Champions for Kids
Meredith Village Savings Bank employees turned out in force for the Lakes Region’s Champions for Kids Breakfast, which raised over $200,000 for local Clubs!
Thank you!
Taste of NH saw a fantastic turnout from restaurants and participants at the McAuliffe-Shepard Planetarium!
Thank you to everyone who took part.
A Taste of New Hampshire
Taste of New Hampshire is returning for another year! This year, it will be held at the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center. There will be amazing food, drinks, and great company! Don’t forget to stop by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central New Hampshire booth – well known for having fantastic whoopie pies thanks to the leadership and skills of volunteer and Board Member Kathy Kayros.
A Spike in Athletics
Our Athletics programs are back and better than ever! The Bradley Street Concord Clubhouse will be shortly beginning their volleyball program, led by staff member Ethan Basch. This program will include 4th-12th grade students. The Lakes Region Clubhouse will soon be rolling out their athletics programming, which will include pickleball opportunities.
For Lakes Region athletics information, you may email Tyreke Harris at tharris@nhyouth.org. For Concord, you may email Ethan Basch at ebasch@nhyouth.org.
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Welcoming Back Afterschool
Over the next week, programs will be switching over from summer camp to fall as our members return to school. We’ve had a fantastic summer – from visiting Odiorne Point, Fishercats Stadium, all the way up to the mountains. We’ve made new friends and learned new skills along the way. We wish all our members an exciting first day of school!
Staff Spotlight
Louis is a bus driver for many of our programs, and he is so much more! Louis is kind and patient with all the children; they absolutely love him. He has a fantastic sense of humor, and he’s not afraid to get out and come play with sites when they are on field trips. He is dependable and consistent. “We wouldn’t trade him for the world!” Looking at this photo from a field trip last week, we understand why!