MEET THE TEAM

Griffin Caiozzo Griffin Caiozzo is a junior lacrosse player at Salve Regina University, actively pursuing a degree in marketing as well as a career in technical recruiting and also skates and snowboards regularly. He is a founding member of the Lunenburg Skate Park Project, a large-scale civic works project with the mission of constructing a permanent, concrete skate park on town owned land. He is  pursuing a future in marketing, sales and recruiting, with a passion for public work and inspiring others.


Aidan Moore Aidan Moore is a junior at Trinity College double majoring in economics and political science, plays rugby and is active Pi Kappa Alpha member.  This past semester he took on the role of fraternity philanthropy chair and has become the driving force behind fundraising efforts to help local families of children with cancer. He looks forward to the rest of his time at Trinity and is excited to pursue a career in economics and / or law.


Chris RoyChris Roy is a junior at U Mass Amherst who believes in working hard to achieve success. He has been involved in the Lunenburg Skate Park Project from its inception and has valued this opportunity for civic engagement and has learned valuable life skills through this process. While Chris himself is not a skateboarder, he brings a fresh perspective to the team and he believes strongly in the mission of the project.


Aidan SwiftAidan Swift is a junior at Nichols College and is a hard worker who has achieved honors each year and plays on their lacrosse team.  He enjoys snowboarding and skateboarding and serving customers at Boundless Adventures.  Aidan is also a founding member of the Lunenburg Skatepark. Being part of the project has been one of the highlights of his career and Aidan looks forward to seeing this project to through to its completion.


Mason WhitcombMason Whitcomb is a junior at U Mass Lowell. He has been an ambassador for the Lunenburg Skatepark Project since the 7th grade, when he helped form the nonprofit organization that started out as a middle school Genius Hour Project. Mason has worked to educate the community regarding the positives of creating a public space for wheeled sports, using his charismatic personality and confidence in public speaking at numerous public forums and fundraisers.