Annual 20Report What happened19 ALONG THE WAY... MISSION To empower people of all ages through an array of human services and advocacy

MERIT Established in 1850, Waypoint is a private, nonprofit organization, and the oldest human service/children’s charitable organization in . A funded member of the United Way, Waypoint is accredited by the Council on Accreditation, is the NH delegate to the Children’s Home Society of America, and is a founding member of the Child Welfare League of America.

WAYPOINT Statewide Headquarters P.O. Box 448, 464 Chestnut Street, Manchester, NH 03105 603-518-4000 800-640-6486 www.waypointnh.org [email protected] Welcome to Waypoint. This is our 2019 Annual Report. It was a good year. We’ll give you the highlights here. That way, you can get the picture of how we did in 2019, with your help, and then get right back to what you were doing... adjusting to life in unprecedented times while continuing to be an amazing human being who is making an impact.

Here’s what you’ll find in this publication: uMission & merit statements uMessage from our leaders uPeople served by program uOutcomes measures of our work uFinancial overview uLegislative recap uDonor honor roll listing uBoard listing uHeadquarters information

1 Message from our Dear , Leaders You know, we feel rather sorry for 2019. It got sandwiched between our milestone year of 2018 when we rebranded and changed our name to Waypoint, and 2020 when our world turned upside down. Now with a global pandemic, political divides, soaring unemployment, extreme natural disasters, civil unrest and an international uprising against racial injustice, the months before this seem to pale in comparison. But, in fact, 2019 was an okay year.

For Waypoint, it was a time of transition, tough choices, new prospects, and mounting prosperity. It was the first full year of our new brand, and we were delighted with how the community embraced it. We were able to draw from our roots while reinventing ourselves to better reflect who we are and who we serve today.

Programmatically, it wasn’t so different from other times in our history when we’ve had to change course in response to the changing needs of the times. Some long-standing and beloved programs were scaled back, re- tooled, or phased out. Within the calendar year, we ended Day Treatment, an after-school program for adjudicat- ed youth, since the courts found fewer youth to refer. We also started to streamline our mental health counseling as we could no longer compete with hospitals and schools for skilled talent at comparable wages.

Our hearts were torn as the year closed with the ending of our contracted partnership with the YMCA of Greater Nashua to run Camp Spaulding. We knew that with the new initiatives on our horizon, it wasn’t going to be feasible to run camp ourselves in 2020-- though as it turns out, the pandemic made that decision for us.

On the flipside, 2019 was the year of new growth opportunities. We embarked on a merger with The Children’s Place and Parent Education Center of Concord, which is the brainchild of the late Mary Stuart Gile, long-time child advocate and legislator. This site houses a top-notch childcare center with social interaction at its core.

Regionally, we started the process toward becoming Family Resource Centers of Quality. FRC-Qs are distinguished by their scope of services and commitment to best practice principles, and are not defined by funding sources.

In response to the Families First Prevention Services Act, we invested in a series of staff trainings to add Solution Based Casework to our practice, an evidence-informed model that partners with families to ensure positive outcomes and celebrate progress. Our growing array of family support services are proving to be effective life-changing and cost-saving initiatives for New Hampshire.

In the public policy arena, our advocacy team took the lead in the reform of NH’s child protection system, and played a key role in the establishment of the Office of the Child Advocate, which provides independent oversight of all children’s programs. We also made strides in education reform and in juvenile justice--moving our state toward a less punitive and more restorative approach, which we believe is more humane and more effective.

All in all, we did a lot of good in 2019, as we’ve done for 170 years. And, not for a moment do we forget how we’re able to do it. As we stand at another turning point in our history--a time when the road ahead almost seems longer than the road behind, we stand in gratitude to all those from whom our progress and our possibility flows: our partners, supporters, staff, and allies. Together, we’ll stay on mission, protecting rights, advancing the well-being of children, empowering lives, strengthening families, and improving communities for generations to come. Thank you.

