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CDFA Awards $5.325 Million in Tax Credits to New Hampshire Nonprofits

read more…: CDFA Awards $5.325 Million in Tax Credits to New Hampshire Nonprofits

Projects receiving tax credits this year range from downtown revitalization and job creation efforts to increasing access to addiction recovery services, including four Manchester organizations – Dismas Home of NH, HOPE for NH Recovery, Families in Transition, and Manchester Police Athletic League.

Marriott Residence Inn coming to downtown in 2018

read more…: Marriott Residence Inn coming to downtown in 2018

The proposed building site includes a municipal parking lot that is a popular parking option for those attending events at the Verizon Wireless Arena and other downtown destinations, which will become hotel parking. Anagnost said that the hotel would likely feature up to 120 parking spaces, and that it would be up to the hotel management to work out some agreement with the Verizon if shared parking were possible.

Wal-Mart Foundation shows support in big way for Youth Resource Center

read more…: Wal-Mart Foundation shows support in big way for Youth Resource Center

The Walmart Foundation presented a $25,000 gift to Child and Family Services of NH to support the agency’s Youth Resource Center food pantry. The gift comes as part of Walmart Foundation’s national hunger relief initiative and will help to provide sustenance to hundreds of New Hampshire’s runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth.

Families in Transition Americorps VISTA is looking for some new recruits

read more…: Families in Transition Americorps VISTA is looking for some new recruits

The Families in Transition (FIT) AmeriCorps VISTA Program is now recruiting for the 2016-2017 service year. VISTAs (Volunteers in Service to America) help eliminate poverty in the Granite State by serving as a paid professional full-time volunteer for one year at a nonprofit or government agency.

CMC donates new heart monitor/defibrillator to Hooksett Fire Department

read more…: CMC donates new heart monitor/defibrillator to Hooksett Fire Department

CMC is helping the Hooksett Fire-Rescue Department save lives thanks to a new device donated by CMC’s New England Heart and Vascular Institute Foundation. The Physio-Control LIFEPAK® 15 monitor/defibrillator assists first responders by recording and wirelessly transmitting a host of vital signs on a cardiac patient as well as monitoring chest compress performed on the ambulance. CMC and the New England Heart and Vascular Institute presented the device, valued at $28,000, to the Department on June 17.

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