June 2010 Newsletter
After one of the toughest winters in recent memory, summer is finally here. Since I enjoy distance running, I'm thrilled to have traded the snow and slush for sunshine and warmth. The warmer weather means I can turn my attention to training for the ultramarathons I frequently run. In fact, I am currently training to race in the Badwater Ultramarathon which I am dedicating to the children served by Pressley Ridge.
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November 2009 Newsletter
During this season of thanks and celebration, we take a moment to rejoice in our successes and give thanks to those who have made them possible. In this issue, we celebrate our recent reaccreditation (in record time) by the Council on Accreditation, as well as the successful return of our Ice Cream Fundae fundraiser. Also included are two articles about the personal celebrations of families whom Pressley Ridge has helped to find joy and success. We wish you a holiday season filled with peace and joy!
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November 2008 Newsletter
Pressley Ridge grows into communities where needs for our serve to children and families exist. In this issue of Positively Pressley Ridge, we are excited to share the news of our growth with Pressley Ridge Central Pennsylvania and the Day School in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. In addition, don't miss the great success stories of the children whom we serve. They are the reason we work so hard every day to live the mantra that all children matter - and to make that mantra a reality by delivering quality care and programs to troubled children and their families.
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June 2008 Newsletter
At Pressley Ridge, we see change as a natural response to needs expressed in the community. As you will see in this issue of Positively Pressley Ridge, needs expressed in communities like Greensburg, Pennsylvania and Lisbon, Portugal have driven us to meet the challenge to deliver quality care and programs to children and their families where they are, in their communities.
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