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How can the Salem Area Women's Club help your organization? Funding & Manpower Requests Help is on the way! In 2022, the Salem Area Women’s Club gifted: $38,000+ to 40+ worthy cau ses $40,000+ in-kind donations SAWC Donation Request Form 2022.pdf Manpower Request Please email us with your request. Include as many details as possible, including the event's purpose, the date/time of when you need the volunteers, the location, the number of volunteers needed, and contact information. Donation Request Forms To ensure the quickest processing, please complete the form thoroughly and mail them to our PO box along with any other documentation regarding your request. We ask for at least 45 days to process your request. If you have any questions, please get in touch with the treasurer or email us at SalemAreaWomensClub@gmail.com

C&PR Updates December Update The SAWC website was created last year, and new features have been added this year. The Help section is now easily accessible from the website's header or the About tab, providing information on how to set up an account, log volunteer hours, and RSVP to an event. RSVPing for most club events is now more straightforward, with the option to do so through the Calendar or Events tab. You can also view a list of attendees or see which events you have already RSVP'd to. See the Help section for instructions. Knowing who is attending an event is crucial, and the SAWC website makes it easy to keep track. SalemAreaWomensClub.org Reporting your Volunteer Hours Our annual report to the State organization is coming up soon. We need your help to make it happen. If you've volunteered or attended club meetings this calendar year, please log your hours on our website. Committee chairs will use this information to create an individual report for each project. If you're part of a committee, ask your chair if they need help with the writing process. Last year, over 100 reports were composed in just two weeks! SAWC's Geek Squad Looking for some help with your computer? Maybe you need a brief tutorial on navigating the SAWC website, using Word to write a document, or exploring Facebook to stay in touch with friends. You can take advantage of the first hour of our monthly meeting to bring your laptop or tablet and get your questions answered in a collaborative and informative setting. If you prefer a quieter learning environment, we also offer house calls! Call Jaimie at 551-427-4697 or email SalemAreaWomensClub@Gmail.com for more information. 2024 Yearbook It's time to start working on the 2024 yearbook! Before we begin, we need to make sure that all the information in last year's edition is still accurate. If you don't have a copy handy, you can find the current yearbook in the Sister's Only Section on the website. This is also a great opportunity to update your photo! If you're new to the club this year, please send a headshot to the provided Gmail address and make sure to save the photo with your name. If you have any changes to the information, please email us at SalemAreaWomensClub@Gmail.com . All updates are due by December 1. Newsletter Articles If you're interested in submitting an article for the monthly newsletter, please to send it to mariabaribeau@gmail.com by the 20th day of each month. Be sure to come up with an engaging headline and include all the standard details like who, what, when, where, and how and any pictures you’ve taken. Additionally, please remember to include your contact information and any other pertinent details. More Changes to the Website: •The club calendar is now linked to all of our events. If you want to RSVP/pay for an event, you can look for it on the calendar or in the Events section. The Event section is sorted by groups All Events General Membership Meetings Committee Meetings SAWC Events/Volunteer Opportunities Partner Events GFWC-NH/GFWC Events Same information, just different ways to look at it

A&C: Writing Contest 2024 Information Coming Soon SALEM AREA WOMEN’S CLUB-GFWC-NH CREATIVE WRITING CONTEST This year our club is sponsoring a Literary Contest that is open to all members. Subjects: Family Heritage. The person or persons whom you consider a hero in your life. Short story of your choice Submissions: Your essay should be between 500 to 2000 words, typed double-spaced on one side 8.5 x 11 paper. One entry per category. Include your name, address, e-mail, and phone number in the right-hand corner. The title should be in the center Deadline: All entries should be submitted by February 15, 2023. Prizes: First: $150 Second: $100 Third: $75 Prizes will be in the form of gift certificates to local, women-owned businesses and will be awarded at the March 7, 2023 meeting. Winners of the contest will go on to the State competition level and could end up in the National Level. An impartial panel will judge submissions. One entry per member per category. Please send entries to Sandra Demers, 6 Beverly Avenue, Salem, NH 03079, or email to shamimcalc@outlook.com or centanni@comcast.net . We hope this sparks your imagination! We all have a story. We will have sign-up sheets available at the November meeting if you are interested.

