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Future Moosilauke Visions’ staff members? Perhaps. The Lovejoy girls, with the help of Pepper Joseph, are learning about philanthropy while helping to keep Mascoma Lake free of Milfoil.

Friends of Mascoma Foundation Mascoma Lake Association

Tim Vaughan of Moosilauke Visions will be hosting a free webinar on building a company culture of employee retention on Wednesday April 25th at 9am Eastern.

Click here to learn more and register > >
https://www.moosilaukevisions.org/moosilauke-company-culture-employee-retention-lp/

This is a topic that Tim is passionate about and one that impacts all of us in one way or another. He has a wealth of experience working with mission-driven organizations on this subject and will provide actionable strategies that you implement right out of the gate.

Here are some of the topics that will be covered:
- Why investing more heavily in recruitment alone is a losing strategy.
- The 4 primary building blocks of an employee retention strategy.
- Why previous attempts at “culture change” have fizzled.
- A strategy for the next steps that you can apply today at your organization.

If you are in any way involved in HR or leadership we highly recommend hearing what he has to say; it will be time well spent.

Life is unfolding for former Dartmouth College soccer star, Myra Sack, and her husband Matt until their beautiful daughter, Havi, is diagnosed with Tay-Sachs, a fatal neurodegenerative disease, and given only a year to live. Myra and Matt decide to celebrate Havi’s short life and vow to to show her as much of the world as they can, surrounded by friends and family who relocate to be in Havi’s orbit.

Myra’s beautifully written book is available on Amazon on April 2nd. Moosilauke Visions is so proud to be supporting Myra and her not for profit organization, E-motion.

www.emotion-mc.org

Moosilauke Visions is grateful for the recent support of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation’s Dr. Horace, Gene, Robert, and Jeannine Blood Fund. Such donations provide some of the resources needed for us to incubate new programs and bolster existing ones in our ongoing effort to address mental health issues and mentor tomorrow’s not for profit leaders.

Moosilauke Visions would like to thank the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation’s Dr. Horace, Gene, Robert, and Jeannine Blood Family Fund for their recent support!

Moosilauke Visions is partnering with The Works Cafe on South Main In Hanover to deliver bagels and other baked goods to food pantries across the Upper Valley.

We are currently serving Friends Feeding Friends in Canaan, the LISTEN Food Pantry in Lebanon, the Haven Food Shelf in White River Junction, and the Hanover Community Pantry in Hanover.

We can’t thank The Works enough for their generosity - but you can thank them sometime soon by dropping by soon and tasting their amazing goodies!!!

Shout out to Myra Sack, founder of E-Motion (a Moosilauke Visions partner) and one of the facilitators of the recent four-day mental health retreat in San Diego.

‘I’m walking away better’: the mental health retreat helping top footballers Brainchild of the US defender Naomi Girma is addressing the toxic culture that has affected many in the women’s game there

Moosilauke Visions’ Chief Development Support Officer, Carl Lovejoy, was honored by yesterday in recognition of exceptional contributions in the Diversity, Equity, and Belonging space. The Tabor Legacy Shaper Award is designated for an individual who demonstrates a significant commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion, advocates for the rights and representation of marginalized individuals and shows dedication to promoting a culture of respect, acceptance, and understanding.

Carl served as Tabor’s Director of Admissions from 1985 until 1992.

Do you have an employee retention plan for your organization or team?

If not, reach out to my Moosilauke Visions colleague, Tim Vaughan.

He will set up a call and. . .
you will have a plan within an hour.

He will give his time for free as long as you pinky promise to follow through and put the plan into practice. 😁

Why Keeping Your Crew Happy is Critical for Mission-Driven Teams - Moosilauke Visions % Employee retention is now a critical goal for organizations striving towards a mission. Here are the basics of an employee retention strategy.

We're delighted to share that E-motion, an innovative program designed to integrate movement and grief support, has received a generous $30,000 Challenge Grant from Moosilauke Visions!

Myra Sack, the visionary behind E-Motion, embarked on this journey during her daughter Havi's battle with Tay-Sachs, a terminal neurodegenerative disorder. Drawing from her own personal struggles, Myra established E-Motion as a means to help provide grief support and coping strategies to patients and their families.

