Dubbed the Give Manchester Five campaign, or #GiveMHT5, the initiative seeks to educate Queen City residents and visitors about the downside of giving money and food to panhandlers and instead donate to non-profit organizations geared toward helping the homeless population.
The Way Home is pleased to announce that the agency’s 11th annual Freedom Ride fundraiser will take place on Saturday, August 29 in downtown Manchester.
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust employees are donating more than $10,000 collected in Q2 from its employee-driven charitable giving program, Casual for a Cause, to 14 non-profits serving Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. The non-profits receiving donations were selected by and voted on by the employees.
See vintage DC-3 aircraft fly into Manchester to conclude innovative learning program; welcome ceremony to include water cannon salute, live music, speeches, and cake.
Featuring a musical theater song for each letter of the alphabet; ABC is at times hilarious & poignant as Jocelyn Duford changes wigs, costumes & characters while showcasing the talent and artistry she is known for.
Pit crews and drivers for an upcoming NASCAR race in Loudon and their close to 12,000 ticket-holders for a race are descending on the state, but there are measures in place to help protect the public, Gov. Chris Sununu said at his news conference on Thursday.
On Tuesday, three young members of Black Live Matter Manchester shared their experiences living in New Hampshire as African Americans and their thoughts on the path to racial justice in the era of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Anything Chimney is busy year-round, doing repairs and getting customers ready for the heating season.
Anything Chimney is busy year-round, doing repairs and getting customers ready for the heating season.
The craft show must go on – and it will, with live demonstrations, surprise guests, access to 140+ craftsmen “booths,” exhibition tours and more.
The New Hampshire Business Finance Authority (BFA) announces that it will be administering the distribution of funding for New Hampshire businesses and non-profits that may have “fallen through the cracks” and have not been able to qualify for funding through the state’s Main Street Relief Fund (MSRF), the Non-Profit Emergency Relief Fund (NERF), or the Self Employed Livelihood Fund (SELF).
Business NH Magazine selects CCA Global Co-Founder, Chairman, and CEO Howard Brodsky, as statewide Business Leader of the Decade.
When I took the role as the new President of Families in Transition-New Horizons (FIT-NH) just over one month ago, I made a commitment to foster the care for basic needs of people in this area. This has been and will remain a joint effort in our community, it is the only way to succeed. We continue to stand with the Mayor and city leaders, emergency responders, law enforcement, non-profits and state leaders of all backgrounds to ensure we resume the work of this mission within the confines of the COVID response around New Hampshire.
In the four months since the Palace Theatres went into pandemic hibernation mode, the only thing that hasn’t changed is its dedication to bringing arts and entertainment to the masses.
On Tuesday night, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted to accept $3.39 million in grant funding to assist low to moderate-income Manchester residents, small businesses and non-profit organizations impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Construction on the Nashua project is expected to begin in late 2020 or early 2021.
A group of Black, Latino and immigrant business owners and community advocates is calling on Gov. Chris Sununu and lawmakers to direct more COVID-19 relief money to minority communities.
Diversity, equity and inclusion are not about good intentions or lip service. It’s about how we act and the impact we make on those we serve. Governor, I am afraid that if we do not create programs and allocate resources to support our black, brown and new immigrant community, we will see the devastating effect it will have on small businesses, which are barely hanging on.
Fire Chief Dan Goonan said those services – portable toilets, handwashing stations and food delivery – will still be available to the homeless population but they will have to go to other locations to access them.
Online ‘Around the World Flight Adventure’ to cruise over Italy on Saturday, July 4 to highlight the influence of classical ideals on a new nation.