utts for Pups Golf Classic sponsored by Raymond Burstein -Edward Jones, will take place Monday, June 23, at the Stonebridge Country Club in Goffstown. Play a round of golf, have some lunch, all while helping Second Chance Ranch Rescue!
Liberty House, the Catholic Charities NH program that provides transitional housing and a community pantry for New Hampshire veterans, today announced the promotion of Ashley Kitchell to Executive Director.
Camp Allen NH, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing enriching summer camp experiences for individuals with developmental and/or physical challenges, is pleased to announce Mel Gosselin as its new Executive Director.
Mr. Mac’s Macaroni and Cheese on Friday kicked off a Mac Gives Back campaign aimed at helping reduce veteran homelessness.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Manchester (BGCGM) recently received a generous and transformational gift from Robert Singer in memory of his son Jordan Singer.
Inside the former home of C.A. Hoitt Furniture can be found one of Manchester’s key tools in the fight against addiction and a man who not only knows that struggle firsthand, but knows what it takes to overcome that struggle.
The Project Happy mobile app connects students with a highly curated database of teen-appropriate volunteering opportunities in Manchester and surrounding communities. Volunteering undoubtedly makes an impact on the community, but the benefits for students are also very real
The newly opened Nash Casino on Tuesday presented $1.5 million in checks to local nonprofits. They are licensed as a New Hampshire charitable gaming venue, which obligates them to donate a percentage of games of chance and historical horse racing machine revenue to local charities.Â
Bank of America today announced the launch of Golf With Us, a new initiative designed to grow the next generation of golfers.
On March 21, passionate advocates braved the cold and wind at a public gathering at Bronstein Park in Manchester to take a stand against youth homelessness. Together more than 1,000 donors helped raise $320,800—and counting—to support Waypoint’s critical services for young people experiencing homelessness across New Hampshire.