Adding to this exciting news, Carl Lovejoy, Chief Development Support Officer here at Moosilauke Visions, will provide fundraising assistance to E-Motion as they continue to grow as an organization.

To learn more about E-motion or to get involved, click here: https://bit.ly/3QWAdti

Anxiety and fear impact all of us. Whether it is you or a friend, child, or family member that suffers, most can benefit from advice in dealing with these emotions.

The Fear Less podcast now delivers the expertise of Mountain Valley Treatment Center, a nationally recognized treatment center for adolescents with anxiety and OCD, to a far wider audience.

If fear has ever shown up in your life, it is worth checking out this podcast.

Fear Less: A Podcast Packed Full of Expertise - Moosilauke Visions % The Fear Less podcast is a production of Mountain Valley Treatnent Center, an evidenced based provider of anxiety treatments for adolescents.

For many communities in the Northeast, the local ice rink can serve as an important hub. We are helping the Campion Rink in Hanover, NH to remain an important asset for the local community. 🏒⛸

Major Gift to Hanover Improvement Society for the Renovation of Campion Rink - Moosilauke Visions % Camp Mowglis met with Moosilauke Visions to discuss how to develop an effective fundraising and development strategy.

Dr. Will White, a member of the Moosilauke Visions team, will moderate a stellar panel at the National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs Northeast Regional Conference Thursday.

The breakout session is titled Healing the Epidemic: Different Approaches to Anxiety Treatment Across the Continuum of Care. The diverse expertise of the panelists, each offering different therapeutic approaches, highlights the importance of a multifaceted strategy to tackle the anxiety epidemic effectively.

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How Do We Best Address the "Anxiety Epidemic"? - Moosilauke Visions % Camp Mowglis met with Moosilauke Visions to discuss how to develop an effective fundraising and development strategy.

Carl Lovejoy , Moosilauke Visions’ Chief Development Support Officer, met with Bartolo Governanti this week. Bartolo is the new Alumni Director at Camp Mowglis, a century-old not for profit boys’ summer camp on beautiful Newfound Lake.

Bartolo has some fundraising responsibilities in his new role, so reached out to Moosilauke Visions to receive support from Carl, a longtime fundraiser.

Are you, like Bartolo, new to development work and need some help getting your fundraising initiatives off the ground? Visit our website and contact Carl. https://www.moosilaukevisions.org/

We look forward to celebrating Jay Wolter this evening at the New Hampshire Business Review’s 2023 Business Excellence Awards Dinner in Concord. Congratulations, Jay!

Congratulations, Jay Wolter!

Business Excellence Awards NH Business Review‘s Business Excellence Awards celebrate the imagination, industriousness, innovation and achievements of business owners and operators in NH.

How do you move yourself forward? The best way is by joining with others in a community.

Located in Pike, New Hampshire, The Innstead Mountain Getaway is helping to make the New Hampshire outdoor community stronger and better by joining up with others.

The Innstead Participates in One of a Kind Outdoor Lifestyle Festival - Moosilauke Visions The Innstead Mountain Getaway Attends the Graniteer event hosted by Granite Outdoor Alliance in Franconia, NH

This past weekend 30 volunteers descended on the Pike Glades to prepare for what will hopefully be a winter full of snow in the White Mountains. The Pike Glades, which are a feature of The Innstead Mountain Getaway’s 2,000 acre property, are a series of ski trails that were designed and implemented in partnership with Granite Backcountry Alliance.

We're grateful for the ongoing support and collaboration of The Innstead Mountain Getaway and Granite Backcountry Alliance, both integral partner organizations here at Moosilauke Visions.

To learn more about this project, click here: https://bit.ly/45b5zjB

Meet the Moosilauke Visions team of professionals - Carl Lovejoy, Will White, Jay Wolter, Tim Vaughan, Meredith Fogg and David Chabot.

We assembled this great team to partner with mission-focused organizations and individuals serving the Upper Valley Region of New Hampshire and Vermont – and beyond. We're passionate about supporting people, programs and businesses with strong leadership, deep community relationships, a collaborative approach to community building, and a dedication to improving the quality of life for all those served.