Borja Alvarez de Toledo Kenneth Sheldon President & CEO, Waypoint President, Waypoint Board of Trustees 2 People served 2019

EARLY CHILDHOOD/FAMILY SUPPORT Early Supports & Services (for children w/ developmental concerns) 281 Family Support (parent ed/stabilization services) 1347 Healthy Families America (prenatal, early childhood & family support) 549 Partners in Health (for children who have chronic health conditions) 892 Adoption 74 TOTAL 3,143

INTERVENTION & TREATMENT PROGRAMS Day Treatment (after-school program for adjudicated youth) 22 Individualized Service Options (Permanency Solutions--foster care) 382 Integrated Home Based Services (NH) 88 Intensive Family Based Services (VT) 57 Parent Aide (Child Health Support Services) 260 Tracking (of adjudicated youth) 3 Family Counseling / Behavioral Health 903 Pregnancy Counseling 5 Supervised Visitation Center 92 Human Trafficking Response 26 TOTAL 1,838

HOMELESS YOUTH SERVICES Runaway & Homeless Youth (crisis intervention & prevention) 25 Transitional Living Program (housing & services to help homeless youth toward independence) 75 Street Outreach Program (lifeline to youth on the streets) 493 Youth Resource (drop-in) Center (Manchester) 190 TOTAL 783

SENIOR AND INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES (Home Care) 710

CAMP SPAULDING 126

TOTAL individuals served 6,600

3 Outcome measures

100%of moms at risk, were able to 85.7%of our families had no new out of take care of their child(ren) and home placements maintain custody at closing (IHB/Family Stabilization) (Healthy Families)

97.1%of Child Protective Services of clients100% avoided subsequent pregnancy referrals had no new founded before child’s first birthday reports of abuse/neglect. (Healthy Families) (ISO-In Home) 66.7% 75% of Birthparent Counseling clients reported of youth demonstrated basic computer improved family relationships skills upon exiting program (Birthparent Counseling) (Transitional Living Program) 50% of youth transitioning71% from homelessness, of youth transitioning from exited the program with their GED homelessness found or high school equivalent. permanent housing. (Transitional Living Program) (Transitional Living Program) Outcome measures

100%of infants to be adopted were 67%of infants and toddlers placed successfully, with stable situation throughout placement not meeting age expectations, (Agency Adoption) improved positive social- emotional skills (Early Supports & Services) 97% of struggling youth identified as 75% of infants and toddlers not meeting at-risk, maintained or increased age expectations improved their school attendance. language /communication skills. (Integrated Home Based Services) (Early Supports & Services)

94.7%of youth experiencing 50% of the children in child protective cases homelessness had benefit of services referred for reunification, were to contribute to their successfully reunified with their long-term stability. families within 90 days. (Homeless Youth Continuum) (Integrated Home Based Services)

92.6% 81.8%youth referred for delinquency, of children identified as at risk for developmental delays were referred had no further offenses for further evaluation. during service. (Healthy Families) (ISO/Family Preservation) Investment Contributions: Governmental Fee for Service Income Philanthropic/ & Other Contracts (Government, 5% Events 39% Insurance, client) 16% 40%

YOUR MONEY Income by Source

Fee for Service $5,524,270 40% Medicaid/Medicare/ Private Insurance $5,200,360 37% Client Fees $231,189 2% Miscellaneous $92,721 1%

Governmental & Other Contracts 5,486,443 39% State $3,751,411 27% Federal $819,041 6% Private and Other Sources $689,947 5% City/Town/School $226,044 2%

Contributions: Philanthropic/Events $2,195,982 16% Foundations/Trusts $642,755 5% Individual Donations $889,481 6% Event (NET) $487,018 3% United Way $88,864 1% In-kind Donations $87,864 1%

Investment Income $768,407 5% Endowment $702,436 5% Charitable Trust Income $65,971 0%

TOTAL $13,975,102 100% Intervention & Treatment 29% Net Operating Surplus/(Deficit) TOTAL Child Advocacy Summer Camp Fundraising, Public & Community Relations $517,402 General Administrative Runaway &Homeless Youth Continuum Home Care Services Early Childhood&Family Support TreatmentIntervention&

Early Childhood & Family Support 24%

$1,308,438 Home Care 17% $63,071

Expenses by Function $3,998,260 $174,314 Runaway & Homeless Youth 14% $2,394,726 $268,107 $13,912,031 100% $1,891,710 $3,359,074 AT WORK Administration 9%

9% 2% 4% 17% 14% 24% 29% 1% Fundraising, PR, Community 4%

Camp 2% Advocacy 1% Your Advocacy Report Voice During the 2019 session of the New Hampshire Legislature, Waypoint continued to advocate in the areas of child protection, exclusionary discipline and juvenile justice. We also supported the advocacy of other groups in additional areas and successfully added several priorities to the state budget. The budget was vetoed, but we expected these priorities to be included in the final budget. A brief description of advocacy initiatives for 2019 follows.

