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Special food distributions at Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. At Christmas, gifts are also given to all family members per request.

Secret Santa program for children in Chichester Call for details of other holiday programs

The Pantry sponsors food baskets at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and toys at Christmas. Applicants for these programs must show financial need, and toys are provided only for dependents who reside in the household in Barrington.

Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets as well as gifts for children during christmas.

'Tis the Season - Gift cards and certificates allowing families to purchase gifts for children

Easter and Thanksgiving baskets for families in need. Christmas "Giving Tree" to provide for disadvantaged children.

The Christmas fund helps the children of alstead have a merrier Christmas. We provide every child with a new outfit in addition to the new toys they receive.

Holiday help for families and grandparents.

The holiday season at Friends of Forgotten Children starts in the fall, with distribution of the Annual Thanksgiving Baskets donated from local groups and organizations. Each basket is filled with food items for an entire Thanksgiving meal and are given to clients who sign up at our facility. Friends of Forgotten Children also collects and distributes Christmas gifts for children and teens through out Merrimack county. We also have a annual Easter egg hunt. a Spring Fling for seniors

The Rochester Firefighters (Rochester, Gonic, and East Rochester) operate a program called the “Toy Bank.” Any Rochester family in need may apply for their children from age 1 to 14. Gifts are distributed at a Christmas party held at the Community Center.

• This is not a City budgeted program.

Food baskets for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Holiday toys are provided at some locations. Please call for more information on how to apply.

Call for details of holiday programs

Holiday toys and Christmas baskets. Please call for more information on how to apply.

Holiday toys for kids in need.

According to Senate Bill One, effective January 1, 1986, each town in the state of New Hampshire is required to provide financial assistance to residents who are not able to pay basic living expenses. Rental assistance Utilities, may refer to other resources when available Food, vouchers or banks Medical prescriptions Some emergency medical care Holiday assistance - Food for Seniors at Town Welfare, 642-9971 before noon Food for other clients and gifts for children contact Mary Hess, 603-642-8697-1 (eves) or leave msg. at thrift shop Monday and Wednesday 9 am - 12 noon Food pantry for town residents Thanksgiving & Christmas referrals Other assistance may be available

Church with a food pantry that focuses on filling the gaps in coverage of other pantries. They try to be available for weekends and other times when other pantries are unaccessible.

To help area children have a nicer Christmas, gift requests submitted by parents are selected and filled by congregation members. This effort is shared with the members of the West Congregational Church.

Food baskets for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Holiday toys are provided at some locations. Please call for more information on how to apply.

Provides families in need with Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets as well as holiday presents and spring baskets.

Food baskets for Thanksgiving. Holiday Gift Outreach.

Call for information on holiday programs.

In order to receive toys from Toys for Tots, individuals and families will need to go through a local non-profit, not Toys for Tots. Visit the website for a list of nonprofits that will be distrubuting toys. Toys for Tots is just facilitating the distribution of toys this year through other non-profit organizations throughout the community.

Thanksgiving baskets