CourtBloom Community, Inc.

New Hampshire 501(c)(3) youth development organization

Community & Institutional Network

CourtBloom works through a growing network of municipalities, schools, extended-learning programs, universities, community organizations, and local businesses to expand access to youth tennis, physical activity, mentorship, and community connection across New Hampshire.

Our approach

We build programs inside the institutions children and families already know — public recreation systems, schools, after-school networks, colleges, housing communities, and local organizations.

501(c)(3)

IRS-recognized public charity

New Hampshire

Multi-community program network

Schools + communities

Programs delivered where families already are

Access first

Core programming remains free to families

Network at a glance

Organizations & relationships represented: 20; Organizations & relationships represented
School sites in the current network: 6; School sites in the current network
Institutional network categories: 6; Institutional network categories
Cost to families for core programs: $0; Cost to families for core programs

Institutional network

One mission. Different roles.

CourtBloom's network is intentionally multi-sector. Some partners host programming. Some connect us with students or families. Others provide food, resources, facilities, professional pathways, or institutional support.

Relationship labels reflect the role each organization currently plays. Developing, coordinating, and onboarding relationships are identified separately from established program-delivery relationships.

01 · Program infrastructure

Municipal & community program partners

Organizations that help CourtBloom establish recurring community programming, facilities, and local access.

3 relationships

Franklin Parks and Recreation

Active

Municipal program partner

Supports CourtBloom's recurring youth tennis, family recreation, and community-based programming in Franklin.

Franklin, New Hampshire

Laconia Parks and Recreation

Launching Oct. 7

Municipal program partner

Supports CourtBloom's expansion of recurring indoor youth tennis and community recreation programming in Laconia.

Laconia, New Hampshire

Camp Resilience

Program partner

Community program partner

Works with CourtBloom on community-based recreation opportunities centered on movement, connection, and accessible participation.

Gilford, New Hampshire

02 · School-day access

School & district network

Elementary and middle school relationships extending CourtBloom programming directly into school communities.

6 relationships

Paul Smith Elementary School

Scheduled programming

School program partner

CourtBloom delivers structured school-day programming designed to introduce students to tennis, movement, and positive youth development.

Franklin, New Hampshire

Jennie D. Blake School

Scheduled programming

School program partner

Provides a school-community setting for CourtBloom programming serving young children through tennis, movement, and age-appropriate development.

Hill, New Hampshire

Ashland Elementary School

Coordinating

School program relationship

CourtBloom is coordinating recurring school-day programming designed to bring accessible physical activity and introductory tennis directly to students.

Ashland, New Hampshire

Newfound Memorial Middle School

District network

Newfound Area School District network

Part of CourtBloom's developing district-level programming relationship with the Newfound Area School District.

Bristol, New Hampshire

Newfound Elementary School at Bristol

District network

Newfound Area School District network

Included within CourtBloom's broader Newfound Area School District network for school-based youth programming.

Bristol, New Hampshire

Newfound Elementary School at New Hampton

District network

Newfound Area School District network

Included within CourtBloom's broader Newfound Area School District network for school-based youth programming.

New Hampton, New Hampshire

03 · Extended learning

After-school & youth-development partners

Relationships that bring CourtBloom into after-school and extended-learning environments beyond the traditional school day.

3 relationships

Berlin Project Youth / 21st CCLC

Program launch

After-school program partner

Supports recurring after-school tennis and physical-activity programming for elementary-age students in Berlin.

Berlin, New Hampshire

Manchester School District 21st CCLC

Onboarding

After-school program relationship

CourtBloom is onboarding recurring after-school programming through Manchester's 21st Century Community Learning Center network.

Manchester, New Hampshire

Laconia Project EXTRA

Program planning

Extended-learning relationship

A developing extended-learning relationship designed to provide additional youth tennis and physical-activity opportunities for Laconia students.

Laconia, New Hampshire

04 · Education & workforce development

Student & professional pathways

Education relationships connecting CourtBloom programming with practicums, internships, ELOs, and student-development opportunities.

3 relationships

Plymouth State University

Active pathway

University practicum & student pathway

CourtBloom works with Plymouth State University to create hands-on student learning and practicum opportunities within youth-development programming.

Plymouth, New Hampshire

Inter-Lakes High School

Developing

Student pathway relationship

CourtBloom is developing student engagement opportunities that connect experiential learning with community youth programming.

Meredith, New Hampshire

Laconia High School

Developing

Extended Learning Opportunity pathway

CourtBloom is developing an ELO pathway allowing high school students to participate in meaningful community-based learning and service.

Laconia, New Hampshire

05 · Family connection

Community outreach & referral network

Organizations helping CourtBloom connect children and families with free programming and community resources.

3 relationships

NH Refresh

Outreach relationship

Community resource & family outreach

Helps connect CourtBloom with children and families while creating opportunities for broader community resource collaboration.

New Hampshire

Concord Hospital Employee Wellness

Outreach network

Community outreach relationship

Supports awareness of CourtBloom programming through employee and community wellness channels serving families across the region.

Concord & Lakes Region, New Hampshire

Laconia Housing

Community outreach

Resident & family outreach

Helps share CourtBloom's free youth programming directly with Laconia families and residents.

Laconia, New Hampshire

06 · Family support

Food & community-support partners

Local businesses helping make food, hospitality, and community connection part of the CourtBloom experience.

2 relationships

Waterhorse Irish Pub

September 2026

Franklin food partner

Provides meals for CourtBloom participants and families during recurring Franklin weekend programming.

Franklin, New Hampshire

Vulgar Brewing Company

October 2026

Franklin food partner

Supports CourtBloom's Franklin weekend programming by providing pizza for youth participants and families.

Franklin, New Hampshire

Network strategy

Build access into the community itself.

CourtBloom's goal is not simply to operate isolated clinics. We build recurring youth-development programming into schools, recreation systems, extended-learning programs, and community institutions.

That model reduces the distance between families and opportunity. Children can encounter CourtBloom where they already learn, play, live, and spend time after school.

A broader institutional network also creates pathways for volunteers, college students, high school students, local businesses, and community organizations to contribute in ways that match their own strengths.

Partnership model

There is more than one way to be part of the network.

CourtBloom structures partnerships around what each institution can contribute and what the local community needs.

Host programming

Schools, municipalities, recreation departments, and community organizations can host recurring CourtBloom programs.

Connect families

Housing organizations, healthcare partners, schools, and community groups can help families discover free local programming.

Create pathways

Colleges and high schools can build practicums, internships, ELOs, volunteer placements, and youth-development experiences with CourtBloom.

Support access

Businesses and community supporters can provide meals, equipment, resources, sponsorship, and other support that reduces barriers for families.

One standard across every relationship.

Youth safety and screening standards

Structured, age-appropriate programming

Clear institutional roles and communication

Access-first program design

Join the network

Build something lasting in your community.

CourtBloom welcomes conversations with schools, municipalities, recreation departments, universities, extended-learning programs, housing organizations, businesses, healthcare organizations, and other community institutions interested in expanding access for children and families.

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