A Success Story

Tl: 603-668-1877
Fx: 603-668-2578
www.newhorizonsfornh.org
www.NewHorizonsforNH.org
PAID
Manchester, NH
Permit No. 350
Individuals, families and children in our community are at risk of going
hungry 365 days a year. While some of those we support are homeless,
many others have encountered devastating circumstances and are
struggling to get through some incredibly difficult times. The 219%
increase in children’s dinners alone reflects the growing need that we
require your help to relieve.
New Horizons for NH is proud of the results we’ve achieved in the last
year with the help and generosity of people just like you.
Donate by using the enclosed envelope or online at:
For Volunteer opportunities
199 Manchester Street, PO Box 691
Manchester, NH 03105-0691
We Need Your Help Now!
Please Visit http://newhorizonsfornh.orgaction.com
be a welcomed
Marketing brings new energy and will
BRIAN MIKOL, Co-Owner of Spectrum
New Horizons
of
r
orte
supp
ee. Mikol has been a strong
member to the development committ
.
tion
niza
orga
the
to
s
communication skill
and brings extensive marketing and
who has for many
ter Schools Liaison to the Homeless,
JOCELYNE PINSONNEAULT, Manches
NHNH as we move
fit
bene
gy working with teens will
years volunteered at NHNH and her ener
ram committee.
forward. Jocelyne has joined the prog
199 Manchester Street, PO Box 691
Manchester, NH 03105-0691
NON PROFIT ORG
U.S. POSTAGE
NEW MEMBERS ARE:
To furthe r help her out, we provide d her with $25 to purcha se new black sneake rs,
require d at her new job, a s well a s initial bus tickets to get her there. She is a determined lady who, althou gh she just started work this week, ha s already set her sights
on growth and promot ion at her new job. We are rooting for her success , for her it ha s
been a long road and she’s finally on the path to becomi ng self-su fficient.
professionals, each specialized
forward.”
the growing needs of people moving
A current resident “woma n in her forties ” who counts on us, ha s been a long-t erm
resident of New Horizo ns and is a terrifi c exampl e of someon e trying so very hard to
get back on her feet. She wa s unempl oyed and wanted to pursue a culinar y positio n. She
had been looking unsucce ssfully for employ ment for quite some time, so she enrolle d
in a local culinar y trainin g cla ss and a s well a s a comput er cla ss to improv e her chances .
Success ! She finally got a job on her own and is startin g this week at a local fa st food
restaurant. She couldn’ t be more thrilled !
new energetic and specialized
New Horizons is fortunate to have two
dent of the Board, Roy Tilsley,
Presi
members on its Board of Directors.
y to welcome these
happ
very
are
“We
bers,
mem
new
welcomed
challenges to meet
new
face
we
as
n
in areas that will benefit the organizatio
A Success Story...
yfield Restaurant owners, for a very
Mike Lanoie and Billy LaBerge, The Derr
ld Winterfest fundraiser
successful First Annual Derryfie
.
snow
no
ng
held in March despite havi
ual Walk Against Hunger
Everyone who supported our 22nd Ann
icipants and money raised.
part
of
which set new records for number
! We can’t do it without all your
Thanks to everyone who was involved
thside Middle Schools in
help. New this year Parkside and Sou
lin in the Manchester Middle
augh
Manchester joined Hillside and McL
schools did a fabulous job!
Schools Walk Against Hunger. All the
A Bed Fundraiser! In January
Thanks to all who supported the Buy
t the tremendous increase in
mee
we took delivery of 20 new beds to
shelter.
the number of people staying at our
us and donated their time and
Home Depot who recently worked with
and paint the ceiling in the
ter
materials to replace our kitchen coun
cafeteria. Looks great!
purchase of many, many new
Mo Nault generously supported the
kitchen supplies.
of Cruising Downtown
Ron Fournier and Chuck Gordon
.
who continued to support New Horizons
et showed they care by holding
Stop and Shop on South Willow Stre
a fundraiser for us.