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Looking for a chance to make a difference in the world? Check out these amazing volunteer opportunities that always need extra hands! Be a part of something big and meaningful by getting involved today. Contact the designated person to learn more and join the team. Let's make a positive impact together! Volunteer Opportunities Storybook Hugs The Storybook Hugs Project Contact: Deb Fauth: deborahfauth@comcast.net READ to preschool children on Thursdays at 2:30 pm for 1 hour at Salem Family Resources. Frequency commitment is optional - you can read weekly or whenever possible. A one-hour training/overview is available for those who want it. We can provide you with wonderful books that are Intergenerational and proven favorites, or you are welcome to read your favorite. More schools will welcome us as soon as we have the volunteers. A CSP of Education & Libraries Committee, in partnership with the Intergenerational Collaborative of Salem. To volunteer to read, contact: Deb Fauth: deborahfauth@comcast.net Salem Family Resources Haigh School 24 School St Salem, NH Silverthorne The Silverthorne Project Contact: Linda Molchan lmolchan@comcast.net Our monthly visits to bring extra sunshine to the participants at Silverthorne are still ongoing but with a simple format change. We are seeking volunteers to go once a month for two hours, preferably in teams of two. A CSP of Health & Wellness. Questions? lmolchan@comcast.net Silverthorne Adult Day Center 23 Geremonty Drive Salem, NH 03079

GFWC Structure Local Level GFWC is comprised of nearly 3,000 local clubs. Each club elects officers and works independently on various projects in its community. New Hampshire has 22 local clubs. State State Level GFWC has members in each of the 50 states. State Federations host individual conferences each spring. County and district levels are contained within the state level. These two Federation categories vary from state to state; some states choose not to have county and district levels, whereas other states contain multiple counties and districts. New Hampshire has a District Level of Leadership. GFWC regions GFWC Consists of 8 Regions New Hampshire, along with Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont, is a member of the GFWC New England Region. Each region holds an annual conference in the fall, separate from the GFWC Annual Convention. Officers are elected for each region every two years. GFWC Great Lakes Region GFWC Middle Atlantic Region GFWC Mississippi Valley Region GFWC New England Region GFWC South Central Region GFWC Southeastern Region GFWC Southern Region GFWC Western States Region International GFWC is International GFWC is a community service organization with many levels of leadership and membership. The Executive Committee, led by the GFWC International President, represents GFWC members on a national scale. Each elected Executive Committee member serves a two-year term in her position and is then eligible to run for the next highest office. The exceptions are the Director of Junior Clubs and Parliamentarian, who are appointed by the President. During her administration, the GFWC International President lives at GFWC Headquarters in Washington D.C. GFWC Footer

GFWC History Overview GFWC clubs and clubwomen are the heart of not only the Federation but the communities in which they live and work. By Living the Volunteer Spirit, GFWC clubwomen transform lives each day, not simply with monetary donations but with hands-on, tangible projects that provide immediate impact. With a grassroots approach that often thinks locally but impacts globally, GFWC, its clubs, and its members remain committed to serving as a force for global good, as it has done since its formation. With more than 60,000 members in affiliated clubs in every state, the District of Columbia, and more than a dozen countries, GFWC members work in their own communities to support the arts, preserve natural resources, advance education, promote healthy lifestyles, encourage civic involvement, and work toward world peace and understanding. Mission The General Federation of Women’s Clubs is an international women’s organization dedicated to community improvement by enhancing the lives of others through volunteer service. GFWC is proud to work side-by-side with several dynamic and impactful organizations. Together, we work to improve our communities and better our world. Canine Companions Heifer International Hope for Justice Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) March of Dimes Operation Smile St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Shot@Life U.S. Fund For UNICEF Our Story Founded in 1890, GFWC’s roots can be traced back to 1868 when Jane Cunningham Croly, a professional journalist, attempted to attend a dinner at an all-male press club honoring British novelist Charles Dickens. Croly was denied admittance based upon her gender, and in response, formed a woman’s club—Sorosis. In celebration of Sorosis’ 21st anniversary in 1889, Jane Croly invited women’s clubs throughout the United States to pursue the cause of federation by attending a convention in New York City. On April 24, 1890, 63 clubs officially formed the General Federation of Women’s Clubs by ratifying the GFWC constitution. Since 1890, GFWC’s impact has been felt throughout communities across the United States and the globe. GFWC Headquarters It’s not just an office, it’s a home. GFWC Headquarters is a National Historic Landmark located at 1734 N Street, NW in Washington D.C. The building became GFWC’s official headquarters in 1922, and its historic Victorian style has been maintained through generous contributions from members and friends. Headquarters serves as the working office for the GFWC International President and staff , but it is so much more. It is also the home of the Women’s History and Resource Center , which collects, preserves, interprets, and promotes the history of the GFWC and women volunteers. Headquarters is the literal home to the GFWC International President during her two-year administration, with residences occupying 1734’s upper floors. Headquarters hosts events, such as the annual Women’s History Month event and Holiday Open House, and the property houses the popular Iron Gate Inn Restaurant . Finally, as a National Historic Landmark, GFWC Headquarters is a snapshot in time. The beautifully decorated rooms, furniture, and historical collections are certainly worth a visit ! View More Footer

