Families

The Pass Along Project

The Pass Along Project is a 100% volunteer run organization. FEEDNH.org is proud to have provided the tote bags for their community donations. They currently serve about 600 children annually who are facing emergency foster care placement and are always looking for volunteers and donations to continue their mission.

Pictured left to right: FEEDNH.org Ambassador of Philanthropy & Community Outreach, Tanya Randolph; FEEDNH.org Board Chair, Lisa Allen; The Pass Along Project Founder, Lynette Kaichen and the Pass Along Project volunteer, Sally Hewett.

To help, visit their online thrift store, sign-up to volunteer, or donate new or gently used children's items.

Marguerite’s Place - $3,500

FEEDNH.org board members Tanya Randolph & Raquel Wojceshonek had the privilege of visiting and touring Marguerite’s Place in Nashua. Director of Development, Phoebe Elder, shared their story and provided them with a tour of the infant and preschool classrooms to see some of their amazing work firsthand!

The mission of Marguerite’s Place is to transform the lives of families working to achieve safety, stability and independence by fostering connection and providing holistic, individual and group support offerings, including transitional housing for women and their children, as well as early childhood education, and group-based community programs for all.

Nashua Soup Kitchen & Shelter

Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter, Inc. provides a variety of services to those in need in the Nashua area. FEEDNH.org supported their Meals for Kids Program which ensures no child in the Nashua school system will be without an evening meal. As the need arises, local schools can contact NSKS for easy to heat meals for their students. NSKS staff will deliver these dinners to the school so students in need will have a hot evening meal.

NSKS CEO, Michael Reinke, provided FEEDNH.org board members with a tour of the food pantry and their new emergency Spring Street Shelter. The shelter will include a 48-bed family shelter, an 18-bed shelter for single men, a 14-bed shelter for single women, and 11 studio apartment units for permanent, supported housing.