Child Protection Waypoint’s goals for this legislative session were to clarify the independence of the Office of the Child Advocate (OCA), increase the number of child protection workers and continue funding for “voluntary services” in child protection. Clarifying the independence of the OCA became necessary due to various interpretations of the original legislation. The testimony on the bill (SB295) raised the various interpretations of the OCA responsibilities and authorities. Consequently, the bill was retained in committee. Waypoint successfully advocated to add two positions to the OCA: a data analyst and an ombudsman, which will help understand trends, and investigate the growing number of complaints received by the office. More than 80 child protection positions were added to DCYF in SB6 but were ultimately contained in the state budget. This increase will enable DCYF to lower caseloads, reduce strain on staff and provide timely and effective assessments of potential abuse and neglect reports. Additionally, the state budget contains more than $5M to provide Voluntary Services that will redirect families at risk.

Exclusionary Discipline Waypoint worked with our Juvenile Justice coalition partners on SB302 and HB677, to keep more children in school. These identical bills sought to enact policy which would require shorter suspensions of children and require alternative, positive interventions. At the end of 2019, nearly two thirds of children were suspended for “Other” reasons, a category that needed greater clarity to comprehend the dynamics of suspensions and expul- sions. We continued working on these retained bills into 2020.

Juvenile Justice During the past several years, Waypoint advocacy has successfully reduced the number of children incarcerated at the Sununu Youth Services Center (SYSC) and has bolstered community-based services. SYSC had averaged less than 20 children since July 2019, as opposed to the 70 children when our advocacy began. The coalition chose not to submit policy legislation regarding SYSC this session and focus on the budget. During the budget phase, we were successful in level funding the SYSC budget at the 2018 level. In addition, our juvenile justice part- ners worked to pass SB14 which creates an array of community-based services as alternatives to incarceration.

Additional Legislation Waypoint was also successful on other issues which were not part of our original strategy. We successfully advocated for $900K appropriated for the state’s three Supervised Visitation Centers. Two supervised visitation bills this session were retained for 2020 (though funding didn’t come through in time for our Waypoint SV Center in Lebanon). We also worked with partners to extend foster care past 18 years old, to allow children who are not prepared to function independently to have foster family involvement to assure their successful transition to adulthood. We also prompted change in eligibility for Newborn Home Visiting to all Medicaid eligible families to help ensure a healthy start and optimize the chances for long-term success for new mothers and infants.

Throughout the 2019 session, the majority of bills Waypoint actively supported were positioned for success in the 2020 session. At the time of this publication, Waypoint continues working in collaboration with the community to determine additional areas where we can further enhance the lives of NH’s children and advance the well-being of all New Hampshire residents.

8 Let no one be discouraged by the belief that there is nothing one per- son can do against the enormous array of the world’s ills, misery, ignorance, and violence. Few will have the greatness to bend history, but each of us can work to change a small portion of events. And in the total of all those acts will be written the history of a generation. Robert F. Kennedy