Our Mission To facilitate efficient communication among our club members, committees, and stakeholders, we employ a variety of platforms, including social media, printed media, and our club website. These mediums ensure that information is disseminated effectively and in a timely manner. Communications & Public Relations Updates December 2023 The SAWC website was created last year, and new features have been added this year. The Help section is now easily accessible from the website's header or the About tab, providing information on how to set up an account, log volunteer hours, and RSVP to an event. RSVPing for most club events is now more straightforward, with the option to do so through the Calendar or Events tab. You can also view a list of attendees or see which events you have already RSVP'd to. See the Help section for instructions. Knowing who is attending an event is crucial, and the SAWC website makes it easy to keep track. SalemAreaWomensClub.org Reporting your Volunteer Hours Our annual report to the State organization is coming up soon. We need your help to make it happen. If you've volunteered or attended club meetings this calendar year, please log your hours on our website. Committee chairs will use this information to create an individual report for each project. If you're part of a committee, ask your chair if they need help with the writing process. Last year, over 100 reports were composed in just two weeks! SAWC's Geek Squad Looking for some help with your computer? Maybe you need a brief tutorial on navigating the SAWC website, using Word to write a document, or exploring Facebook to stay in touch with friends. You can take advantage of the first hour of our monthly meeting to bring your laptop or tablet and get your questions answered in a collaborative and informative setting. If you prefer a quieter learning environment, we also offer house calls! Call Jaimie at 551-427-4697 or email SalemAreaWomensClub@Gmail.com for more information. 2024 Yearbook It's time to start working on the 2024 yearbook! Before we begin, we need to make sure that all the information in last year's edition is still accurate. If you don't have a copy handy, you can find the current yearbook in the Sister's Only Section on the website. This is also a great opportunity to update your photo! If you're new to the club this year, please send a headshot to the provided Gmail address and make sure to save the photo with your name. If you have any changes to the information, please email us at SalemAreaWomensClub@Gmail.com . All updates are due by December 1. Newsletter Articles If you're interested in submitting an article for the monthly newsletter, please to send it to mariabaribeau@gmail.com by the 20th day of each month. Be sure to come up with an engaging headline and include all the standard details like who, what, when, where, and how and any pictures you’ve taken. Also, please include your contact information and other pertinent details. More Changes to the Website: The club calendar is now linked to all of our events. If you want to RSVP/pay for an event, you can look for it on the calendar or in the Events section. The Event section is sorted by groups All Events General Membership Meetings Committee Meetings SAWC Events/Volunteer Opportunities Partner Events GFWC-NH/GFWC Events Same information, just different ways to look at it

