Womenade of Greater Squamscott

Information on how donations were used in the Greater Squamscott Community

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2006/07 Donations
2008 Donations
2009 Donations

Through December 31, 2010, Womenade of Greater Squamscott has donated over $170,000 to hundreds of local families in need. Most of these donations paid for utilities including oil and electric bills, rent, food, auto repairs and gasoline.Funds were also used for more unique needs:

To bring together a terminally-ill mother with her dying son.
To renovate a home to accommodate a wheelchair for a single woman hit by a car and unable to continue working for several months.
To enable a chronically ill patient with very limited financial resources to give
a gift to her caregiver.

Good and services, including car repairs, hair cuts, legal assistance, computers, and food cards were also donated to Womenade.

At some events we ask participants to bring food for our local food pantries. This food
was given to the St. Vincent De Paul Food Pantry and Families First. Both groups are overwhelmed by the generosity
of the community.

Others helped by hosting a gathering in their home or donating a percentage of their business proceeds to us.

Women like you have organized book signings, craft nights, spa nights, exercise classes, open houses and many other events to benefit Womenade of Greater Squamscott.

If you would like to get involved, please e-mail us. We keep in touch with our donors primarily via e-mail. If you would like to get on our e-mail list to be
notified of upcoming events, please go to the Contact Us
page.

It's nice to know that 100 percent of your donations go to local families, most to our SAU (School Administrative Unit 16).

2010 Donations

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WOMENADE STANDS

Serving the six towns of SAU 16 — Exeter, Stratham, Brentwood, Newfields, Kensington and East Kingston, Womenade of Greater Squamscott was the first group of New Hampshire women to begin helping local families turn lemons into lemonade. Since then, other groups have formed in Southern New Hampshire and Maine, most recently in Concord, NH, working together and independently to raise funds to help residents in need.

Many of the requests we receive for assistance come from our local school nurses, pediatricians and local groups like Seacoast
Hospice, Service Link and
Families First. These trusted sources know the people in question and have validated the need for help and lack of other available resources.

As we had hoped, the
Womenade concept is catching
on. Our group has been instrumental in establishing other New Hampshire groups:
Womenaid of Greater Portsmouth,
Womenade of the Hamptons, Oyster River Womenade, Womenaid of Dover, and most recently Concord Womenade.

Womenade raised more than $166,000
in our first five years
and $42,000 in 2010.

Kittery, Maine is up and running as well. Thus far, these organizations have raised many thousands of dollars more for New Hampshire and Maine families in need.

Women in Rochester, Newmarket and Epping are also talking to us about forming Womenade groups in their communities. Without a doubt, your support and encour-agement have made this happen!

Finally, Thank YOU! Your generosity has overwhelmed us. Womenade of Greater Squamscott has raised over $208,000 since we began in 2005. Clearly, we are meeting a need and having an impact in New Hampshire, and now
Maine, as well. Thank you
for joining us and making such
a tremendous difference in our community!