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SUPPORTING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES: MARK STEBBINS COMMUNITY CENTER LEADERS BREAK GROUND ON NEW FACILITY
June 17th, 2025
SUPPORTING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES: MARK STEBBINS COMMUNITY CENTER LEADERS BREAK GROUND ON NEW FACILITY
Manchester West Side Facility to House Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Manchester + Amoskeag Health; Final Fundraising Push Underway
What began years ago as an idea to lift up Manchester’s West Side with a community center for children and families’ health and well-being has become a reality and a legacy for the man whose dream to serve others has come true. Construction for the Mark Stebbins Community Center is underway. The Stebbins family joined community leaders, donors, supporters, and project managers to officially break ground at the site. The center is named after Mark Stebbins, who spent decades giving to community causes throughout New Hampshire. The Stebbins family and PROCON are thrilled to see Mark’s vision of lifting-up communities come to fruition with the center slated to open in the Fall 2026.
Manchester Planning Board approves Stebbins Community Center application
January 23rd, 2025
Manchester Planning Board members have unanimously approved an application to build the Mark Stebbins Community Center on the city’s West Side.
The Stebbins Center, a 501(c)(3) charity, is proposing to build a nearly 20,000-square-foot multipurpose social services center and community center with a corresponding playground and parking lot on the Kelley Falls apartment complex property at 315 Kimball St. owned by the Manchester Housing & Redevelopment Authority.
Once constructed, the building will be home to several nonprofit organizations that will provide social and community services under one roof.
City Hall: Board hears pitch for Stebbins Center
January 10th, 2025
Manchester Planning Board members could vote Jan. 16 on an application submitted to build the Mark Stebbins Community Center on the city's West Side, following a public hearing on the matter earlier this month.
The Stebbins Center, a 501(c)(3) charity, is proposing to build a nearly 20,000-square-foot multipurpose social services center and community center with a corresponding playground and parking lot on the Kelley Falls apartment complex property at 315 Kimball St. owned by the Manchester Housing & Redevelopment Authority.
Once constructed, the building will be home to several nonprofit organizations that will provide social and community services under one roof.
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