Haverhill Exchange Club Donates $44,000 in Grants, Scholarships

The Exchange Club of Haverhill recently distributed $27,000 to 10 nonprofit organizations and community groups along with $17,000 in scholarships to high school seniors. Posing with their checks are, from left, Threse Mohay of Liz Murphy Food Pantry; Caroline Pineau and Leyani Valdes-Pablo of Haverhill Community Playground; Shana Murrell and Michelle Lavigne, chairs of the Exchange Club’s Scholarship Committee; Jacquie Webster of Ozzie’s Kids; Suzanne Gates, president of the Exchange Club; Stephanie Russell of Michael B. Christensen Center; Ashtyn Cameron and Amanda Shah of New England Center and Home for Veterans; Haverhill City Councilor Ralph T. Basiliere accepting on behalf the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Committee; Bobby Garipey of the Haverhill Performing Arts Workshop; John MacCurtain of the Haverhill Firefighting Museum; Tracy Fuller of Haverhill YMCA; Javier Bristol, Boys and Girls Club of Haverhill; and Jenn Turner of Ozzie’s Kids. (WHAV News photograph.)

The Exchange Club of Haverhill recently distributed $44,000 to community organizations, nonprofits and high school seniors, $27,000 in grants and $17,000 in scholarships.

The 10 organizations receiving awards were Boys and Girls Club of Greater Haverhill, Haverhill Community Playground, Haverhill Firefighting Museum, Haverhill Performing Arts Workshop, Haverhill’s Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Haverhill YMCA, Liz Murphy Food Pantry, Michael B. Christensen Center in Lawrence, New England Center and Home for Veterans and Ozzie’s Kids.

Students receiving scholarships were Bright Arhin, Sophia DeFrank, Molly Jordan, Thomas Murphy, Brady Smith, Luke Smith andBrett Walters, all 2026 graduates of Haverhill High School; Danielle Femino, a 2026 graduate of Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High School; and Lucia Cavallini, Amelia Crowe, Madelyn Grimes and Julia Swiniarski, all 2026 graduates of Pentucket Regional High School in West Newbury.

The students were feted at a lunch Thursday, May 31. The organizations received checks at lunch Thursday, June 4.

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