Jeff Lavoie, President of All-Ways Accessible, Inc. meets with Executive Director, Roy Gerstenberger, to present him with a check for $350.00 on behalf of the 2008 give Back Campaign.

Community Bridges is the 5th community organization to receive funds generate by the All-Ways Accessible 2008 Give Back Campaign.

According to Jeff Lavoie, "the best part of this program is the opportunity to meet with the different Executive Directors. It's all about communication and it's my hope that each of the Directors I've met will feel more comfortable picking up the phone when they have a need or an issue".

The 2008 Give Back campaign is an ongoing program that will benefit 12 different community based organizations through out New Hampshire.

Lakes Region Community Services was the featured community organization for the Month of April in the 2008 Give Back Campaign. A total of $500.00 was raised and donated to the Lakes Region Community Services. Jeff Lavoie, President of All-Ways Accessible, Inc., met with the Executive Director, Chris Santaniello, over lunch to present her with the check.

For more information on Lakes Region Community Services, visit their website at www.lrcsc.org.

April 23, 2008

The March recipient of the 2008 Give Back Campaign was Region II, PathWays of the River Valley. For every residential stair lift and wheelchair lift installed in the month of March, All-Ways Accessible donated $50.00 to Path Ways of the River Valley. A total of $550.00 was raised, making it the largest award to-date.

Jeff Lavoie, President of All-Ways Accessible, Inc., traveled to Claremont to have lunch with PathWays Executive Director, Marc Mills.

The 2008 Give Back Campaign is an ongoing program that will benefit 12 different community based organizations through out New Hampshire. For more information on the 2008 Give Back Campaign, visit our web site at AWALifts.com

For more information on PathWays of the River Valley, visit them on the web at www.pathwaysnh.org

For every residential stair lift and wheelchair lift installed in the month of February, Aall-Ways Accessible donated $50.00 to Northern Human Services. A total of $300.00 was raised.

Jeff Lavoie, President of All-Ways Accessible, Inc. prefers to present the checks in person, "I often find that I don't get out from behind my desk enough to meet with the people who have supported us throughout the years". Jeff traveled to Conway to meet with Eric Johnson, Chief Operating Officer for Northern Human Services.

The 2008 Give Back campaign is an ongoing program that will benefit 12 different community based organizations through out New Hampshire.

Stay tuned for an announcement about March's Give Back award!

For more information on Northern Human Services, visit their web site at www.northernhs.org

Wednesday, March 5, 2008

For every residential stair lift or wheelchair lift installed in the month of January, All-Ways Accessible donated $50.00 to the Multiple Sclerosis Society. A total of $300.00 was raised.

The 2008 Give Back campaign is an ongoing program that will benefit 12 different community based organizations through out New Hampshire.

For more information on the Central NE Chapter of the National MS Society, visit their web site at http://www.msnewengland.org

Saturday, January 26, 2008 Bretton Woods, NH

The 5th annual Vertical Challenge for Brain Injury Awareness was held at the Bretton Woods Ski Resort. The funds raised through this event go directly to families and individuals who have served in the military and are living with a brain injury.

All-Ways Accessible, Inc. has put together a racing team every year since this event began. This year’s team included Jeff Lavoie, owner of All-Ways Accessible as the team captain, Bob Jensen, Patrick Sheridan, and Denny Nesbitt. Through the collection of pledges, the All-Ways Accessible Team was able to raise $975.00 for Brain Injury Awareness. At the end of the day, the total funds raised from this event were $23,982.00.

All-Ways Accessible, Inc. would like to thank all the team members for their fund raising efforts. They’d also like to thank the NH Brain Injury Association for all their hard work in producing this event.