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OUR DONORS

We are grateful to receive funding through Grants offered by Businesses, Charitable Foundations, Governmental Bodies and Towns, within the Greater Merrimack Valley Region, as well as Donations received from Corporations and Individuals.  Below are just some of those Donors.  

Diamond Donors

Their outstanding donations have allowed us to provide over 95,000 to many children across the Greater Merrimack Valley Region.  (See also Partners)

Platinum Donors

Their extraordinary donations have allowed us to provide over 95,000 to many children across the Greater Merrimack Valley Region. 

Kathy & Jerry Wood Foundation

Theodore Edson Parker Foundation

Bill & Jan
Haddad

Gold Donors

Their significant donations have allowed us to provide over 95,000 to many children across the Greater Merrimack Valley Region. 

Dr. Abraham & Linda
Haddad

Silver Donors
Their generous donations have allowed us to deliver over 95,000 books to children all throughout the Greater Merrimack Valley Region. 

Nora Roberts Foundation

Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union

DCU for Kids

John & Maureen Denison

Justin & Deana Haddad

The Ayer Home

Rogers Foundation

Nathaniel & Elizabeth P. Stevens Foundation

VBA Associates

Tara & Anjeet Sureen

 Bronze Donors
Their thoughtful donations have assisted us in delivering over 95,000 books to many children within the Greater Merrimack Valley Region. 

Rockland Trust Bank

Thomas & Cindy Bates

Ron & Doreen Davitt

Eaglepoint IA

Dave & Ellen Maggio

Larry Ardito

Paul Fugere

Tom Teebagy

Greg Haddad

If you, or any person / entity that you know, are interested in becoming a donor please contact us here.

All Donations are Tax Deductible

Call us:

978.375.1059 - Jan

978.239.6871 - Bill

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Find us: 

3 McAllister Way                           Methuen, MA  01844 

© 2015 by On The Move, Inc.

a registered 501(c)-3 non-profit entity 

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