Sandy Hill Foundation

The Fletcher Farm Foundation Inc., located in Ludlow, Vermont, was established in 1933 by Mary E. Fletcher, Mary F. Charleton, and Fanny B. Fletcher to honor the legacy of Allen M. Fletcher Sr., a former governor of Vermont. The foundation's mission is to support creative arts and healthy activities in the Okemo Valley through the use of properties designated for educational purposes. The centerpiece of the foundation is the Fletcher Farm House, a historically-preserved building that was completely rebuilt in 2007, ensuring its architectural integrity while providing modern amenities. The foundation is governed by a volunteer Board of Trustees dedicated to fostering community engagement and educational opportunities in the region. Generated from the website

Divided Sky Residential Recovery Program is the starting point on the way to a better life. Our supportive and safe environment encourages individuals to heal from the past and gain the skills needed for a healthier future. Our beautiful campus provides accommodations for guests who are ready to embrace recovery. The facility sits on a hill in the Okemo Valley and provides guests the opportunity to learn and grow indoors and out.

The US S Newport News Museum & Memorial Foundation in Claremont, NH is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history of the USS Newport News and honoring the veterans who served aboard the ship. Through exhibits, educational programs, and events, the foundation aims to provide visitors with a glimpse into the rich naval history of the USS Newport News and its impact on American military heritage. Generated from their business information