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“In response to community concerns about a crisis in affordable housing in Manchester, Trustees of the Norwin S. and Elizabeth N. Bean Foundation have targeted grant money each year since 2002 toward four key housing-related organizations, one of which is NeighborWorks Greater Manchester.”

"Quiet" capital campaign for teen center and transitional living home

Child and Family Services would like to thank the following donors who have contributed over $357,000 toward the renovation of our 99 Hanover Street Teen Resource Center and the new transitional living apartment house on Union Street, Manchester.

Teen Resource Center: The Gibney Family Foundation, St. Mary's Bank, Cogswell Benevolent Trust, Goldie Halpin Foundation, Madalaine von Weber Trust, C.A. Hoitt Furniture, Norwin S. and Elizabeth N. Bean Foundation, Citizens Bank Foundation and Susan Moran.

Transitional Living Program: TD Banknorth, Greater Manchester Charitable Trust, Cogswell Benevolent Trust, Robert L. Chiesa Homeless Youth Challenge Grant from the Agnes Lindsay Trust, Cobb Hill Construction, C.A. Hoitt Furniture, Norwin S. and Elizabeth N. Bean Foundation, Wadleigh, Starr Law Firm and partners, Samuel P. Hunt Foundation.

To date we have raised nearly 65% of the goal for these two projects. If you are interested in learning more about how you can help Child and Family Services serve the needs of homeless, at-risk youth in Manchester area by contributing toward these new facilities, please contact Ruth Zax, drector of development, zaxr@cfsnh.org.

Tom Donovan receives a plaque from the President/CEO of Child and Family Services, Michael Ostrowski, thanking the Bean Foundation for its support.