9 Your Generosity

Lifelines $5,000-$14,999

Barrette Family Fund of the NHCF Bellwether Community Credit Union Cirtronics Corp. Michael and Rebecca Collins Zoo Entertainment, LLC Community College System of NH Rosebud Fund of the NHCF Concord Hospital Mainstay Technlogies Mark Connolly Barrette Family Fund of the NHCF Consolidated Communications CPI Management, LLC Edward Doherty Innovators $1,000 - $4,999 Endowment for Health Trailblazers $50,000+ Eversource Energy Foundation, Inc. Anagnost Investments, Inc. Exeter Hospital Ann De Nicola Trust Annette P. Schmitt Trust Gregory and Julie Flynn Carol Bailey Hearst Foundations Frasers General Store, Inc. Thomas Baldwin Lou Kaucic Getz Charitable Trust Bank of New Hampshire Ingeborg Lock Granite State Credit Union Banks Chevrolet-Cadillac, Inc. Mary Gale Foundation Lloyd L. Hill Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Greater Lakes Region Children’s Auction Jack and Rebecca Snider Hannaford Supermarkets Boston Medical Center HealthNet Plan Scott Johnstone Robert and Nancy Brethauer Changemakers $25,000- Alumni Ventrures Elaine and Bernard Brody $49,999 Live Nation Worldwide, Inc Catholic Medical Center David Logsdon CGI Employee Benefits Group Bank of America Madelaine G. von Weber Trust Patricia Cobb Pearl Manor Fund Mascoma Savings Bank Concord Garden Club TD Bank Foundation Dennis and Theresa McDonnell Greg and Margaret Connors The Couch Family Foundation National Development William and Ann Conrad The Jack and Dorothy Byrne Oleonda Jameson Trust Lorin Cortina Foundation People’s United Bank Carmella Dean Rotary Club of Manchester Maria Devlin Suzanne Schon Tiffany and Troy Diamond Guiding Lights $15,000- Jennifer Stebbins and Dylan Thomas Eileen Duggan Stebbins Commercial Properties, Inc. Donald Dumais $24,999 The Agnes M. Lindsay Trust Eagle Warehousing and Distribution, LLC The Alexander Eastman Foundation Eastern Bank Citizens Bank The Brookdale Foundation Group Richard Eichhorn and Beth Sargent Dan Lyons The Green Mountain Foundation Elliot Hospital New Hampshire Charitable Foundation The M&T Charitable Foundation Emily Landecker Foundation Inc. M.L. Paduch The New Hampshire Children’s Trust Fund Steve Faraone PROCON The Richard Eaton Foundation Tamara Finch John Rogers Town of Exeter Louis and Pamela Grich George Rollins Town of Hampton Mark and Carissa Foster Seacoast Fundraising, LLC Town of Laconia Gilbert Verney Foundation The Linden Foundation Town of Meredith Jane Gile Town of Raymond Wendy and Alan Gladstone Velcro USA, Inc. Lydia Greene

10 Group 1 Automotive Frank Gutmann Pamela Harvey Lloyd Heidgerd Hypertherm, Inc. iHeart Media Management Services, Inc. Ken Sheldon Eileen and Richard Kelly SilverTech Thomas Kelsey Zachary Slater Kiwanis Club of Manchester Special Olympics New Hampshire Richard and Helen Kruppa St. Mary’s Bank Lavoie Foundation Paul Staller & Deidre O’Byrne Beacons $500 - $999 Frank Leandro John and Bridget Stebbins Kirk and Judith Leoni William Steele Mary Ann Aldrich Macy’s Industries Stettenheim Foundation Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital Marilyn and James Mahoney Jared Sullivan Altrusa International of Laconia NH Manchester Radio Group John and Lucy Taylor Nancy and Paul Amato Marker-Volkl USA The French Foundation John Baier Bill and Ann Marvin The Greenspan Foundation Baker, Newman & Noyes Mascoma Bank Donation Committee The Junior Service League of Concord Bill Bardsley Harriet McGraw The Lynch Family Charitable Foundation Thomas and Barbara Bascetta McLane Middleton Town of Allenstown Wende Beck Peter and Jane McLaughlin Town of Alton Rachel Behrens Melanson Heath & Company, PC Town of Belmont Governor Craig Benson Merchants Automotive Group Town of Candia Bigelow & Company Milford Hospital Association Town of Deerfield Melissa Biron Christine Milne Town of Fremont David Blomquist Linda Monica Town of Hampstead Steven and Pam Bloom Allison Moskow Town of Hampton Falls John Bock Mutual Of America Town of Kingston Eleanor Briggs Nathan Wechsler & Company Town of Lee Tom Bullock NH Blacktop Sealers, Inc Town of Londonderry Meredith Bunting Northeast Delta Dental Town of Newton Jeffrey Burditt Jenn Noseworthy Town of North Hampton Thomas Callahan Charles O’Byrne Town of Northwood Deborah and Peter Carter Congressman Christopher Pappas Town of Nottingham Paul Chretien Lyndsee Paskalis Town of Plaistow Peter Coffin Passumpsic Savings Bank Town of Portsmouth David Coffin Pearson’s Jewelry Town of Rye Community Church of Durham, UCC Nancy Phillips Town of Seabrook Covered Bridges Half Marathon, Inc. Prime Source Foods Town of Windham Harry Crews Johanna Publow Bill Tucker Mary Dawson Rotary Club of Concord Thomas and Vicki Varick Dineeen DePaolo Rotary Club of Gilford John Wallace Cynthia Ehmett Rotary Club of Hanover Ashley Watson Patricia Fennelly Rotary Club of Henniker Susan and Mark Zankel Michael Foisie Rotary Club of Milford Sharyn Zunz Ben Frazier Rotary Club of the Queen City Edward Weir Abbott Fund of the NHCF Milton and Carolyn Frye Mary Sachsse Dorothy Gould Cook Memorial Fund of Ricco Gaia Saul O. Sidore Memorial Foundation the NHCF Lizanne Galbreath Mark and Maureen Scura Penny Pitou Gail and Eugene Garceau Jeffrey Seifert Roedel Family Charitable Fund of Gazzola Painting Company Sheehan, Phinney, Bass & Green the NHCF Lawrence and Andrea Glennon

