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This Flag flew over Camp Anaconda, Iraq on July 4th, 2004. Given to us by our “adopted” National Guard Platoon in Iraq. Thank you to all of our customers who donated directly, or favored us with their business that enabled us to donate directly. More than anything, thank you to all of our troops everywhere in the world.

We hope that you will join us in helping to support these fine organizations. As a local community store, we focus our giving towards the many small local charities and benefits in our area; leaving the national charities for national companies to support. At the bottom of this list, we’ll tell you a little about some of our favorites.

Allied Diseases Association, Inc. Mason Volunteer Fire Department
Alzheimer’s Association MedicAlert Foundation
American Cancer Society Memorial Sloan Kettering
American Diabetes Association Merrimack Community Concert Band
American Heart Association Merrimack Concert
American Red Cross Merrimack Crimeline
American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund Merrimack Friends & Family
American Stage Festival Merrimack High School Basketball
Amherst Baseball Merrimack Lions Project
Amherst Congregational Church Merrimack Middle School
Amherst Destination Imagination Merrimack Police Association
Amherst Fire Department Milford Ambulance Association
Amherst Garden Club Merrimack Professional Firefighters
Amherst July 4th Committee Merrimack School of Dance
Amherst Junior Women’s Club Milford Ambulance Association
Amherst Lions Club Milford Rotary Club
Amherst PTA Milford School
Amherst Soccer Club Mont Vernon Congregational Church
Army National Guard / Milford MooreMart Gifts for the Troops
Amherst Volunteer Fire Department Morgan Memorial
Arthritis Foundation Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Avon Breast Cancer Walk Muscular Dystrophy
Ayer, Harvard & Shirley Rotary Club NTSAD
Baboosic Lake Swim Team Nashua Boys Club
Bedford Soccer League Nashua Care Center
Bedford Swim Team Nashua Children’s Home
Bedford Youth Football Association Nashua Garden Club
Bektash Shriners Nashua High Music Boosters
Bethany Covenant Church Nashua High School South
Benefit for Marty Grant Nashua Northwest Baseball, Inc.
Beverly Senior Center Nashua Panthers Youth Hockey
Big Brothers / Sisters of Greater Nashua Nashua Pastoral Care Center, Inc.
Bishop Guertin High School Nashua Regional Cancer Center
Boston Crusaders Nashua Soup Kitchen & Shelter
Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Nashua Symphony Association
Boston Ronald McDonald House Nashua Telegraph Santa Fund
Boy Scouts of America Nashua World Cup Soccer
Boys & Girls Club of Nashua Nashua Youth Council
Boys & Girls Club of Souhegan Valley National Tay-Saach Association
Bridges NEADS
Breast Cancer 3-Day New England Children’s Burn Camp
Brookline Bone Marrow Drive New Hampshire Public Television
Cal Ripken League New Hampshire Wildlife Federation
Camp Sunshine Palace Theatre
Caring for Claudia (Dupont) Panther Prints / Nashua High North
Carter Center Patria E. Lavoro Society
Cavalier Football Club Parenting NH
Chernobyl Children Project Parents / Teachers of Thornton Ferry
Child and Family Services Pennichuck Jr. High School
Children’s Metamorphosis Peterborough Players
Christ Church of Amherst Pioneer Football
Christa McAuliffe Planetarium PLUS Company
Christian Center School Presentation of Mary Academy
Church of Christ Project Bread
Church of Our Savior RLS Foundation
Colonial Garden Club in Hollis Reeds Ferry Elem. School / Holiday Craft Fair
Crisman Memorial 5K Race / Walk Ronald McDonald’s Children’s Charity
Crotched Mountain Foundation Rotary Club of Merrimack
Currier Gallery Rosita Lee Music & Dance
Curtain Call Theater SSS Scholarship Fund
Dana Farber Cancer Foundation Salem Annual Rescue League
Dancing Corner Salesian Mission
Destination Imagination Team / Hollis Salvation Army
Destination Imagination Team / Pepperell Salvation Army / Bed & Bread Club
Eagle Scout Project / Nate Loy Salvation Army / Camp Sebago
Educational Community Farm Salvation Army / Harvest Festival Auction
Fairgrounds Junior High School Salvation Army / McKenna House
First Spiritual Church / Douglas McEwen Sean Slattery Memorial Scholarship Fund
Forest Park Zoological Society SHARE
Four Winds Smile Train
Friends of Norris Cotton Cancer Center Societe Patria E. Lavoro Scholarship
Girls Inc. of Greater Nashua Souhegan High School
Grace Christian Center Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce
Granite State Rockettes Souhegan Valley Chapter of DeMolay
Greater Nashua / Relay for Life Souhegan Valley Resources
Habitat for Humanity Southern NH HIV-AIDS Task Force
Harry C. Flessas Memorial Golf Tournament Spartans Drum & Bugle Corp.
Heritage House Special Olympics New Hampshire / Milford
High Hopes Foundation St. Ann’s Children’s Home
Hollis Cub Scouts of America St. John Neumann Church
Hollis Elementary PTA St. John’s Color Guard
Hollis Old Home Day St. John’s Preparatory School
Hollis School Community St. Joseph Hospital
Hollis Woman’s Club St. Joseph Diocesan Reg. Jr. High School
Home Health & Hospice Care Sugar Hill / Jose Pequeno Benefit Fund
Humane Society of New England Tarbell, J. A. Library
Infant Jesus School Teen ActorSingers
James Mastricola Upper Elementary School Temple Beth Abraham
Jeff Whittemore Benefit Thornton’s Ferry Elementary School
Jimmy Fund Walk Tourette Syndrome
Juvenile Diabetes Association Trinity High School
Kelly Mann Memorial Run / Dinner TSA Permanent Research Fund
Kiwanis Club of Merrimack United Church of Christ
Knights of Columbus US Athletes International
Leukemia Society UpReach Therapeutic Riding Center
Lil’ Iguana VFW
Lions Youth Development of NH WGBH
Litchfield Baseball Association We Believe Fundraiser / Daniel Erodody
Littleton Rotary Club Webster House
Liturgical Publications Welcome Wagon Club
Lyndeborough Central School Xaverian Brothers
Madelyn Sullivan, Benefit for Whipple Free Library
Make-A-Wish Foundation YMCA
Marguerite’s Place Youth Ballet
Mason Congregational Church Youth Council

