Project Food Insecurity 2025 🍎👇 Hunger doesn’t take a summer break — and neither do we.
As local nonprofits face rising food costs and shrinking funding, Manchester Kiwanis has awarded $20,000 in grants to help keep kids fed and supported through the summer months. 💙
✨ 2025 Grant Recipients: • Community Action Partnership – $10K • Food For Children – $4K • Breakthrough Manchester – $3K • BRING IT! – $3K
Big thanks to our Food Insecurity Grant Committee (Rob Dionne (Chair), Scott Rienert, Sandee Nichols, and Fred Savage) for making this vital impact possible.
Kiwanis Making a Difference in the Lives of Children...One Book at a Time
Richard, a Manchester resident, reads to his son on a sunny Saturday morning at Sweeney Park. This dad and his toddler are two of the many people who visit the Kiwanis Club of Manchester Book Nook at Sweeney Park every week.
Our club also maintains book nooks at Pulaski Park, Simpson Park, and on the Webster Street sidewalk at Webster House. Book donations are always welcome and should be geared toward ages 0-18 and young adult, and non-sectarian. Please contact one of us to arrange for pick-up or drop-off of books.
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Kiwanis Club of Manchester, NH
Manchester Kiwanis is dedicated to enriching and improving the lives of children and families in our community.
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P.O. Box 987, Manchester NH 03105
Project Food Insecurity 2025 🍎👇
Hunger doesn’t take a summer break — and neither do we.
As local nonprofits face rising food costs and shrinking funding, Manchester Kiwanis has awarded $20,000 in grants to help keep kids fed and supported through the summer months. 💙
✨ 2025 Grant Recipients:
• Community Action Partnership – $10K
• Food For Children – $4K
• Breakthrough Manchester – $3K
• BRING IT! – $3K
Big thanks to our Food Insecurity Grant Committee (Rob Dionne (Chair), Scott Rienert, Sandee Nichols, and Fred Savage) for making this vital impact possible.
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Kiwanis Making a Difference in the Lives of Children...One Book at a Time
Richard, a Manchester resident, reads to his son on a sunny Saturday morning at Sweeney Park. This dad and his toddler are two of the many people who visit the Kiwanis Club of Manchester Book Nook at Sweeney Park every week.
Our club also maintains book nooks at Pulaski Park, Simpson Park, and on the Webster Street sidewalk at Webster House. Book donations are always welcome and should be geared toward ages 0-18 and young adult, and non-sectarian. Please contact one of us to arrange for pick-up or drop-off of books.
Book Nook Committee – Rob, Corri, Marilyn, Amy, Blair
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This week was a great week for Manchester children! Kiwanis Club of Manchester, NH delivered $20,000 in grant checks to support food for children this Summer! We are thrilled to support the great work of Community Action Partnership Hillsborough and Rockingham Counties, Food For Children, Inc., Bring It After School, and Breakthrough Manchester. (Thank you to our grant committee: Robert D, Scott R, Fred S, and Sandee N). ... See MoreSee Less
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