11 Robert Gosling Borja Alvarez de Toledo Arleigh Greene Amazing Tan Mark Greenstein Sarah Ambrogi Anne Gribok Robert Amero Douglas and Genevieve Hartwick Amherst Junior Women’s Club Thomas Heaney Jason & Amy Amrock Tricia & David Hennequin Lawrence Scammon Lisa Anderson Hess & Gehris Donna Seay Michael Anderson Al Howes Linda Seifert Elaine Anderson Intown Manchester Management, Inc. SenatorJeanne and William Shaheen Andover Service Club Colleen and Dan Ives Carlo Simoni Cynthia Arieta Jill Jamro Willaim Slivinski Elizabeth Arlin Jordan’s Furniture Frank Smigelski Marcia Armstrong George Katis Spectrum Monthly Inc David Arnold Robert Kaucic Springfield Area Parent Child Center Robert Aviles Kearsarge Community Presbyterian Church Bob and Jennifer St. James Susan Ayers Bruce Keller Lynne and John Stahler Adele Baker Robert Kelley Karen Staller Roxanne Baker Kiwanis Club Of Meredith Katherine Stebbins Kenneth Baker Brad Kuster and Congresswoman Ann Stebbins, Lazos & Van Der Beken Brian Banafato McLane Kuster Kathleen Stinnett Diann Banaszek Lorraine Larocque Dennis and Ann Thron James and Rebecca Bandler Ledyard National Bank John Topper Jadean Barthelmes Chris Letares Town of Auburn Bonnie Bateman Gerald Little Town of Chester Joan Bater Steve Lumpkin Town of New Castle Kevin and Nicole Baum David Lyon Town of Newfields Susan Bauman Heather MacDonald Town of Sanbornton Susan Bayley and Karolyn Joy Robert Manchester Ultra Services, Inc. Peter Beach Scott and Nina McCampbell Unitarian Benevolent Assoc. William Beauchesne Maureen and Dennis McCanty Timothy Vaughn Abbie Beaulieu Robert Milanette Vitt & Associates Karen Beaulieu Holly Mintz Doug and Dawn Waltman MaryLou Beaver Daniel Monfried Jeremey Wright David Beer Shawn Monty Ruth and Jay Zax Brandon Belford Mona Movafaghi George Zogopoulos Paul Belyea Peter Nichols Jiu Bengstorff Novel Iron Works Inc. Denise and Charles Bennett Arlene O’Connor Joan Bennett Henry Ouiment Navigators $100- 499 Diane Bergeron Marilyn Paganucci Charles Bergeron Jacqueline Papajohn Sylvia Abbott Bruce and Bruce Berk Gabriella Parisse Acworth Woman’s Club Susan Bernabei John and Alice Pepper Elaine Adam Skip Berrien David Pettinger Lauren and Rob Adams Joseph Bertolino Rotary Club of Bedford Will Adams Donna Betterini Rotary Club of Hampton Tamarie Allard David and Roxanne Billings Rotary Club of Lancaster Lisa Allard Carol and Francis Birch Manuel Sanchez De Movellan Bob Allen Grace Bird Cynthia Bisson

