The Public Relations Committee is looking for people to help in the following areas:

• Newsletter: We need help from individuals willing to write articles and help with editing. The newsletter for late February / early March is already being worked on and this is a great time to jump in.
• Publicity Materials: We are looking for individuals who can help put together pamphlets and other small publicity materials that need to be distributed at any public events where the Greater Nashua Habitat for Humanity is present.

If you have an interest in any of these areas, please contact Ed Lopez, preferably via email.

This Saturday, we’ll continue minor renovations to our 63 Tolles Street unit, to support our new partner family: Insulate pipes. Seal exterior outlets / switches. Replace towel ring. Repair 2nd kitchen ceiling light. Replace batteries in all smoke alarms. Prep for painting – 2nd coat of mud on nail holes, remove tape residue, etc.

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This Saturday, we’ll start minor renovations to our 63 Tolles Street unit, to support our new partner family. Repairs will include exterior locksets, some screens, one kitchen sink cabinet door, curling linoleum edges, siding above the back door, basement hot air ducting, and kitchen ceiling light fixtures (latter from stock in the trailer).

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I would like to thank all of the volunteers for Habitat for Humanity who baked goods and manned the tables for the Bake Sale during the Nashua Stroll last Saturday night.  We had  a wonderful turnout at the bake sale and as a result made $1053.50 !!  This almost doubled our total earnings of last year.

Special thanks go to our President Jerry Harrow for his support ( and I loved the new lights out front!) and Ed Lopez for advertising .  Thanks also go to our “sellers” Lisa Gallant and her mother Joanne, Chris Small, Jacqueline Cronin, and Laura Hebert.  And a special “family” thank you goes to the Perry family ( Dave, Pegi, David and Dalton) who once again gave of their time, as well as beautiful baked goods and crafts.  It is so true that volunteers can make a difference!

Have a wonderful holiday season!

Thanks again,
Ellen Svenson