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Enfield, CT –In the wake of budget cuts and the decision to drop intramural sports programs from Enfield elementary schools last spring, Educational Resources for Children (ERfC) launched KidZ Sports, a program designed to offer every student the opportunity to participate in a valuable sports experience.

Coach Jim Calhoun of the UConn Huskies said of the program, “As a parent, I’m pleased to know that there are organizations that are looking out for Connecticut kids like KidZ Sports. I believe this is a worthy endeavor that promote sportsmanship, confidence, and healthy habits. KidZ Sports is a model for others to emulate.”

“We are pleased to see that KidZ Sports is being embraced so enthusiastically by the community. Families and students are benefitting from increased opportunities to build positive relations, self-esteem, and healthy active children. We are all looking forward to the basketball winter session,” said Jeff Rhein, program coordinator.

Now entering the 5th week of the first session, KidZ Sports is providing over 50 students with an athletic program that offers education in a successful team environment. Flag football is now being offered at Stowe and Barnard Elementary Schools, and registration is now open for the basketball session, starting January 4th. The program is in its pilot stages, but hopes to expand to additional elementary schools in Enfield.

KidZ Sports mom Sheila, mother of Michael, said, “I think this program is fantastic because my son gets to try a great variety of different sports, and it’s a perfect way for him to make new friends and have fun. The timing is ideal. He can burn off energy immediately after school. I’m very impressed with how KidZ Sports is run, the staff is top notch. The price is so minimal; I can’t believe that I’m able to put him in a quality athletic program for so little.”

The first session of Kidz Sports runs until December 23rd, and the second session will begin on January 4th, running through April. The program is open to grades 1 to 3 on Monday and Wednesday and grades 4 to 6 Tuesday and Thursday. Cost of registration is $45.00, averaging out to $1.50 per day. Applications are available at www.KidZSports.us.

Maripat Finigan

Volunteer & Community Events Coordinator

Educational Resources for Children, Inc. (ERfC)

103R Phoenix Avenue Enfield, CT 06082

Phone: (860) 253-9935 Fax: (860) 253-9995

Email: mfinigan@erfc.us Website: www.erfc.us

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Enfield, CT (October 5, 2009) – Northeast Energy Partners is teaming up with the Enfield Food
Shelf for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday season. Donations received through the drive will
help the Enfield Food Shelf feed those in need this holiday season in the Enfield community.

“At Northeast Energy Partners, we believe it’s important to give back to the community we work
in every day,” said Russ Monroe, Vice President.

Located at 174 South Road, Enfield CT, Northeast Energy Partners will be serving as a drop-off
point for any non-perishable food items. Items needed most include: stuffing, gravy, sweet
potatoes, cranberry sauce, olives, and pickles. Donations can be made during business hours of
9am to 5pm Monday through Friday now through November 20th, 2009.

About Northeast Energy Partners
Organized in 2000 and headquartered in Enfield, CT, Northeast Energy Partners (NEP) is the
largest broker of energy services in New England. NEP was one of the first entities licensed as
an Aggregator by the Public Utility Commission of Connecticut.

Northeast Energy Partners helps their customers take advantage of the energy savings made
possible by deregulation. The staff at Northeast Energy Partners provides their customers with
economic electricity and natural gas procurement options to fit their business needs.

About Enfield Food Shelf
From its humble beginning, hundreds of volunteers have contributed to the Enfield Food Shelf’s
effort to provide food to the families in need. The Enfield Food Shelf is a nonprofit volunteer
organization affiliated with the Enfield Conference of Christian Churches and dedicated to
assuring that no Enfield resident goes hungry because of a lack of resources. The Food Shelf’s
priority is to serve Enfield families and individuals in need of food.

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