A FINAL MESSAGE FROM THE SUMMER FAIR CHAIRS: As of July 27th, the net income from the Fair was $17,818. This is expected to be revised upwards as money is still coming in, and a few expenses are still outstanding. The final total will be reported when we have it. It was our pleasure to chair the Fair this year and its success was due to all who worked so hard. Thank you for all your help and support. 

Pam and Harry

JEWELRY THANKS: I would like to thank the very hard working women who helped make the jewelry room possible. With out Harry and Pam suggesting Joane Z. to work with us we'd never have finished - her energy and ideas kept us all going. Prue Fitts and Arlene S. both working other booths spent hours helping us prepare. Of course Lynne S. & Margaret B. two of jewelry's mainstays - worked hard preparing and on fair day worked harder.

Thank you all so much -

kathleen codyrachel

With offices in Wolfeboro and Conway, the CACCC is a non-profit agency that relies on the generosity of donors in the Lakes Region to fund its operations. The CACCC seeks to minimize the trauma that child abuse victims and their non-offending family members experience by working with a team of professionals to provide a collaborative approach to child abuse investigations. These services are available and used by all of Carroll County's Law Enforcement Agencies, the Carroll County Attorney's Office, and the NH Division of Children, Youth, and Families.

Since the inception of the CACCC in 2006, more than 700 children and their non-offending caregivers have been served by the Center.  The CACCC is also home to Westin, New Hampshire's first Child Advocacy Center Facility dog. 

Please visit the sale on August 8 & 9 to purchase a beautiful homemade quilt or a quilted item at very reasonable prices to support the good work of the CACCC.