Wesley’s Way Foundation understands that many families need help during this pandemic. Our foundation recently provided a donation to Emily’s Place of Manchester, NH and Marguerite’s Place of Nashua, NH. Both of these organizations help families in need in our community, and we wanted to help support these families during this time of great uncertainty. Thank you to both organizations for the important work that you do.

With children out of school indefinitely due to the pandemic, Wesley’s Way wants to ensure that children are still being fed. Many children depend on meals received at school, which poses a problem when the schools are closed.

The Boys & Girls Club of Manchester is developing plans to prepare and deliver meals to children in the city. At Wesley’s Way, we think this is a valuable effort, so we have provided some financial support to help make this happen.

Wesley’s Way Foundation is proud to donate 127 toys and 55 books as part of the Salvation Army’s Toy Shop in 2019!

This is our second year providing toys and books to children for the holiday season.

Our foundation was also grateful to participate in the setup of the toy shop and with the distribution of toys to the families who attended the event.

Toy Shop
Amanda and Rose organizing the toys

To encourage literacy and education, Wesley’s Way Foundation is continuing to help provide educational items for classrooms. This year, we have provided items for schools in Manchester, New Hampshire and for schools near the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

Manchester, NH Schools

  • At Beech Street School, we have funded durable headphones to allow 25 students to be able to do their work online.
  • At Hallsville Elementary School, we have funded art materials for 18 handicapped students.
  • At Northwest Elementary School, we have funded Handwriting Without Tears workbooks and small pencils to help 25 first graders learn to write.
  • At Jewett Elementary School, we have funded Brain Bins to allow 21 students to improve their creativity and fine motor skills.
  • At Weston Elementary School, we have funded illustrated Shine-a-Light books for 10 autistic students, and also funded play centers for 25 students.
  • At Green Acres Elementary School, we have funded creative play items for 25 students.

North Carolina Schools

  • At Trenton Park Elementary School in New Bern, we funded items to improve fine motor development for 10 students with disabilities.
  • At Beaufort Elementary School in Beaufort, we funded STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) materials for 22 students.
  • At Roger Bell New Tech Academy in Havelock, we funded weekly Time Magazines to help improve literacy for 70 students.
  • At Arthur W. Edwards Elementary School in Havelock, we funded hands-on math manipulatives to help provide a strong foundation for math for 20 students.
  • At Morehead City Primary School in Morehead, we funded K’Motion stools to allow 17 students to better focus in the classroom.
  • At Northeast Elementary School in Pinetown, we funded various learning and play material for 18 students.

Wesleys Way Foundation is proud to support the Manchester Police Athletic League.

We recently took a tour of their beautiful facility in downtown Manchester, and were amazed by the work they do for the youth in our community.

Since we were so impressed, the foundation decided to help them fund an upcoming project of their choosing.

For more information about the Manchester Police Athletic League, visit their website: https://www.manchesterpoliceathleticleague.org/