Pats Peak Raises $25,000 For The Childhood Cancer Lifeline Of New Hampshire

The Childhood Cancer Lifeline 2018 event at Pats Peak raised nearly $25,000. All funds raised at this event are used to support local families who have a child battling cancer.

Pats Peak skier/riders and employees donated at cashier locations through the donation request campaign and papered the lodges with well wishes, collectively donating $4,773. Auction and dinner attendees generously bid on many silent and live auction items and purchased raffle tickets to continue to raise money for the Childhood Cancer Lifeline. Pats Peak donated a portion of their March Midweek Online Lift Ticket sales for a total additional donation of $960. Over the past 18 years, fundraising efforts at Pats Peak for the Childhood Cancer Lifeline have raised approximately three hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars.

Sylvia Pelletier, President of the Childhood Cancer Lifeline says: “This year, as we have been every year, we were deeply moved to witness a community of compassionate, generous individuals, all willing to assist families battling childhood cancer. We are so grateful for the continued support of Pats Peak employees, vendors, skiers and riders, community members, businesses, and families. The success of this event is due to this community, and our ability to provide desperately needed assistance to families is possible in large part because of them as well.”

The Childhood Cancer Lifeline has a dedicated group of board members, and volunteers who work very hard to organize and run this event. In addition, they would like to thank community volunteers Rita Blanchard, Karen Kana and Jenn Pineo for their assistance in making this event such a success.

"In addition to our very generous guests at our auction, we must thank the following individuals / business who provided an auction item or made a cash donation": 26th on Hanover Hair Color and Design Studio, 3 on Main, 603 Brewery, 99 Restaurant, A & E Coffee & Tea, Alapage Boutique, All in One Market, Amoskeag Beverages, Amy Patenaude, Ayer & Goss, Badger Balm, Bead It!, Bedford Fields, Bedford Village Inn, Bertucci’s, Black Forest Café, Blackwater Mustard, Bob’s Discount Furniture, Boston Celtics, Boston Madison Square Garden Club, Boston Red Sox, Capitol Center for the Arts, Chelby’s Pizza, Cheshire Children’s Museum, Chiggy’s Place, Chunky’s, Cinemagic, Clean Beer LLC, Colonial Village Pharmacy, Concord Food Co-op, Constantly Pizza, Contoocook Well Co., Country Spirit, Daniels Restaurant & Pub, Dawn Blanchard, Der Markt at Marklin, Dimitri’s Pizza, Donna Keough, Edmunds Ace Hardware, Eileen's Jewelry, Ellen Chandler, Eren Pils-Martin, Fisher Cats, Foxwoods Resort Casino, Frederick's Pastries, Funspot, Gibson’s Bookstore, Gondwana & Divine Clothing, Grace Rowehl, Granite State Naturals, Great American Restaurants, Hair with a Flair, Hannaford Supermarket, Hanover Street Chophouse, Harpoon Brewery, Henniker Brewing Co., Henniker Crushed Stone, Henniker Pharmacy, Henniker Veterinary Hospital, Hot Heads Salon and Spa, Ignite, Indigo Blues, James Pagliuca, Joe Kings, JP’s Sawmill and Log Furniture, Just Naturals & Co., LaBelle Winery, Linda White, Lindt & Sprungli, USA, Inc., Massage Envy, Mel Pepin, Monarchs, Mountain View Grand Resort, Nick Taurasi, Northeast Mobile Dental Company, Palace Theatre, Pepsi Beverage Company, Polkadots Gift Boutique, Poor Boys, Portland Pie Company, Panera Bread, Preference Styling Salon, Premier Dental Care, Rebel Hair Design, Riverworks Jewelry, Robert & Jo Ellen Wright, Roots of Wellness, S & W Sports, Salon on Somerville, St. George’s Café, Starbucks, Stonebridge Country Club, Stonewall Kitchen, Sullivan Framing, Sysco Boston LLC, The Barley House, The Common Man Restaurant, The Copper Door Restaurant, The Crown Tavern & Chop House, The Farm Bar & Grille, The Mill Fudge Factory, The Mutt Hutt, The Pint, The Works, Toni & Jason Robbins, Top Shelf Cookies, Vintage Pizza , Western Ave Pizzeria, Wild Rover and Zachary Nelson. 

The Childhood Cancer Lifeline of NH was founded in the fall of 1995 by a group of parents whose children had childhood cancer. Since their inception, they have been a strictly volunteer organization dedicated to addressing the practical and emotional needs of New Hampshire families dealing with pediatric cancer. The mission is to empower New Hampshire families who are coping with childhood cancer by providing knowledge, resources, assistance, and hope.