The New Hampshire Children’s Trust’s 3rd Annual 100-mile Ride for Resilience took place on October 13, 2023 throughout the Lakes Region. In partnership with New Hampshire’s Network of Family Resources Centers, the focus of the ride was to highlight family strength in the Granite State, and to build awareness of the many ways the NH Network of Family Support helps foster individual, family, and community resilience.
Founded by NH Children’s Trust Board Vice Chair Mark Knights, the Ride for Resilience connects Family Resource Centers across the state, with participants cycling from one FRC to another to spotlight their important role in the community. Riders also participated in a fundraising challenge, raising money to support the essential work of Family Resource Centers throughout New Hampshire.
Knights, along with Children’s Trust Senior Advancement Director Nathan Fink and four other riders, cycled a total of 103 miles from Whole Village in Plymouth, to Lakes Region Community Services in Laconia, to Archways in Tilton and Franklin and then back to Plymouth to raise awareness about the statewide resources available to all NH families. The supporting team of seven total riders has a goal of raising $30,000, and will continue to actively fundraise through November 17th.
Everyone plays a role in the prevention of child abuse and neglect. To learn more about the Ride for Resilience go to: https://www.nhchildrenstrust.org/2023-ride-for-resilience
To meet the riders and show your support go to https://www.pledgereg.com/ride-for-resilience!
About New Hampshire Children’s Trust
New Hampshire Children’s Trust ensures parents have access to high-quality resources and support to help children develop the skills they need to thrive. We educate direct-service professionals, advocate for better policies to support parents, and connect with local agencies to strengthen families and lay the foundation for children's success. The mission of NHCT is to lead the drive to ensure safe, stable, and nurturing relationships and environments for children by educating, advocating, and collaborating.
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