The two non-profits announced Tuesday that Catholic Charities is acquiring the program and assets of Liberty House, Inc., a sober house serving veterans at 75 West Baker St.
Catholic Charities New Hampshire, one of the largest, non-profit, human service agencies in the state, signed a letter of intent (LOI) to acquire the program and assets of Liberty House, Inc. The target closing date is September 2019.
There’s something going on at Liberty House that has several former board members worried about the future – things that signal “the little non-profit that could” is sputtering a bit, after a recent shift in leadership and shuffling of board membership.
Liberty House has received a $25,000 donation from Express Employment Professionals in support of its work to help homeless vets, one of six non-profit recipients nationally of a total of $75,000
[UPDATED: Feb. 9 with big check photo!] Liberty House executive director Keith Howard just wants to do the right thing. That’s why he declined an invitation from Donald Trump to receive a donation during a scheduled campaign event on Monday.
Keith Howard says it’s “a piece of surrealism,” that his tiny Liberty House outreach for homeless veterans made the short list of benefactors of Donald Trump’s pop-up counter-debate fundraiser.