giving mission

NEPC is committed to kindness and we will channel the unique opportunities made possible by our pickleball community toward ensuring that the basic needs of our neighbors are met.

With the holiday season upon us, New England Pickleball Club is providing a convenient way for those who wish to give.  From now until December 18th, the club will be accepting donations that NEPC’s giving coordinator, Sue Haskell will present to Gather NH to help with the basic needs of our Seacoast families.  Please make checks out to "Gather" and drop them off at our front desk. As always, a humble thanks to all of you who chose to contribute to helping local families who could use some extra help during the holiday season!

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Sue Haskell

Giving Coordinator
Email: suehaskell7@comcast.net

Sue has run local pickleball charity events in partnership with Stephen Iandoli, founder of Midtown Pickleball Club, as well as others, with substantial success. Charities like the Dover Food Pantry and St. Jude’s have benefited from Sue’s caring. We are thrilled to have her lead the spirit of kindness and giving, along with anyone in the community who wants to follow her on NEPC’s giving page, all-year-round!

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As good neighbors in the pickleball community, we’ll use our unique opportunities to merge the love of sport with our concern for the well-being of others.

Sue Haskell