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Environment Our Mission The GFWC Environment Community Service Program encourages us to become stewards of the earth by working to preserve the world’s resources, protect wildlife and domesticated animals, live sustainably, and beautify our communities and enjoy nature. Environmental degradation is cumulative, and many scientists warn that we are at a tipping point. There is no time like the present to act. Where is SAWC's Garden on the Salem Bike Ped Corridor Our garden is located on Hampshire Road across the field from Pep Boys. GPS: 9 Hampshire Road, Salem, NH Before September 2023 April Update SAWC Trash Squad Takes on the Veterans Parkway April 11, 2024 Despite the gloomy and damp weather, a group of dedicated members swarmed the Veterans Memorial Parkway in Salem picking up litter. Donning high-visibility vests, boots, rain gear, hats, and gloves, they worked in pairs to tackle the task at hand. As they worked, the sound of laughter and chatter filled the air, and it was inspiring to see how the group remained cheerful and motivated. At one point, a member discovered a soaked $100 bill, but upon closer inspection, it was discovered that it was a fake. Despite the false alarm, the group remained in high spirits and continued their efforts to keep the parkway clean and beautiful. Trash Warriors Anne Reynolds* Linda Simmons* *Committee Chairwoman Betty Gay Carol Demers Chrissy Baroni Cindy Curd Deb Slein Dee Stikeman Donna Mason Jaimie Baker Karen Roulston October Update Town Forest Clean-Up On October 21, members of the SAWC Environmental Committee teamed up with the Salem Conservation Commission to help maintain the Salem Town Forest. Linda Harvey, who is a member of both the Environment Committee and the Conservation Commission, along with Linda Simmons, Mike Banks, and Glen Edwards, volunteered to clear the brush on the Town Forest trails. The Salem Town Forest is situated on Shadow Lake Road, opposite Shadow Lake, and parking is available next to the NH Dept. of Transportation Salt Storage Shed. September Update SAWC Gets Dirty for a Good Cause To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. The Salem Area Women's Club Plants a Stunning Garden For All To Enjoy. September, 2023 Fall is an excellent season for planting, and the Environment Committee of the Salem Area Women's Club took advantage of a beautiful September day to create a new garden along the Salem Bike-Ped Corridor. The garden is located by the Salem/Methuen border and welcomes visitors with various bushes, flowers, and grasses. The club plans to add annuals in the spring and continue maintaining the garden. SAWC is delighted to collaborate with the Friends of the Salem Bike-Ped Corridor in their efforts to enhance and beautify the corridor, which stretches from the Massachusetts border to the Windham Rail Trail. This particular section is a significant step towards the broader goal of the Granite State Rail Trail Association, which seeks to connect the rail trail from Salem to Lebanon, NH, creating a continuous trail that spans 100 miles.

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Civic Engagement '22-'23 The Team Who We Are Deb Slein* | Jaimie Baker | Laura Andolino | Linda Harvey | Norma Lapointe* | Susan Molthon | Susan Raymond *Committee Chairs January Spotlight Information We highlighted the following organizations this year at our January 2023 meeting: Brigid’s House of Hope is a long term, transitional safe house for survivors of Human Trafficking in New Hampshire and surrounding areas. Contact Brigid’s House of Hope Bethany Cottrell, Ashley Emery 603-689-8728 Bethany@brigidshouseofhope.org End 68 Hours of Hunger addresses the food shortage children experience between the free lunch they receive at school on Friday afternoon and the free breakfast they receive at school on Monday morning, 68 hours later. Contact End 68 Hours of Hunger Tara Bazydlo, Deb Payne 603-893-7040 SalemNH@end68hoursofhunger.org Family Promise Through safe housing and education, Family Promise guides families as they break the cycle and rise from homelessness to sustainable independence. Contact Family Promise Pam Wellman, Matt Hodgkiss 603- 883-7338 pamela.wellman@familypromisesnh.org The Homeland Heroes Foundation offers an array of supportive services to active-duty service members, veterans, and their families in their time of need to help restore a sense of community, independence, and well-being at home. Contact Homeland Heroes Julie Weymouth 603- 458-1275 Julie@homelandheroesfoundation.org End 68 Hours of Hunger We shopped for End 58 Hours of Hunger to meet a specific need of laundry detergent, fabric softener, bars of bath soap, and liquid soap. Poll Worker Appreciation Baskets Designed and delivered thank-you baskets for poll workers on election days. Family Promi se (Nashua) Purchased, prepared, and cooked a meal once a month for Family Promise, Nashua. Completed the "family room" project at Family Promise.

Education & Libraries Our Mission GFWC promotes education in both children and adults. We aim to help others while we also continue to learn. Projects in the Education and Libraries CSP are designed to foster schools and other educational institutions and opportunities and promote literacy, libraries, and the love of a good book. Contact Darlene Daniele for more information or email SalemAreaWomensClub@gmail. Updates coming soon Updates coming soon Updates coming soon Updates coming soon

