Stories

A Conversation with Kelly Starr, Executive Director of Adaptive Sports Partners, a CMF Kids Partner Tell us all about Adaptive Sports Partners!Adaptive Sports Partners’ mission is to empower individuals with disabilities in the North Country of New Hampshire and the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont by buildingcommunity, confidence, and skills through sport, recreation, and adventure. Our […]

When a family is weighed down by the costs of autism therapy, CMF Kids and our donors are here to help. “We couldn’t be more grateful for what Crotched Mountain has done for us. It’s amazing.” This is the first thing Jody Dillon says during the interview for this story. She can not hold back.

Carter is an eight-year-old boy from Gorham, NH. He is diagnosed with Joubert Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that affects one in 100,000 newborns. He is nonverbal and is unable to walk. And he needs a kidney. Jessica, Carter’s mom, has been a tireless advocate for her son, especially since he received his diagnosis at

Kurt has many people pulling for him: his tireless mom, his great friends, his committed teachers—and, of course, you, the supporters who have helped change his life. Kurt has a crew. Since the eighth grade, he and his pals have hung out together. They’re tight. They’re boys. Kurt has autism, and though this can create

Sometimes, the smaller things that are required to build up to the bigger impact. This concept can apply to the brick-by-brick-laying that goes into constructing a school or a playground or the steady layering of learning that goes into the transformation of a student to a member of the community. For the Littleton School District

Thanks to the generosity of donors like you, students with disabilities at White Mountain Regional School District in Whitefield, NH, have a brand new ticket to a world of adventure, education, and real-world experiences.   The CMF Kids Van is ready to roll out! One of the biggest barriers for community engagement for individuals with disabilities