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TFMoran Sponsors Joppa Hill Farm Snowball Gala 2026!
On Saturday, March 14, 2026, Joppa Hill Educational Farm hosted its annual Snowball Gala at the Bedford Village Inn. TFMoran was proud to sponsor this year’s photo station, supporting an event that brings the community together to celebrate and invest in the future of the Farm. Our Civil Department Manager, Nick Golon, attended the evening with his family, representing TFMoran and our continued commitment to supporting local organizations.
The Snowball Gala is Joppa Hill Educational Farm’s most important annual fundraiser, helping sustain the Farm’s educational programs and long-term growth. Located on more than 35 acres in Bedford, New Hampshire, the nonprofit operates as a working farm that welcomes the public to connect with agriculture, nature, and hands-on learning experiences. Through scholarships and financial assistance, Joppa Hill ensures that youth from all backgrounds have the opportunity to participate in its programs and discover the value of agriculture and environmental stewardship.
Funds raised during this year’s Gala will directly support essential animal care, new fencing to protect the Farm’s animals, and the creation of an enhanced outdoor play space designed for the community to enjoy. These improvements will help ensure the Farm remains a safe, engaging, and welcoming destination for families and visitors alike.
Looking ahead, Joppa Hill Educational Farm continues its mission to reimagine the Farm as a vibrant community hub—a place where children and adults can gather, explore, learn, and connect with the land and animals that make the Farm so special. TFMoran is always proud to support organizations like Joppa Hill Educational Farm that strengthen our community and provide meaningful educational opportunities for future generations!
TFMoran Celebrates at Breakfast with the Best!
TFMoran is proud to share that several members of our leadership team recently attended Business New Hampshire Magazine’s annual Breakfast with the Best, held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown. During the event, TFMoran was honored as one of the “Best Companies to Work For” in 2025!
Representing the firm were TFMoran Principals Robert Duval, President and Chief Engineer; Dylan Cruess, Chief Operating Officer; Nicholas Golon, PE, Civil Department Manager; Thomas Lamb, PE, Senior Structural Engineer; Corey Colwell, LLS, Division Manager; and Christopher Rice, Senior Project Manager, along with Nicole Arsenault, the firm’s Marketing Coordinator.
The event celebrated the 2025 winners with a networking breakfast, a “Hall of Fame Winners” Q&A panel, and an engaging CultureFest 2025—an innovative session featuring rotating discussions where attendees learned directly from award-winning companies about fostering strong workplace culture.
Adding to the excitement, COO, Dylan Cruess, had the honor of presenting one of the Best Company awards during the ceremony.
We are truly honored to be recognized as one of the best companies to work for in New Hampshire. A heartfelt thank you to Business NH Magazine for this incredible recognition, and congratulations to all of the 2025 honorees!
TFMoran Sponsors Hopkinton and John Stark Regional High School’s FIRST Robotics Team OzRam 1922
TFMoran is sponsoring Hopkinton High School and John Stark Regional High School’s FIRST Robotics Team OzRam 1922 for the 2025 Season. The team consists of students from Weare, Henniker, and Hopkinton, participating in the global FIRST Robotics Program. Each season, the team builds a robot from materials including mechanical gears, motors, and software to compete with other regional and worldwide teams in the yearly FIRST Robotics Challenge.
This program relies on financial sponsorships to support team activities. Sponsorship allows the team to attend local, regional (and hopefully international) events, update components for their robots, equip their lab, and help promote STEM!
Best of luck this season, OzRam 1922!
TFMoran Supporting NH Envirothon 2025
At TFMoran, we are proud to be actively engaged in our local community, supporting a variety of youth organizations. This includes sponsoring NH Envirothon, an inspiring educational program that provides students with hands-on experience in environmental sciences and natural resource management.
About NH Envirothon:
Live Free and Conserve!
Since 1992, NH Envirothon has been empowering teens to make informed decisions about the environment and natural resources. Through real-world, hands-on learning experiences, the program sparks curiosity and passion for environmental issues. Many students leave the Envirothon program motivated to pursue careers in environmental studies, environmental law, natural sciences, and resource management.
Envirothon Competition
Each year, volunteer advisers work with teams of students, supported by local conservation districts, forestry associations, and various natural resource organizations. Students are tested on their knowledge in five key areas: aquatics, forestry, soils, wildlife, and current environmental issues.
Through the program, participants gain critical teamwork, resource management, and ecological skills, while also exploring potential career paths in the environmental sector.
Top-performing teams from each state and province advance to the National Conservation Foundation Envirothon (NCFE), where they compete for national recognition, scholarships, and prizes.
The Envirothon Competition is a dynamic, cross-disciplinary experience that goes beyond science, integrating elements of history and cultural studies. The program is open to all high school students, and teams may be formed by schools, homeschool groups, agricultural associations, scout troops, or community service organizations. Teachers, home-school parents, scout leaders, and group mentors can help build teams, whether as part of a class, club, or after-school activity.
To learn more about NH Envirothon, visit nhenvirothon.org.
The NH Envirothon program is administered by The NH Association of Conservation Districts (NHACD), with additional support from The NH Department of Environmental Services (NHDES), The Society of American Foresters – Granite State Division, The Society of Soil Scientists – Northern New England, The Fox Research and Demonstration Forest, and NHTI- Concord’s Community College
New “Engineers in Training” at TFMoran
The TFMoran team is thrilled to celebrate the growing number of expanding families within our offices! We are truly excited to welcome the new additions we’ve seen over the past couple of months, and we look forward to those still on the way in the months ahead. In honor of our newest “Engineers in Training,” we’ve gifted our TFM parents with adorable baby bibs.
A heartfelt congratulations to all of our new and soon-to-be parents—we couldn’t be happier for you!