Welcome Arts & Culture A&C To inspire clubwomen, and ignite within you, a desire to make the world a more beautiful, thoughtful, and caring place. Therefore, our goal is to take an active role in sponsorship, scholarship, production, direction, and performance in every aspect of all arts and from all cultures. To be proactive in the support of all forms of Art and Culture in our local communities. Creative Writing | Dance | Fine Art | Improvisation Music | Photography | Singing | Speech | Theater Service area includes: Atkinson Hampstead Pelham Salem Windham Contact: Sarah Friend for any questions or inquiries or email SalemAreaWomensClub@Gmail.com Supported in the Past* Arts Academy of New Hampshire Field of Dreams Concert Series The Merrimack Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra The Phil Play Among the Stars Theatre Group Windham Actors Guild Windham Musical Arts Association * A donation in the past is not a guarantee of a future donation. Current Projects 2024-2026 Future Events & Projects Coming soon! Completed Projects 2022-2024 Events & Projects: Creative Writing Contest Empower Her Comedy Night Funny Money NH Philharmonic Holiday Pops Photography Contest Ranked, the Musical Staying Alive Concert Staying Alive! Tribute Band Palace Theater Beautiful at the Palace Theater The Flower Hugs Project Titanic Tea '22-24 Archive

Welcome Arts & Culture A&C Our Mission To inspire clubwomen, and ignite within you, a desire to make the world a more beautiful, thoughtful, and caring place. Therefore, our goal is to take an active role in sponsorship, scholarship, production, direction, and performance in every aspect of all arts and from all cultures. To be proactive in the support of all forms of Art and Culture in our local communities. Creative Writing | Dance | Fine Art | Improvisation Music | Photography | Singing | Speech | Theater The organization provides quality orchestral music for musicians in the Merrimack Valley region and encourages young musicians with performance opportunities, training, and scholarships for advanced music studies. Service area includes: Atkinson Hampstead Pelham Salem Windham A&C Contests Congratulations to the winners of the Creative Writing contest sponsored by the Arts and Culture Committee. 1st Place Winner Maria Baribeau 2nd Place Winner Shamim Calcuttawalla Thank you to the staff of Kelley Library for judging all the entries. Supported in the Past* Arts Academy of New Hampshire Field of Dreams Concert Series The Merrimack Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra The Phil Play Among the Stars Theatre Group Windham Actors Guild Windham Musical Arts Association * A donation in the past is not a guarantee of a future donation. Contact Joanne or Shamim for more information or email SalemAreaWomensClub@Gmail.com and we'll pass your questions along. Current Projects 2023-2024 Future Events & Projects Craft a Community Brochure identifying local arts and cultures Create Club Cultural Cookbook and Potluck Luncheon Creative Writing Contest (Nov – Feb) Murder Mystery Luncheon @ Salem High School One Day Trip(s) to Theater, Concert or Art venues Partner with C&E or Environment for road island gardens Photography Contest (Dec-Jan) Salem Artists Association The Flower Hug Project US AirForce Band for SAWC 100th Anniversary in 2026 Welcome Sculpture for Salem Completed Projects 2022-2023 Events & Projects: Creative Writing Contest 1st Place: Nancy Woodward: Gizmo 2nd Place: Sandy Carlson: Treasure our Lands 3rd Place: Joanne Cuomo: It was another beautiful day Empower Her Comedy Night Funny Money NH Philharmonic Holiday Pops Photography Contest Ranked, the Musical Staying Alive Concert Staying Alive! Tribute Band Palace Theater, Sat. May 20, 2 pm matinee. More details are coming soon! The Flower Hugs Project Titanic Tea SAWC Member Meeting Cultural Celebration sponsored by the Arts & Culture Committee Tuesday, April 2nd, 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM Elks Lodge, 39 Shadow Lake Rd, Salem You are invited to come and experience our members’ cultural stories, food, traditions, and music. All members are encouraged to share a crockpot full of their favorite family recipes at this fun potluck luncheon. You'll be amazed by the diverse and delicious menu! The Get Down Tonight DJ will have us on the dance floor with Polka, Greek line dance, Mexican hat dance, Indian dance, and more! Native costumes are encouraged. This event is free of charge.This is a CSP Project of the A&C Committee. You are guaranteed to have a great time! December 2023: Twenty-four members of the SAWC, dressed in festive clothing, enjoyed the beautiful sounds of the NH Philharmonic's Holiday Pops Concert. The Flower Hug Project The Flower Hugs Project delivers joy and hope to seniors, veterans, and caregivers living alone or in care communities by providing flower hugs. These gifts give an unexpected moment of recognition and appreciation to members of our most vulnerable populations. Delivering to individuals or through programs such as: 1/1 Adult Day Care Centers Assisted Living Facilities Caregivers First Responders Food Pantries Local Hospitals Long-Term Care Facilities Meals on Wheels Program Nursing Homes Rehabilitation Centers Senior Housing Shelters How do we do it? The Salem Area Women's Club partners with local florists, funeral homes, grocery stores, hotels, and venues to upcycle their slightly used flowers. We have a team of volunteers ready to pick up donated arrangements, reassemble into small bouquets, and deliver them. This is awesome! How can I help? If you would like to partner with us by donating flowers or floral supplies vases, please visit our website or contact the Arts and Culture Chairwomen Joanne Cuomo (603-247-1193, centanni@comcast.net ) and Shamim Calcuttawala (603-401-4075 shamimcalc@outlook.com ) Thank you to Flower Hugs Project sponsors Carrier Family Funeral Home & Crematory Douglas & Johnson Funeral Home Enterprise Bank Hannaford - Hampstead We're proud to support these talented groups of artists! A public charter school that nurtures creative thinkers, active citizens, and independent learners with a curriculum that integrates the arts and academics. The Palace Theatres host professional local and traveling performers for stage shows, youth and teen theater programs, and touring acts. A parent booster organization that supports the study of music and theatre in the Windham School District. Serves students with the highest quality, most impactful, and authentic performing arts education possible. We believe in the transformative potential of arts education. This is a theater group for anyone interested in helping launch and participate in community theater in Windham and the surrounding communities. Summer Concert Series All concerts begin at 6:30 PM. Our concerts are FREE to the public. A 50-50 Raffle is held at each concert, with the proceeds targeted for the new pavilion. Bring your blanket or chairs and enjoy the music! The Philharmonic connects people to the power of classical music through compelling concerts and engaging education programs. We accomplish this by bringing together the finest student, amateur, and professional musicians from around the state. Play Among the Stars Theatre Groupe Enhances social skills and provides knowledge of performing arts, dance, and musical ability for the physically and developmentally challenged. Our organization provides quality orchestral music for musicians in the Merrimack Valley region and encourages young musicians with performance opportunities, training, and scholarships for advanced music studies.

