ABOUT MATT
The ForMatt Foundation was founded in memory of Matthew Choiniere, who passed away in November, 2008.
Matt was a very active person with a passion for sports and the outdoors.
During his years at Concord High School he participated in varsity baseball and basketball, as well as marching band. During the summer months, Matt greatly enjoyed coaching at the Camp of Champions basketball camp, among other activities. Matt appreciated all the beauty New England has to offer from hiking in the Green and White Mountains to enjoying a day at the beach.
In his 22 years of life, Matt never took one day for granted. He embraced life to the fullest with happiness, compassion, and a wonderful sense of humor. Matt had a generous and forgiving heart and always enjoyed helping others.
ABOUT MATT
The ForMatt Foundation was founded in memory of Matthew Choiniere, who passed away in November, 2008.
Matt was a very active person with a passion for sports and the outdoors.
During his years at Concord High School he participated in varsity baseball and basketball, as well as marching band. During the summer months, Matt greatly enjoyed coaching at the Camp of Champions basketball camp, among other activities. Matt appreciated all the beauty New England has to offer from hiking in the Green and White Mountains to enjoying a day at the beach.
In his 22 years of life, Matt never took one day for granted. He embraced life to the fullest with happiness, compassion, and a wonderful sense of humor. Matt had a generous and forgiving heart and always enjoyed helping others.
FORMATT FOUNDATION
Our goal is to keep Matt’s adventurous spirit alive through helping others. We want children to be able to follow their passions. Through sponsorship, the ForMatt Foundation makes it possible for children ages 5-18 to enjoy an activity not normally within their financial means.
“The ForMatt Foundation allowed our children to continue in activities that they loved, at a time when we were not able to. These scholarships helped us to keep their lives as “normal” as possible, so that they could focus on what made them happy, instead of being consumed by worry about their younger sister’s health. I will never be able to repay The ForMatt Foundation for the calm that they provided in the storm.”