12 Diane Blais Malialou Carey Tom and Mary Congoran Blanchet Canadian Rocker Sally Carlson E Conklin Carol Boire Ken Carlton John and Karen Conlon Rebecca Bolton Kristin Carney Doris Connor LynnMarie Bonenfant Sandra Carpenter Michelle Conover Kandie Bonica Charles and Tracey Carrier Thomas Conrad Patricia Borseti Kerry Carter Allen and Janice Conti Tom Boucher James and Jean Carter James and Ann Conway Frank Boudreau Sasha Carter Bradford and Kathleen Cook Vivian and David Bourque Lawrence Carter George Copadis Theresa and Gerald Bourque Christopher Casella Lisa Cornette Sarah Bouvier Center For Life Management Ann Corriveau Boyd/Steiner DMD P.C. George and Lucie Chakmakas Teressa Corson Michael and Becky Bradley Leslie Chambers Rebecca Cote Bradley Council K of C 1624 Martha and John P. Chandler Mayor Joyce and Michael Craig Ann Brayfield Nina Chang Fred and Sophia Crawford Alexandra Breed and Douglas Hill John Chapman Paul Cronin Arthur and Nancy Brennan Laurie Chase James Crosby Christopher Brien Anthony Cheek Cross Insurance Timothy Briglin and Laurel Mackin Karen Christie Crosstown Motors John Broderick Renee Christous Marguerite Curry Robin Broderick Dan Church Theresa Curtis Joan Brodsky Christina Cicinelli Cory Curtis Katherine Brodsky Marjorie Clancy Bo Czyz Stephen Brophy Diane Clancy Elias Dagher Scott and Mary Brown Peter Clarke Matthew DAmore Michael Brown Robert Clegg Donna Danis Kenneth Brown Barbara Clifford Robert Dapice Barbara Brown Patrick and Angela Closson Benton Davis Joseph Brulotte Tracy and Mark Coen Dwight Davis Harold and Mary Brundrett Donna Cohen Cynthia Davison Joseph and Kathleen Buckley Karen Colberg Byron Day Paul Burgarella Margit Colburn Robin Deadrick Peter Burger Anna Cole Audrey Dean Shauna Burke Collision Works Inc. Carol Deangelis Erin Burke Jeffrey Comeau Christine DeBlois Hal Burleson Frank Comerford Bob Delano Mike and Midge Burnham Margo Compagna Lisa DeLoid Barbara Burr Gerald Comtois Alicia Deloid Margaret Burt Brenda Conery Gail DeMarco James Butler Erin Demskis John Camp Peter DeRoeve Christine Campbell Anita Deshaies J.R. Cannaday Wendy Desjardins Sara Cannell William Desroche Vasiliki Canotas Mary Desrochers Rochelle Cantor Robert and Anne Capodilupo Gail Cappuccio Dawn Carbonneau Ellen Gawlocki Sara Gebauer Joan Gehr Gail Georgantas Muriel Georgantas Charles Gerhan Kevin Gibbs Mark Edelstein Vangie Giotas Linda and Stephen Eickhoff Catherine and John Girard Katharine Eldred Fionnuala Girard Walter Ellis Frances Glahn Laurie Ellison Lauren Glennon Empire Sheet Metal, Inc. Bronwen Gmelich Michael Engsberg Sue Gobel Thomas Erickson Michael Godbout Nicole Esch Frances Godin Cliff and Felixa Eskey Arnold and Alice Goldstein Jon and Lucia Evans Melissa Goldthwaite Maryann Evers Thomas and Janet Gorman William and Jane Exner Joleen Goronkin Georgene Fabian Robert and Eileen Gosselin Evelyn Faichney Martin Goulet Stacey Falzarano Dottie and Andrew Gove Annette DesRochers Families In Transition Brian Graf Jean Desrosiers Michael and Susan Fanger Eileen Granahan Robert Dewhirst Nancy Fantom John Greene Pamela Diamantis and Morris Goodman Tom Farrelly Laura Greer Kirk Dickison Aniko and Geza Fejes-Toth Michael Dimos Female Charitable Society of the United Jamie Griffin Angela Dion Church of Acworth Julia Griffin Angelo Diorio Mark Ferdinando Linda Griffiths Daniel Dister Lorraine Ferrier Esther Grimes Diane Dolan Kathleen Fettig Kim Griswold Paula Domanski Lori Fierro RaeAnn Grossman Keith Dominick Jacqueline and Lionel Fineblit GSWM Troop 10720 Keith Dominick Richard Fischer Ellen Guelfi Jeanne Dominick Erin Fish Laurenini Guerrero Bethany Dominick Kyle and Becky Lee Mary Gueymard Domus, Inc. Colleen Flynn Pamela Guidoboni Maria Dongas Samuel Foisie Richard and Joanne Gustafson Thomas Donovan Dylan Fondry Helena Guttman Joni Doolin Deborah Fournier H.C.S.M Enterprises Jim Doremus Patrick Fox Jean Halloran Denyse Doucet Travis Franklin Maryann Hamilton Joanne Doukeris Jackie Frary Helen and George Hamilton Drive Brand Studio Sharon Fredette Kerry Hamilton John Dromey Jackie Freeman Marion Hampton Richard Dryer Roger and Kathryn Frieden Ann Hansen Karen Dubois Adam Frisella Joseph and Kathy Hardiman Brendan Duffy Maureen Frost Rodney Harl Sam and Diane Dugan Jerome Funaro Mary & Paul Harris Daniel Duhamel Cindy and Michael Gaffney Barbara Harris Cathy Dumais Maria and Carl Gagnon Vlad and Holly Harris Suzanne Dumont Richard and Sally Gallagher Linda Harrop Louise Duval Susan Gamache Michael and Cynthia Harvell Maureen Dwyer Robin Gannon Campbell Harvey Patricia Dydo Alicia Garcia Sheryl Haselton

