hampshire based company, 245 Main Street Manchester, LLC, to transfer ownership of the Courtyard Apartments in Manchester, by the end of June of this year. CMF has owned and operated
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On March 7, the Crotched Mountain Foundation Board of Directors appointed its newest member, Goffstown resident Craig Beck. Mr. Beck brings with him over 20 years of experience in senior leadership roles in New Hampshire, and decades of demonstrated commitment to making a real difference in the lives of people living with disabilities. He is
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