Over 2,200 runners/walkers turned out to participate in the Chief Michael Maloney Memorial Run on Sunday, April 29, 2012, including DTC’s Nancy Cannon and Kristen Osborne.

The Greenland, NH Police Chief was killed in the line of duty while attempting to serve a warrant at the home of a suspected drug dealer.

The Run began at the Portsmouth Police Department and ended at the Greenland Police Station, spanning a total of 5.6 miles.

Many local businesses and residents donated their time and services to make this memorial run a success.  Through entry fees, the run raised over $45,000.00 for the Maloney Family Trust.

To learn more about how to donate to the Maloney Family Trust, please visit www.milleniumrunning.com.

DTC recently donated shrubs for the beautification of Swasey Parkway.  Pictured here are Attorney Beth MacDonald, Nathan Damsell of Complete Landscaping Services who installed the shrubs and Attorneys Doug Mansfield and Jessica Ecker.

DTC Volunteers at St. Paddy’s 5-Miler Road Race Fundraiser

Denise Poulos, Jessica Ecker and Lisa Hayes volunteered much of their Sunday at the third annual St. Paddy’s 5-Miler road race held at Paddy’s in Pease on March 11th.  Keriann Roman, also pictured, is a member of the race committee.  All of the race profits benefitted “New Heights – Adventures for Teens” located at the Community Campus in Portsmouth.  DTC was also a sponsor of the race.  For more information on “New Heights – Adventures for Teen” please visit their website www.newheightsonline.org

DTC recently donated several pieces of office furniture to the Saint Vincent de Paul Community Assistance Center.  In addition to their food bank, St. Vincent de Paul offers a number of different services to their clients ranging from counseling to emergency financial assistance to educational program assistance.  DTC is proud to support Saint Vincent de Paul.  For more information visit SeacoastOnline.com.

As part of DTC’s continuing commitment to give back to our community, this year we have adopted two local families in need for the Christmas holiday by providing them with gifts.  Working closely with the United Way of the Greater Seacoast, the firm selected two families in need with children ranging in age from 9 to 15. 

This DTC tradition of adopting  families for the holidays has been going on for more than a decade, and many DTC lawyers and staff enjoy participating by adding a few gifts to their shopping lists.  We thank the DTC attorneys and staff for their generosity in supporting our  Adoptive Families who will be grateful to have all of the gifts on their lists this year.

On Sunday, October 16, 2011, Jessica Ecker and her team walked in the Strides Against Breast Cancer walk in Dover, New Hampshire.  After setting a modest goal of $750, Attorney Ecker and her teammates, including Paralegal Nancy Cannon, raised $1,390, almost doubling their goal.

The Dover Strides walk raised a total of $101,000 for support, education, and research towards ending Breast Cancer.