In honor of Earth Day, a team of YMCA volunteers joined the community for Intown Manchester's city-wide Adopt-A-Block clean-up on April 22, 2021. Volunteers cleaned up Lamont Hanley Park by removing weeds and trash, then spreading mulch throughout the gardens. Located at the corner of Bridge Street and Elm Street in Manchester, this park provides beautiful green space in the city.
Following a year of social distancing, virtual school, mask wearing and endless hours of screen time, The Granite YMCA is excited to bring back their annual Healthy Kids Day, encouraging families to take a moment to help kids be kids. While these in-person events for members and their guests will feature physically distanced activities and be in accordance with CDC and state/local recommendations, the Y aims to provide a carefree day for children, celebrating what makes a kid, a healthy kid.
MANCHESTER, NH – Over this past weekend, the Fuel Our Families program marked a major milestone: 185,000 weekend meal bags delivered since its inception just one year ago.During a brief ceremony last Thursday, Mayor Joyce Craig and representatives of the four organizations that have driven this effort – Southern New Hampshire University, Granite United Way, Granite YMCA and Manchester School District – reflected on the work and what it’s meant to the community.
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