
Aimee Kereage
Aimee Kereage, Director of Community Impact with Granite United Way has committed so much time and energy into supporting her community members, especially children and families in the Greater Manchester

Aimee Kereage, Director of Community Impact with Granite United Way has committed so much time and energy into supporting her community members, especially children and families in the Greater Manchester

Laura has worked tirelessly during this crazy time to push forward the mission of the public library in Portsmouth as well as for the City of Portsmouth. While Laura has

Throughout the pandemic, and starting right in March 2020, Terry provided free seated yoga movements, breathing practices and meditative opportunities using a live virtual format. One group she outreached to

I met Renie in 2002 when I moved to NH; she helps me as many other immigrants and refugees to apply for a job. However, she does way more for

Kathleen accomplished two extraordinary things in Portsmouth during the pandemic that saved dozens of jobs, provided income and opportunity to artists, helped several small businesses and nonprofit organizations, and generate

Early childhood providers, predominantly women, were asked to make extraordinary sacrifices during this pandemic. MaryLou Beaver, Executive Director of the Children’s Place and Parent Education Center (TCP), a program of

Barbara Barney is a remarkable person. She took retirement after working for the State of NH Department of Family Services where she specialized in understanding the ever-changing rules of Medicaid

Deb is a powerhouse. When covid happened, she mobilized her team at Gather to meet the need of food insecure folks in the region. Her team transitioned from their normal

Kile is a community organizer extraordinaire. Working as a consultant with the state of NH, Kile helped create an initiative called Pathways for Healing, which did community outreach to connect