Community Service Programs What We Do GFWC has five Community Service Programs to build upon the Federation's collective impact. Each committee chair coordinates with organizations and agencies in the community, channels volunteer needs to club members, and networks with each other to build friendships. SAWC has added three categories: Social and Standing Committees. Arts & Culture Civic Engagement & Outreach Environment Heath & Wellness Standing Committees Social Groups Education & Libraries Be a Power for Good SAWC members have volunteered more than 40,000 hours collectively, and given over $35,000 of in-kind resources to assist and support the efforts of a wide variety of programs such as*: Apartment furnishings for a Salem resident Author Events Caregivers Program Children’s books for the Salem caregiver recognition Cookie Hugs for Caregivers during the Holidays Flower Hugs Program Greater Salem Chamber’s Wreath Stroll Monthly meal for Family Promise in Nashua Outfit bathrooms for Brigid’s House of Hope Pinwheel Gardens for Child Abuse Awareness Planting a garden along the Salem Pedi-Bike Corridor Puzzles for Senior Centers Sexual Assault Comfort Bags for local hospitals SAWC is Busy Over the past few years, the Salem Area Woman's Club GFWC-NH has made donations to various organizations and causes at the local, state, and national levels. We make an effort to donate to organizations within our service area, which includes Salem, Pelham, Windham, Atkinson, Hampstead, and recently, Derry. The organizations include, but are not limited to: Age Concern Alzheimer’s Association Andreas Institute for the Arts Audubon NH Blue Star Mother’s Wreath Program Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salem Bread of Life Food Pantry Brigid’s House of Hope Bridging the Horizon CASA NH Center for Life Management Dollars for Scholars End 68 Hours of Hunger (Salem, Pelhman, Derry) Family Promise (meals and gifts for families) Food Pantries ( Shepards Food Pantry, Windham; St Ann's Food Pantry, Hampstead; St. Joseph Food Pantry, Salem) Heifer International Girl Scout Troops Girl Scout Leader Appreciation Gold Star Families Greater Salem Caregivers Association Greater Salem Chamber of Commerce Haven NH HOPE Center Food Pantry Isaiah 58 Kelley Library NAMI NH NH Children’s Trust 1000 Books Before Kindergarten Palace Theater Salem Animal Rescue League Salem Farmer’s Market Salem Scramble Salem Holiday Parade ServiceLink Rockingham County Silverthorne Success by Six Upper Room Upreach Therapeutic Horse Farm We Care Charity/Grains for Education Windham Actors Guild * A donation in the past does not guarantee future donations.

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