Join us for the 26th Annual Celebration for Mental Health!

Each year, we hold the Annual Celebration to share with you the accomplishments, hardships, and strides we've made towards new programs and existing program enhancements. Your support of MHCGM is an important piece for each of the 33 programs that we provide to the Greater Manchester community (and Rapid Response Statewide). 

We would be delighted for you to help us reflect on the past year at our NEW event location, Murphy's Taproom & Carriage House on Monday, October 20th. Starting with a networking hour at 5pm, our program will start at 6 and conclude at about 8pm and will include heavy hors d'oeuvres. An auction will run in tandem with the evening that will have some spectacular items for you! 

This year's speaker is Trent Spiner, Editor-in-Chief of the American Psychology Association.

Trent Spiner, Editor-in-Chief at The American Psychology Association

Trent Spiner, of Manchester, is a journalist who has worked for both New Hampshire and national news organizations. Since 2020, he has served as Editor-in-Chief for the American Psychological Association (APA), one of the largest professional associations in the country focused on psychology, mental health, diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, technology, and combating mis- and dis-information. He leads a team of editors and writers responsible for APA’s national magazine, Monitor on Psychology, which was named the top large association magazine in the country in 2022. He also runs the association’s overall content strategy, which includes the production of digital, print, and multimedia stories. Before joining APA, Mr. Spiner covered the 2020 presidential election for POLITICO. From 2014 to 2019, Spiner was executive editor of the New Hampshire Union Leader, where he led coverage of the state’s mental health crisis, the opioid epidemic, workforce and housing issues, and much more. He has also served as an assignment editor and web producer for ABC News affiliate WMUR-TV in Manchester, NH and a reporter for the Concord Monitor. Mr. Spiner has been nominated for two Emmy awards, named one of the top young editors in the country by Editor & Publisher, recognized as one of the Union Leader’s “40 Under 40” and named a “must-follow journalist” by POLITICO. He is a 2007 graduate of Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, N.H. 

Wheelock Nardi Award Winner
To Be Announced
  

Community Leadership Award Winner
To Be Announced