14 “How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and strong. Because someday in your life you will have been all of these.”

George Washington Carver

15 Lorri Haskell Richard Joyce Susan Lambert Woody Haskell Charles Kalatzes Bryce Lambert Erick Haskell Thomas Kallechey Gary Lamphere Thomas Haubrich Terry Kamieneski Lancaster Elementary School Carol Heald Stephen Kanavich Jennifer Landon Jonathan Heald Benjamin Kaplan Brian Landry Nancy Heline Sandi Kaucic Lucy Lange Kathleen Henderson Mark Kaucic Tina Langley Nicholas Herrera Lisa Kaucic Michael Lanoie Andrew and Anne-Rose Hertig Doug Kaucic Cheryl Laplante Edward Hibner Carole Kaucic Lisa Lapointe Lori and Brad Hibner Robert Kaucic Elizabeth Larocca Dixie Hibner Grace Kaucic Nancy LaRoche Cheryl Hicks Anne Keach Lisa LaRock Lucius Hill Larry Keane Robert & Sylvia Larsen Margery Hillhouse Eric Keifer Elease Latimer Robin Hilman-Healey Robert Kelley Kevin Lauzidre Steven Hinchee Karen Kelley Danielle LaValley Rosemary Hinton Jodi Kelly Joerg Laves Ellen and David Hobson Diane Kelly Kathy Lavigne Rachel Holcomb Tonjah Kelm Jack Law Philip and Carolyn Hollman Christine Kemper Stephen Lawlor Bianca Holm Becky Kendall Stephen Lawrence John Hopper Geoffrey Kennedy and Eileen Mullen Karen Lazowski April Hotchkiss Sally Kenyon Mary Leadbeater and Alice Howard Marea Kerrigan Michael Strack Susan Howe Ben Kershaw Joy LeBlanc Melissa Hugener Kevin S. Roberts Foundation Janet Lechnir William Hughen for Children Timothy Leonard Mary Hulbert Christine Kfoury Jeff Leong Cheri Hunt Matt Kfoury Laura Leslie Donald Huot Henry and Polly Kidder Lisa Lessard Tracey Huppe John Kimball Karen Levchuk Catharine Hyson Edward King Robin Ivester Edward and Margie King Lisa James Steve King Phillippe Japy Donna King Deborah Jaskiewicz Loretta Kinne Michael Jeans Shane Kinney Terry Jeffrey Kiwanis Club Of Hooksett Earle Jenkins Kiwanis Club Of Hudson Craig and Diane Jensen Kiwanis Club of Mount Carolyn and Craig Jerard Washington Valley Bob Johns Roy and Ellen Knights Ryan and Allyson Johnson Terry Knowles Jeannie Johnson Thomas Koch Peter Johnson Leah Koff Gretchen Johnson Chad Kroll Edward Johnson Ken Kvasty Diana Johnson William LaBerge Lisa Johnston Cheryl Labonte David Johnston Kyle Lachance Marc Jolicoeur Dallas Lagerquist Robert and Virginia Jones Patricia Lallas Nancy Jones Margaret Lamb Debra Jones Ashley Lamb Karen Jordan Peggy and Ronald Lambert

