2021 Annual Report
Striving Further, our 2021 Annual Report shares the impact of our mission and appreciation to all who contribute to ensure we can continue to go farther every day for each child. View the report through this link. [If you wish to begin receiving this publication and our newsletters please email pfarmer@cedarcrestcenter.org to join our mailing […]
74th Annual Meeting Video
Enjoy this video of the recording of our 74th Annual Meeting. The event featured recognition of Cathy Gray both by the NH State Senate presented by Senator Jay Kahn as well as honoring her as the 2021 Cedarcrest Champion. Retiring Trustees, New Trustees and Margaret “Peg” Knox Scholarship recipients were celebrated as well. View the […]
Walk & Roll ’21 Video
Thank you to all of our generous donors who contributed more than $50,000 to support our mission! The children and many staff had a great scenic trip around New England as part of our Here, There & Everywhere Virtual Walk & Roll fundraiser. View the video.
Summer Gazette is now Online!
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Sawyer-Clement Heritage Society Membership is Growing!
In the past year, through commitments of future estate gifts, bequests or significant contributions to named endowment funds, a number of Cedarcrest supporters have joined the Sawyer-Clement Heritage Society. By arranging a bequest or other planned gift, you can establish a lasting memorial to a friend or loved one, or create a lasting connection that […]
Children’s Wish List-Summer ’21 Edition
From time to time, Cedarcrest Center supporters request information as to the children’s special recreation, personal or special equipment needs. We find this list is ever changing and have moved the list from our Gazette Newsletter to this online website posting to ensure its timeliness and accuracy. Please check back from time to time as […]
Ask Me Anything with Jay Hayston
“My top priority is getting to know the children, staff, families, and supporters. I think it’s really important for leaders to serve with a sincere and ongoing interest in their teams and in those receiving services.”
Trustees Announce New CEO Jay Hayston, LP.D, MBA
The Cedarcrest Center Board of Trustees are pleased to announce that it has named Jay Hayston, LP.D, MBA as its new President/CEO effective September 1, 2021 succeeding Cathy Gray who will be retiring from her position leading the organization for over 25 years. Jay is the current Operating Vice President of Seven Hills Rhode Island […]
Choice Awards Recognition
Thank you to our local newspaper The Keene Sentinel and their readers for this special recognition. While Cedarcrest prides itself on being a one of a kind home and school for children with complex medical needs, it was wonderful to be nominated and voted for as the top Assisted Living Facility in the region. The technical […]
New Transit Van is On The Move!
The new van has been delivered and has been taking children on medical trips and on field trips for the past few weeks! The new van is equipped with many new features that the 2008 Ford Econoline van did not have and the tie downs have much more flexibility and versatility than our other transit […]
