RELYCO Donates $3,740 to Amy’s Treat
RELYCO’s Amber Trudell (second from left) presented a check for $3,740.66 to Amy’s Treat Board members (from left to right) Nick Pellman, Candace Fennessy, Lenore Rogers, Laura Kelly, Michael Meserve and Assistant Vice President of Cancer Services at Seacoast Cancer Center, Susan Gallagher, on May 3, 2023.
RELYCO, the New Hampshire-based supplier of print materials, announced its donation of $3,740.66 to Amy’s Treat, the Dover-based non-profit. Amy’s Treat provides important solutions and “treats” to people who are living with cancer in the Seacoast community.
This donation was part of RELYCO’s quarterly 1% charitable giving initiative. Recipient non-profit organizations are recommended by RELYCO’s own team members and selected by a committee.
According to RELYCO’s CEO, Bruce Steinberg, “We’re honored to support the important work Amy’s Treat is doing. This is an organization that one of our team members suggested after their family member was a past treat recipient. She described firsthand what a positive impact they had, and we immediately knew we wanted to get involved to help them.”
Amy’s Treat is dedicated to providing solutions to the day-to-day difficulties of living with cancer and offers unexpected “treats” to renew the spirit. Amy’s Treat was created in December 2007 as a legacy foundation in honor and loving memory of Amy Maliszewski to benefit the patients of the Seacoast Cancer Center of New Hampshire. Whether supplying box seats to a Red Sox game, offering a quiet getaway to a lovely inn or presenting a gas card to help take the sting out of getting to treatment, Amy’s Treat has touched the lives of hundreds of individuals living with cancer. This unique collaboration between a cancer center and a community is fueled by the all-volunteer staff that makes up Amy’s Treat.
Rachel O’Neill, Amy’s Treat’s Co-Founder, shares, “We're thrilled to have been a recipient of this funding and are eager to use it to support the patients.”
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