Annual Report - Newbury
Annual Report - Newbury
Annual Report - Newbury
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esidents of <strong>Newbury</strong>. These gifts were distributed at the same<br />
time as the Christmas baskets. A special thank you goes to the<br />
South <strong>Newbury</strong> Union Church for holding its annual breakfast<br />
with Santa. The proceeds of this event benefited the town’s<br />
giving tree.<br />
Again this year the town benefited from the Mount Sunapee<br />
Resort’s Share and Care Day. On a specified day, each skier is<br />
asked to bring canned or dry goods to the mountain in<br />
exchange for a reduction on their lift ticket. The resort then<br />
distributes the goods to the surrounding towns.<br />
This year, the response from the residents of <strong>Newbury</strong> to the<br />
need for food was great and the baskets at the town office were<br />
emptied many times. The donated food was offered to those in<br />
need when the families picked up their Thanksgiving<br />
Christmas baskets.<br />
Each year I am amazed and moved by the number of phone<br />
calls that I receive from individuals, families, organizations<br />
and committees interested in volunteering and donating time,<br />
money, food, holiday baskets, wreaths and holiday presents for<br />
those in <strong>Newbury</strong> with a need.<br />
During this stressful time and uncertain<br />
economy, I find many families frightened and<br />
worried. You can be sure that the efforts of the<br />
residents of <strong>Newbury</strong> are reassuring and greatly<br />
appreciated.<br />
Gail Bostic, Family Services Director