Members of the New Hampshire Electric Co-op Foundation smile and chat as Vaughan Learning Center Director Heather Ouellette (right) and three preschoolers head back to their classroom at the center in North Conway Thursday. From left are Carolyn Kedersha, Steve Camerins, Scott Knapp and Joan Aubrey. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Members of the New Hampshire Electric Co-op Foundation deliver a $20,000 grant toward the capital campaign for the Vaughan Learning Center on Thursday. From left (back row) are: Dan Jones, chairman of the capital campaign for the Vaughan Learning Center; NHEC Foundation members Joan Aubrey, Sara Thielbar, Sharon Davis, Carolyn Kedersha, Steve Camerins and Scott Knapp. In the foreground, the Vaughan Learning Center director Heather Ouellette smiles surrounded by three preschoolers. See story, page 8. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Members of the New Hampshire Electric Co-op Foundation smile and chat as Vaughan Learning Center Director Heather Ouellette (right) and three preschoolers head back to their classroom at the center in North Conway Thursday. From left are Carolyn Kedersha, Steve Camerins, Scott Knapp and Joan Aubrey. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Members of the New Hampshire Electric Co-op Foundation deliver a $20,000 grant toward the capital campaign for the Vaughan Learning Center on Thursday. From left (back row) are: Dan Jones, chairman of the capital campaign for the Vaughan Learning Center; NHEC Foundation members Joan Aubrey, Sara Thielbar, Sharon Davis, Carolyn Kedersha, Steve Camerins and Scott Knapp. In the foreground, the Vaughan Learning Center director Heather Ouellette smiles surrounded by three preschoolers. See story, page 8. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
CONWAY — A major milestone has been reached in the Vaughan Community Services “Vaughan to the Future” Capital Campaign with gifts and pledges now totaling over $750,000, including a $20,000 grant from the New Hampshire Electric Co-Op Foundation.
A half dozen representatives from the co-op foundation met with members of the Vaughan Capital Campaign on Thursday, delivering the foundation’s check and touring the facility with director Heather Oullette, meeting staff and children enrolled in the center’s programs.
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