Business notes from the Capital Region
Published: 12-16-2023 3:00 PM |
Dr. Eileen Brandes and Dr. Christopher Ortengren
Merrimack County Savings Bank
RE/MAX Innovative Bayside
Meredith Village Savings Bank
Meredith Village Savings Bank
Merrimack County Savings Bank Foundation
■Boys & Girls Clubs of Central New Hampshire, Concord: Awarded $2,000 to purchase a toddler-friendly climbing structure and sandbox for the Warner Early Learning Center.
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■CATCH Neighborhood Housing, Concord: Awarded $4,100 to purchase and install bike racks and a basketball system for residents at Willow Crossing, an affordable housing community.
■Catholic Charities New Hampshire, Manchester: Awarded $3,000 to help 1,700 low-income, struggling families and individuals receive financial assistance through individualized casework services.
■Circle Program, Plymouth: Awarded $5,000 to support one newly enrolled 9- to 11-year-old for three weeks of residential summer camp and one 12- to 14-year-old for two weeks of residential summer camp (both from Merrimack County).
■Concord Hospital Trust: Awarded $2,500 to provide dental care for low-income patients at the Concord Hospital Family Health Center Dental Clinic.
■Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire, Concord: Awarded $2,500 for the expansion of therapeutic programming to survivor's staying in their emergency shelter.
■Family Promise of Southern New Hampshire, Nashua: Awarded $2,000 for their Diversion Program to assist families who are temporarily displaced.
■Friends of New Hampshire Drug Courts, Concord: Awarded $3,000 to secure stable housing, transportation, dental or child care, and other critical services for 10 individuals.
■Front Door Agency, Nashua: Awarded $5,000 to provide homeless single mothers and their children affordable housing, case management, education and job training, and supportive services.
■Future In Sight, Concord: Awarded $2,000 to provide training, tools and support to low income adults who are blind and visually impaired.
■Granite YMCA of Concord: Awarded $4,000 to purchase new outdoor sensory equipment for youth in their Early Learning Child Care Center.
■Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County, Merrimack: Awarded $2,000 to provide 1,645 meals and services to older and disabled adults.
■Merrimack Valley Day Care Service, Concord: Awarded $1,296 to purchase 16 tablets to facilitate their transition to a more efficient, paper-free management and parent communication tool.
■Overcomers Refugee Services, Concord: Awarded $3,000 to fund the cost of monthly meetings for refugee and immigrant women.
■The Pittsfield Youth Workshop, Pittsfield: Awarded $3,500 to assist in providing quality and effective year-round programming for free to youth in grades six through twelve from Pittsfield and surrounding communities.
■Step Up Parents, Portsmouth: Awarded $3,000 to offer financial assistance to at least 175 New Hampshire families.
■Tapply-Thompson Community Center, Bristol: Awarded $2,000 to support the Weekend Food Supplement Program to purchase healthy foods for students to bring home on weekends.
■Twin Rivers Food Pantry, Franklin: Awarded $2,000 to purchase of farm fresh milk for the Choice Pantry Program.
■Waypoint, Manchester: Awarded $4,000 to support a drop-in center and services for youth experiencing homelessness or at risk in Merrimack County.
■YMCA of Greater Nashua: Awarded $3,000 to support the Y's Power Scholars Academy program to help up to 400 under-resourced Nashua youth who are behind grade level.