Dave Duggan, New Gen's
Volunteer Maintenance Man (Guardian Angel)
Day of Caring
Coordinator
Tuesday, October 3, 2006
Dear Editor:
New Generation Staff
and volunteers would like to express their thanks to the
people from Nike Bauer Hockey U.S.A. Inc., D.G. O'Brien, and
Liberty Mutual who volunteered at our site for the United
Way Day of Caring September 13, working on painting
projects, indoor maintenance, and landscaping. Under the
direction of longtime New Generation volunteer Dave Duggan,
the three groups trimmed property hedges and bushes, weeded,
scraped and painted surfaces, and built a new barn entry
ramp. The Generation Gap Furniture Barn and the storage shed
were emptied, cleaned and reorganized to make room for new
donations.
Nike Bauer Hockey
U.S.A. Inc. employees were: Jennifer Keane, Denise Langlois,
Sharon Bemis, Alison Molloy, Regine Umber & her mother,
Mrs. Umber. D.G. O'Brien employees were: Susan Hemlepp,
Brian Peavey, Mark Franceshini, Phil St. Clair, Greg
Emerson, Lenny Marsh, Linda Lawler, and Sherri Veinot.
Liberty Mutual employees were: Audrey Lanzillo, Patti
Fischer, Max Jerauld, Lisa Harvey, Barry Weinstein,
Stuart McGuigan, Jim Travis, Robert Girard, Michael Kellis,
Michael Turgeon, Marc Woodford, Neil Taitel, and Dan
Eckerson. Lunch was donated by Dominoes Pizza of Hampton,
and drinks were donated by Shaw’s Supermarket of North
Hampton. Salad and dessert was prepared by shelter residents
and staff.
New
Generation, Inc. is a shelter for homeless pregnant women
and mothers with young children that teaches
self-sufficiency and gives transportation to other agencies
within the Continuum of Care. The shelter houses up to seven
women and their children at a time, while giving support in
a loving environment, teaching parenting education, job
skills and life skills. Residents are driven to housing,
health and social service appointments, as well as work, job
interviews and education classes. Other services include
Next Generation Daycare and Preschool, and Second Generation
Thrift Shoppe and Generation Gap Furniture Barn, which sells
affordable clothing, household items and furniture to the
public. All proceeds help support New Generation Shelter
operating costs. New Generation and its services are
conveniently located off Rte. 33 in Greenland, NH. For
further info, email
fundraising@newgenerationinc.org, call 603-436-4989, or
visit
www.newgennh.com.
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