16 Diane Levesque Donald Mullen Karen Lewis Kevin and Kathleen Mullen Philip Liakos Mark Muniz Liberty International Trucks John Murphy Norma Liedtke Tina Nadeau Julie Liese Dahlia Najfus Michael Lindquist Cathy McCoy Anthony Nappi Rosie Lindsey Kris McCracken Eugene and Candy Nattie Alex Litster McDevitt Trucks, Inc. Nault’s Powersports Littleton Chevrolet, Buick, Inc. Charlene McDonald Giancarlo Negroni Stanley Lojko James and Janice McElroy Matt Neuman Amanda Long Sandra McGrath Roxanne Neuman Peter Lott David Mcilroy Jeff Neumann Douglas and Jean Loudon Sean McKay Erin Newnan Donnalee Lozeau Skip and Carolyn McKean NH Masonic Charitable Foundation LPL Financial Services Susan and Patrick McKeown Kara Nixon Clifford and Nancy Lundin John and Joan McLane Glenn Normandeau Denise Lyddy Maureen McLean Katherine O’Brien Governor John Lynch Steve McMahon Patricia O’Byrne John Lyon Andrew McMillan Margaret O’Byrne William and Maureen Lyons Sheila McNeil Melissa Oglebay Robert and Mado MacDonald Robert Meader Olive Branch Chapter 1 Norman MacFarland Gregg Meheriuk Michael Oliver Christine Madden Nancy Mellor Megan Oliviero Gerald Makin Members First Credit Union Terry Ollila Lisa Makus Denis Menczywor Omer & Bob’s Sportshop Margaret Mallari Mental Health Center of Greater Andrew Orcutt John and Kathryn Manchester Manchester Michael and Joan Ostrowski Robert and Diane Mann Carlos Mercado Lisa Ouellette Andrew and Emily Manns Dianne Mercier Peter and Carolie Owens Thomas Manson Marc Mercier Thomas and Sarah Oxnard Paul Marchand Ken Merrifield Gordon Page George Marchant Stephen and Heather Jeffrey Palmer Leo Marchesseault Kathy Merrill Cynthia Pals James Marchillo Milford Masonic Temple Association Laurie Pantano Edward Marden Edmund Miller Andrew and Michelle Papanicolau Amanda Marquis Susane Minshew Lorraine Paquette Madeleine Martel Spiros Mitsopoulos Brian Paquette Willard and Margaret Martin Diane Monahan Sherry Paradis Spencer and Caroline Martin Anne Montgomery John and Sara Parker Scott Martin Susan and Lewis Mooney Sherwin Parkhurst Leonard Martin Ann Morando Christina Parrott Paul Martineau Harold Morgan David Parsley Peter Mason and Laurie Harding Marion and Sam Morgan Robert Parsons Anthony Massahos Richard Morgan Michael Parsons Bill Mastrodimos Carmen Morreale Todd Patkin Stuart Mathews Adam Morrill Samantha Pause Lisa Maxfield William and Nancy Morrison Darlene Pawlik Nina McCampbell and Phoebe Manchester Rich Morrissey Walter Pazdon Therese McCarthy Darwina Mosley Linda Pelan Micheal McCarthy James and Kathryn Muirhead Lori Pellegrino

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19 Board of Trustees 2019

Lauren Adams Mediator and Conflict Resolution Consultant Gwendolyn Gladstone Hess Gehris Solutions Pediatrician Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth Melissa Biron Manager Jeffrey Seifert, Treasurer Brad Kuster Regional Vice President Nathan Wechsler & Company Attorney TD Bank, N.A. Conservation Law Foundation Elaine Brody Ken Sheldon, President 1st Vice Chair, Marilyn Mahoney NH President, SVP/SR Client Manager Retired Attorney, Founder Bank of America Harvey & Mahoney Law Offices Nina Chang V.P. Finance Stephanie Singleton Holly Mintz Advisor, Patient-Reported Outcomes Silvertech V.P and Chief Medical Officer Press Ganey Associates, Inc. Elliot Health Systerms Bill Conrad President/CEO Jennifer Stebbins Lyndsee Paskalis Financial Strategist Prime Source Foods Attorney XSS Hotels Stebbins, Lazos & Van Der Beken Tiffany Diamond, Borja Alvarez de Toledo 1st Vice Chair Shaylen Roberts President/CEO Vice President of Operations Assistant County Attorney Waypoint Paradigm Health Plans Hillsborough County Attorney’s Office

Jane Gile Mark Rouvalis Director, Human Resources Director, Litigation Department City of Manchester McLane Middleton

20 “Oh, to be alive in such an age, when miracles are everywhere, and every inch of common air throbs a tremendous prophecy, of greater marvels yet to be.”

Walt Whitman

21 Along the Way

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