An anonymous donor last week made an offer the New Hampshire Food Bank would never refuse: A dollar-for-dollar match for all donations made to the NH Food Bank by the end of 2015– up to $100,000, which will double the much-needed support this holiday season for families in crisis.
The New Hampshire Food Bank received a boost of support from long-time partners at The Common Man family of restaurants in New Hampshire, who presented the organization with a $26,000 donation.
Join in and support the NH Food Bank with one of several initiatives this #Spoontember, including the Canstruction and the Mac-Off competitions, aimed at raising awareness for those in need in New Hampshire, and to give people a chance to contribute to lasting change.
The new heavy-duty, refrigerated truck, which will be able to transport more than 10,000 pounds of food at a time, will have a significant impact on the Food Bank’s statewide distribution. With this new truck, the NH Food Bank will save considerable money on repairs and operations.
Approximately 60 students from Beech Street Elementary School joined volunteers from Harvard Pilgrim and City Year, planting seedlings to take home and learning about exercise and healthy eating.
Healing Hands Community Chiropractic, a wellness-focused chiropractic practice for men, women and children located at 195 McGregor Street, is shifting its payment model to a sliding scale and will no longer accept health insurance, effective May 1.
Super Bowl wager leads to Soup-er Bowl donation for NH Food Bank.
Longtime board member honored for his service to the NH Food Bank.