Here are some of our favorites with their links:

  1. MooreMart – Gifts for the troops. Our good friend Paul Moore and his sister Carole Moore Biggio started sending packages to their brother stationed in Afghanistan. Then packages to his fellow soldiers. Then items for local schools his unit helped out. We were involved with similar gifts when some friends of ours were stationed in Iraq.

    The difference is, for Paul and Carole, it grew. The troops who receive their packages often email back recommending other service people who could use a lift; and new items to send. As of November 2006, Paul and Carole had sent out 5000 packages to troops in Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, and Walter Reed Military Hospital. Each package includes candy, instant meals, personal grooming items, glove warmers (Afghanistan), sun block (Iraq), and other things from home the troop’s request. Perhaps most important; every box has a handful of cards and letters written by people like you.

    MooreMart, by the way, is not a store. It’s a name the troops gave to their packages because whatever they ask for, Paul and Carole manage to get it for them. Say a nine-hole golf course (pins, clubs, balls, etc.) so troops in Kuwait waiting to deploy into their unit in Iraq or Afghanistan can kill some time while they wait!

    There’s no overhead, no paid stuff, just volunteers. So learn more by visiting their website, then send them some money, or some cards and notes for the troops, or both! Learn more at: http://www.mooremart.org

  2. Bridges – Supporting local women escaping from abusive situations, or dealing with the effects of abuse. Learn more at: http://www.bridgesnh.org

  3. Make-A-Wish – Yes, a national organization, but the local branch helps children right here. We have been privileged to help them fulfill four wishes: two pool tables and two hot tubs. They are incredibly professional, handle every detail, and always treat the entire family with the utmost respect. Learn more at: http://newhampshire.wish.org

  4. High Hopes – Our own local New Hampshire group is similar to Mark-A-Wish, with a few differences:

    • All volunteer staff (low overhead)

    • No national money – everything is local

    • Wish recipients do not have to be terminally ill. We’ve helped them with two hot tubs. For some medical conditions, that hot tub can make a huge difference in the life of a child and their family for many, many years.

    Meeting with a mother whose young child will need constant care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for her entire life, is an experience that I will never forget. Learn more at: http://www.highhopesnh.org

  5. Home Health and Hospice – We met them when Jeanne had cancer over ten years ago (she’s fine now, thank you). They sent us a visiting nurse when I became overwhelmed for a short time, just to help out and check up on us.

    Later, they built The Hospice House in Merrimack. We helped out with teak furniture for the gardens. Jeanne trained with them to become a hospice worker, and now she volunteers there weekly.

    These are very special people who work with dying people and their families – at someone’s home or at their beautiful building in Merrimack. Learn more at: http://hhhc.org

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