In case you didn't know, Moore Center President and CEO hosts a weekly talk show on Manchester Community Television called Begin with Yes. Each week, Paul chats with a local personality, the focus on positive impacts to the community and optimism.

Check out our Facebook page and the official site and be sure to tune in!

You know him, you love him, June's Employee of the Month is Mario ! He works at the executive offices of Moore Center Services on McGregor Street, emptying trash, cleaning bathrooms, and, most importantly, updating everyone on the weather and who’s getting kicked off Dancing With the Stars.

Mario has worked for MCS for 20 years!

Blessed once again with gorgeous weather (smack in the middle of a rainy, cloudy week), Moore Center Services hosted its Ninth Annual Garden Party for a record-breaking turnout. Nearly 350 attendees showed to celebrate both Ron Rioux, this year's honoree, and Moore Center's ongoing mission to help create opportunities for a good life.

Special thanks to Brady-Sullivan for letting us once again hold the event on the lawn of the Brady-Sullivan tower.

We'll be hitting up The Charlie Sherman Show, this Monday at 8:00 a.m. on WGIR 610AM. Tune us in!

Okay, that's someone else's team. But we're still pretty awesome to work with. Check out the latest job postings here.

Last week, staff and supporters of Moore Center celebrated the culmination of the agency's first ever capital campaign at Devine-Millimet in Manchester. Over 50 people attended. Chairman of the Board Newton Kershaw, Jr. and President and CEO Paul Boynton each spoke.

The capital campaign generated $1.3 million.

Here is Kurt. He works independently as a stocker at Sully's Superette in Goffstown, NH. Kurt stocks shelves, straightens shelves and helps keep the parking lot clean. Kurt has worked at Sully's for five years. When asked how work was, Kurt often replies "Work was beautiful."