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The Pittsfield Youth Workshop Receives A $15,000 Donation From Globe Manufacturing,  LLC

PYW is all smiles as they accept a $15,000 donation from Globe Manufacturing. The money will be assist PYW with the replacement of their van.

Don Welch, Rob Freese and Gef Freese of Globe Manufacturing Company located in Pittsfield NH, recently presented a $15,000 check to PYW staff and members of the Board of Directors. (Zach Powers, Executive Director, Jim Maestranzi, Mary Summerford, Paula Driscol, Program Director).

Globe Manufacturing is pleased to make this donation to the Pittsfield Youth Workshop, assisting them with the much needed replacement of their passenger van used to transport the youth membership to events and activities throughout the year.
The Pittsfield Youth Workshop is a non- profit drop in center that provides free daily after school programs focused on educational, interpersonal and recreational activities. PYW provides services to over 300 Pittsfield youth in grades 6 through 12.

For more information, please contact Zach Powers at 435-8272.

Pictured is Steven Davis, President of the Pittsfield Youth Baseball Association, handing a check to Larry Berkson, co-chair of the committee in charge of renovating and enlarging Pittsfield Youth Athletic Park on Tilton Hill Road. The check, in the amount of $54,590, is from the Baseball Tomorrow Fund, a cooperative effort of Major League Baseball and the Players Association. It will go a long way in vastly improving the Park for the children of Pittsfield. Importantly the work will add a new Babe Ruth sized diamond and greatly improve the three existing fields. There will be a new parking lot, handicap access and restrooms. It is only with help from such wonderful funds like Baseball Tomorrow that we could ever dream of such a large undertaking.  Pictured in the front row are PYBA players, Kim Cyr, Noah Manteau, Katelynn Hunt, Eileen Manteau, Patience Cyr and Connor Manteau. Kneeling on the left is Buddy Bedell and on the right Susan Carbon and Dan Mullen. Standing in the back row are Brenda Pabon, Penny Taylor, selectperson Denise Morin, Rodney Taylor, and selectpersons, Larry Konopka, Ed Vien and Linda Small.”