The Spradling Group

07/28/2023

04/11/2023

Manchester leaders ask everyone to be vigilant and report suspected child mistreatment or abuse. It's National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Manchester NH Police City of Manchester NH Health Department NH Children's Trust Manchester School District

04/10/2023

Thanks to the Manchester Rotary Club for supporting the City of Manchester NH Health Department's Oral Health Program for children!

Manchester Public Health Director Anna Thomas graciously accepted a donation from the Manchester Rotary Club specifically earmarked for much-needed electrical upgrades for the Oral Health Program. The $6,101.26 will cover critical electrical components to the program’s mobile dental van and update outlets and breakers at the 21 schools serviced. Without these repairs, the dental program would not likely be able to provide services to all qualifying children.
George Jump, President of the Rotary Club, says helping to keep this program running was very important, “The Manchester Rotary Club is passionate about serving the needs of our community. We are happy to support the updates needed for the dental van to continue providing dental services to students.” Anna Thomas, Public Health Director, commented, “The City of Manchester Health Department’s School-Based Oral Health Program has been meeting the dental needs of school children for over 50 years. We are eternally grateful for community leaders such as the Manchester Rotary Club and their generosity and unwavering commitment to be there for our greatest assets – our children.”
Photo: Left to Right: Sue Manchester (Rotarian); Anna Thomas, Manchester Public Health Director; Health Department Hygienists Andrea Iasillo and Carie Thompson, Rotarians Nicole Howard, Walt Milne, Claira P. Monier, and Rotary President George Jump.

03/01/2023

The Center for Family Enterprise at UNH hosts a seminar for business owners focused on how to improve results through collaboration.

Frederick Scruggs, CEO of Financial Designs, says all business advisors should work collaboratively and not independently for small businesses.

We all understand resources are limited, needs are immediate and time is tight.

CFE Director Michelline Dufort hosted the event in Manchester to help family owned business leaders work through a myriad of scenarios and issues they encounter throughout the typical business life cycle. Scruggs offered advice on how to identify risks within family business, from both internal and external sources.

Issues include:

Board level operations
Generation X and millennials working together
Succession process
Smart long range planning

02/19/2023

Excited to be working with this amazing organization! Girls at Work, Inc.. Volunteers, tours, and donations are always welcome!
Message me if you want more info! - Tracy

• Union Leader StaffTHE SIGN on the workshop wall hammers it home:

02/16/2023

Boating season will be here before you know it! 🛶

Come visit the booth at the New England Boat Show in Boston, now through Sunday.

06/21/2022

We are excited to be working with Anna Thomas and her team at the Manchester Health Department. AND excited about the press conference today introducing the Public Health and Safety Team.
This is a partnership between the city's Health Department and Police Department. Among the current eight community health workers, 14 languages are spoken! It is the city's and our hope this new initiative helps residents in need before a serious issue arises.

05/31/2022

Always happy to participate!

would not be possible without the generous support of our sponsors! We are grateful for Media Partners The Spradling Group, The Keene Sentinel, and Montagne Powers.

Check out our full list of sponsors at https://nhgives.org