, Inc. helped us tremendously
The Bean Foundation and Grainger
pick up food for our food pantry.
with funding for a new cargo van to
their vendors for bringing in an
Bertucci’s Italian Restaurant and
What a treat!!
hen.
kitc
entire dinner one night to the soup
SMALL IS NEVER WASTED” - Aesop
“AN Act of kindness NO MATTER HOW
ers for the
f who pulled together a bouquet of flow
A special act of kindness by NHNH staf
for dinner
in
e
cam
ren
ay, May 11th. Several child
ks
children to give to their mothers on Frid
than
and
tion
ecia
appr
of
be able to give a gift
on that evening and were so proud to
to their moms.
www.newhorizonsfornh.org
MAKING A
BIGGER IMPACT
Meals
Total Meals
Served
Children’s
Dinners
MAY 2012
MAY 2011
INCREASE
9,4116,194+52%
+219%
18558
SHELTER
2,6411,438+84%
Bed Nights
+83%
8848
Nightly Average
PANTRY
Total Households Served
Total Bags Distributed
Children Served
593
899
517
ER
N
R
O
C
S
’
R
O
T
C
E
IR
D
EXECUTIVE
fo r Ne w Ha mp sh ire
WHAT IS
NEW HORIZONS?
New Horizons is an adult Homeless Shelter, a Soup Kitchen and a Food Pantry.
s
on
riz
Ho
w
Ne
l
a
nu
An
It also operates Angie’s Shelter for Women.
Th e 22 nd
ss an d I
cce
su
us
do
en
em
tr
a
s
Wa lk Ag ain st Hu ng er wa
a ll wh o pa rt ici pa te d.
to
u
Yo
k
an
Th
big
a
y
wa nt to sa
lk, I ha d a nu mb er of
Du rin g th e da y of th e Wa
The Soup Kitchen is now a place where people, those whose
t th e ne ed in ou r
ou
ab
sk
a
d
an
me
paths in life have met with devastating financial circumstances
ch
oa
pe op le ap pr
low
e
th
and the homeless come to receive a hot meal, encouragement
on
d
te
en
co mm un ity . A fe w co mm
and companionship in an environment where they are treated
ire
sh
mp
Ha
w
we ha ve in Ne
with dignity and respect. It serves much more than soup.
un em ploym en t ra te th at
r
in g ou
ek
se
le
op
pe
r
we
Dinner always includes a robust salad, entree, sides, dessert and choice of milk,
fe
in
an d a sk ed if th at re su lts
coffee and soft drinks.
an
at
e
ar
ou r nu mb er s
se rv ice s. Un fo rt un at ely ,
er
There are 729 children who are eligible to receive free and reduced lunch who live within
Sh elt er an d An gie ’s Sh elt
walking distance from New Horizons. 183 children were served dinner meals in April up
a ll- tim e hi gh . Ou r ma in
r So up Ki tc he n we
ou
in
from 53 last April, 2011.
t,
gh
ni
y
er
ev
t
os
ar e fu ll a lm
r
ou
in
d
an
ts
gh
a ls on mo st ni
ar e se rv in g ov er 20 0 me
1,0 00
idi ng gr oc er ies to ne ar ly
Fo od Pa nt ry we ar e pr ov
er y mo nt h. W ith cu ts in
Donations are needed NOW to replenish the shelves
fa mi lie s an d in div idu a ls ev
r
ou
er
ng
Hu
st
ain
Ag
as these children depend on NHNH for breakfast and
lk
Wa
fu nd ra ise rs lik e th e
g,
in
nd
fu
ty
lunch not provided during the summer months.
Ci
ce
d
pla
an
e
ke
at
Fe de ra l, St
ot he r ev en ts th at ta
ny
ma
e
th
d
an
st
a
kf
ea
Ne w
An nu a l Th an ks giv in g Br
io n. Th e co st of ru nn in g
at
er
op
r
ou
to
l
ca
iti
cr
e
me wh en
th ro ug ho ut th e ye ar ar
36 5 da ys a ye ar . Be lie ve
y,
da
a
00
,0
$3
is
ire
sh
795 clients benefited from the breadline in April up from
Ho riz on s fo r Ne w Ha mp
t.
un
co
r
lla
do
y
695 last April.
er
ev
s
I sa y, we ma ke ea ch an d
st
co
od
fo
d
an
gy
er
ris in g en
rie nc in g th e im pa ct th at
pe
ex
e
ar
,
ity
un
o tr y to
mm
co
a
We , a s
l cit iz en s. Li ke yo u, we to
a
idu
div
in
d
an
s
se
es
sin
pr ov ide th e ba sic s, fo od
ar e ha vi ng on ou r bu
to
The shelter is available to homeless adult individuals over 18
le
ab
e
ar
we
so
s
ce
re so ur
r
ou
e
ny
rs
ma
bu
w
dis
years of age. The Buy a Bed for a Neighbor in Need fundraising
ho
we
e
w
se
I
ho
en
ba lan ce
or . I am hu mb led wh
do
r
ou
campaign raised enough money to buy 20 new beds. Thanks
to
me
co
o
.
