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Grand Opening Celebration
Thursday, May 13, 3-4:30pm | The Birchtree Center’s students with autism are thriving in their beautiful new school building in Newington. Please be our guests on Thursday, May 13, as we welcome spring, enjoy Birchtree’s new home, celebrate our students’ growth, and salute the friends and families who make that growth possible. |
Who | | Families, friends and neighbors of The Birchtree Center | When | | Thursday, May 13, 3:00 - 4:30 PM (rain or shine) 3:00 Ribbon cutting 3:15-4:00 Come see our new facility, learn more about Birchtree’s programs, and meet our staff. Enjoy carnival games, a bounce house, light snacks, family activities and educational programs. 4:00 Flower planting ceremony | Where
| | The Birchtree Center, 2064 Woodbury Avenue, Building Two, Suite 204, Newington, NH. We’ll celebrate inside our school and in a tent behind our building. For directions and maps, click here.
| Parking
| | Please park in front the former Linens-N-Things, next to Jo Ann Fabrics.
| How Much
| | Admission and light snacks are complimentary. Tickets for the bounce house and carnival games cost 50¢ each; proceeds benefit our nonprofit organization.
| RSVP | | to Rosemarie or Jessica at 603-433-4192 or by email. |
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The Flatbread Company, Portsmouth
Tuesday, 7/27/10, 4-9pmEnjoy delicious food for a great cause! On Tuesday, July 27, from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m., you can support programs for children and youth with autism while enjoying flatbread pizzas baked in a wood-fired oven at The Flatbread Company, 138 Congress Street, Portsmouth, New Hampshire (603-436-7888). The Birchtree Center will receive $3.50 for each large flatbread and $1.75 for each small flatbread purchased that night (including take-out). Gluten-free crust is available; to see a partial menu, click here. Thank you to the Flatbread Company for their generous support! | |  |
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Film Screening & Panel Discussion The Music Hall in Portsmouth is offering a special Wildcard Movie presentation of The Horse Boy on April 28 in commemoration of Autism Awareness Month. Following the film, you can hear from a panel of autism experts including The Birchtree Center's Program Director, Dr. Sandra Pierce-Jordan.
In April 2004 Rowan Isaacson, a two year old boy, was diagnosed with autism. The charming, animated, blue-eyed, brown-haired boy suddenly ceased to say the few words he had accrued over the previous year. In the summer of 2007, Rowan’s parents took Rowan to Mongolia, journeying on horseback from healer to healer, shaman to shaman, across the wide Steppe, and up into the forests of Siberia. This is their story.
NR, 93mins, US, 2009
Tickets:
$8.50 Adults; $6.50 Seniors 60+, Students & Military
($.50 non-refundable fee applies for online sales).
To view a movie trailer, click here. |
The raffle prize: a custom-pinstriped guitar | | Charity Raffle
to Benefit The Birchtree CenterPrize:
A Les Paul Electric Guitar
Hand-Painted by Renowned Pinstriper
Charlie Decker, "The One Arm Bandit" Drawing Saturday, December 12, 2009, at 8:30 p.m.
At the Texas Roadhouse
47 Fox Run Road, Newington, New Hampshire
603-433-7427
You need not be present to win. Tickets are $5.00 each and are available for purchase at the Texas Roadhouse and at The Birchtree Center: call 603-294-4452 or send us email. |
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Birchtree Center Bowling Benefit Bowl-O-Rama
599 Lafayette Road, Portsmouth, NH
603-436-0504Saturday, 10/3/09, 9:30-11:30 am
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Enjoy a fun, family-friendly morning of candlepin bowling while helping students with autism at The Birchtree Center. 50% of the event’s proceeds will go to support our nonprofit’s programs.
Tickets: $10 per person. Includes shoe rental and two hours unlimited candlepin bowling in lanes reserved for our group ($38.00 value). Tickets must be reserved in advance and will not be available for purchase at the door. To reserve your tickets, call 603-294-4452 or send us email.
For a program flyer, click here. |
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