wh
t
e
an d fin an cia l su pp or
an d sh elt er to th os
l
a
on
to everyone who participated! Just in time to meet the growing
rs
pe
eir
th
r
fe
of
ue to
in
nt
co
to
s
er
do
te
we
lun
at
vo
numbers coming every night. Last May, NHNH provided 1,814
th
d
s
an
ice
do no rs
to pr ov ide th e se rv
le
ab
be
t
no
and this May provided 3,097 beds this number is up 1,283 eek!
uld
wo
we
W ith ou t a ll of yo u,
.
es
liv
eir
th
Angie’s Client note to staff: This was written by
a lle ng es in
a resident to all the staff
th os e wh o ar e fa cin g ch
when she left Angie’s to move into her own apartm
or
ct
re
Di
ent:
ve
ti
cu
xe
E
,
an
m
er
Sh
- Ch ar lie
SouP KitcHen
Pantry
BrEAdlinE
Shelter
Build your legacy with us
“Providing a better future for the generation after you.”
For nearly forty years, New Horizons has served the hungry and
homeless in our community and is a leading advocate to provide
food and shelter for this population.
A donation to New Horizons through a planned giving option provides
you with peace of mind that your legacy will be fulfilled as our dedication
and commitment will continue.
We are ready to work with you to develop a gift plan that works best for you and your
philanthropic plans. There are many ways to give that benefit you and can help you to
address a variety of personal financial goals. When you are ready, please contact me
at (603) 668-1877 x130 or [email protected].
Nancy Comai, Development Director
Angie’s
Shelter For Women
I thank you all for your support
, kindness,
patience, and most of all for liste
ning. My goal
when entering Angie’s was to be mys
elf again
and be heard and I certainly accompli
shed that!
I have a special spot in my heart
for each
of you, you all gave a piece of your
self
that I will cherish forever.
Angie’s provides a safe haven for women who face various
challenges and who are committed to change.
New Horizons operates Angie’s Shelter for Women at full capacity
with a waiting list. Of 96 clients served in 2011, 43 moved
on successfully.
Case Management & Health Services
Residents are required to meet with a case manager within three days of arriving at New Horizons.
It is our goal to work with them to help them find the strength and skills to move on to self-sufficiency.
From October 2011 through June 2012, New Horizons has directly assisted 21 homeless veterans into permanent,
transitional or institutional housing. We have filled 8% of the state’s need for housing homeless veterans.
Poor health and risky behaviors contribute to homelessness and are exacerbated by prolonged periods of housing
instability. Last year, the Mobile Community Health team treated 1,189 people!
UPCOMING EVENTS
9 th Annual
Sun. , July 29 – 5k, 10k, & Relay
10:00am
Hosted by: Executive Health & Sports Center
One Highlander Way, Manchester
Produced by: Millenium Running
Register and for more information visit
www.milleniumrunning.com
11th Annual Fight to Educate
Thursday, September 20
Verizon Wireless Arena
Still time for sponsorship opportunities.
Contact Charlie Sherman at New Horizons
[email protected]
10th Annual Empty Bowls
Sunday, September 30, 11:30am-2:00pm
Brookside Congregational Church, 2013 Elm St., Manchester
OTHER OPPORTUNITIES TO GIVE
Mondays
Theo’s Restaurant
102 Elm Street, Manchester
Patron Theo’s any Monday
and New Horizons receives
a portion of the day’s receipts.
TUESDAYS
Moe Joe’s Family Restaurant
Join us lake side for Cruise Nights
all summer long! 6p-8p
$1.00 admission with canned food or dry good.
Food, entertainment, 50/50, raffles and much more.
WISH LIST Take this list with you to the store….
Food Pantry
Peanut butter
Jelly
Baked beans
Cereal
Large sized diapers (4 up)
Q-Tips
Soup Kitchen
Coffee
Flatware (mix and match)
Day program
Bus passes
Backpacks
Shelter
Men’s deodorant
Sunscreen
Office
Stamps
Copy paper
Gas cards
Duct tape