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NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire has embarked upon a Twentieth Anniversary Capital Campaign fund drive, the purpose of which is to raise a minimum of $815,000 to support the purchase and renovation of the organization’s new facility located at

801 Elm Street in down-town Manchester. Joseph B. Reilly, CEO and President of Centrix Bank, is chairing the campaign effort.

Upon expanding our geo-graphic focus last year to include the Nashua region, NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire purchased the building previously occupied by Rent-A-Center, and moved our operations and homeownership center to the second floor of the building after completing renovations. The Elm Street level has been renovated and will be rented to commercial tenants, providing further positive economic development in downtown Manchester and a stream of income to support the work of the organization.

To date, the campaign has raised $619,065, which is 76% of our goal. Thanks to the outstanding leadership provided by Joe Reilly, and the tireless work of the volunteer committee, the Campaign is on track to meet its target by the end of the year.

“NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire has a solid track record of creating quality housing for working individuals and families in our state, and their work has improved lives and neighborhoods throughout Southern New Hampshire. I am pleased to join with Joe Reilly and other community leaders to ensure that this organization has a permanent home in our community and continues to excel in creating affordable rental and home ownership opportunities,” stated Raymond J. Wieczorek, honorary chair of the campaign.

For information about making a gift to NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire’s Capital Campaign, please contact Michelle Caraccio by sending an email at mcaraccio@nwsnh.org or by phone at 603.626.4663 x1300.

Twentieth Anniversary Capital Campaign Enters Public Phase

Pictured left to right: Front Row: Arthur Sullivan, Robert Tourigny, Joseph B. Reilly, Raymond Wieczorek. Back Row: Michelle Caraccio, Carol Willoughby, Debra Hallett, Robert Dastin, Claira Monier, Patrick Smith, Carolyn Benthien, Not pictured: Barry Brensinger.

NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire P.O. Box 3968Manchester, NH 03105 T: 603.626.4663 F: 603.623.8011 www.nwsnh.org

Executive DirectorROBERT TOURIGNY

Board of Directors ChairCAROL

WILLOUGHBY, ESQ.

Vice ChairDEBRA HALLETT

TreasurerRICH CLEGG

SecretaryDANIELLE COLLINS

Directors JUSTIN BOUFFORD

KERRIE DIERS

JEFF GALVIN

LEE LEBLANC

COLLEEN LYONS, ESQ.

ANTHONY POORE

JAMES M. VAYO

Board of TrusteesRON BOUFFORD

BARRY BRENSINGER

DEAN CHRISTON

ROBERT DASTIN, ESQ.

SYLVIO L. DUPUIS, O.D.

MIKE LOPEZ

CLAIRA P. MONIER

JOSEPH B. REILLY

ARTHUR SULLIVAN

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This year has been one of exciting change. Over the course of this past year we expanded the geographic scope of our services and, in January, we officially changed our public name to NeighborWorks®

Southern New Hampshire to reflect this expansion. Although we will never abandon the housing and revitalization needs of the City of Manchester and its region, we are pleased to now work to address these issues in the Greater Nashua area.

We also moved into a new office facility earlier this year which helps stabilize our occupancy costs and revitalize vacant downtown space. Our Twentieth Anniversary Capital Campaign to finance this investment is being adeptly led by Joseph B. Reilly, Centrix Bank CEO (and NeighborWorks® Southern

New Hampshire Trustee), and a leadership team that includes several other Trustees, Board members and community residents. We are grateful to Joe and the entire Leadership Team for their incredible support and efforts in this campaign. It is truly remarkable.

Earlier this year we lost an exemplary benefactor and volunteer and one of our staunchest supporters with the unexpected passing of Fred B. Kfoury, Jr. We hope you will join us later this month as we publicly honor his example of generosity and community involvement. Without the continued sup-port of the community, our work would not be possible.

NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire has officially moved into our new location at 801 Elm Street in downtown Manchester. This

move allows the organization to centralize efforts to support, revitalize, and provide services to the entire region. The second floor of the building will constitute the offices of NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire, and provides greater efficiency to the organization. The newly renovated space not only provides staff with effective workspace, but also facilitates space for private, one-on-one counseling, as well as a large conference room for Home Ownership seminars which often reach fifty or more attendees.

This move also anchors NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire to Manchester, and provides the facilities needed to serve an ever expanding client base. This acquisition also provides economic development to Elm Street, not only by securing a permanent, second floor tenant to a space which had been largely vacant for the past two decades, but also by maintaining street level space for rental occupants. This provides NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire with security in its location, as well as a permanent source of revenue from commercial entities. This new location also provides increased visibility directly on Elm Street which allows the organization to immediately increase impact and range of those who are affected and aware of the services provided in the region. The restoration of this building on the historic Elm Street façade also reflects the continued commitment of NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire to the revitalization of Manchester and Southern New Hampshire as a whole.

NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire has relocated to Elm Street!

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NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire is proud to announce we have changed our name to reflect a new, regional focus and rededication to providing affordable housing, housing education and revitalization initiatives in the Southern New Hampshire region. This expansion extends our services to Nashua and the surrounding New Hampshire commu-

nities, and includes the opening of a new satellite office at 162 Burke Street in Nashua. NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire is proud to now serve the individuals and families of 31 communities in Southern New Hampshire, and now broadens our reach while maintaining our core principles and values.

Expanding our name, extending our reach

NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire welcomes three new members to our Board of Directors: Kerrie Diers, Executive Director of the Nashua Regional Planning Commission; Colleen Lyons, Attorney with Sheehan Phinney Bass + Green PA with a concentration in Corporate Law; James Vayo, Project Manager for Renaissance Downtowns at Nashua & the

Community Liaison for Visualize Nashua. These new members fill the seats formerly held by Anthony Marino, Margaret Probish and J. Michael Perrella, whose terms expired last spring. We thank Tony, Margaret and Mike for their years of leadership, service and support to this organization.

These new Directors join a distinguished group of community leaders who continue in their service as members of the Board of Directors. They include Chair Carol Willoughby, Esq., Vice President and Senior Underwriter at First American Title Insurance Company; Vice Chair Debra Hallett, Senior Vice President at Centrix Bank; Secretary Danielle Collins, Child Care Specialist at Easter Seals Child Care Resource & Referral; Treasurer Rich Clegg, Pastor at FaithBridge Church; Justin Boufford, Media Consultant for Supermedia, LLC.; Jeff Galvin, Associate, Lavallee Brensinger Architects; Lee LeBlanc, retired Londonderry Police Officer; and Anthony Poore, Senior Community Development Analyst at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.

New Board Members

Kerrie Diers Colleen Lyons James Vayo

Trevor McCourt Marketing and Communications Assistant

David Ryan Foreclosure Prevention & Intervention Counselor

Ryan Tufts HomeOwnership Counselor

Debbie Wheeler Foreclosure Prevention & Intervention Counselor

New Staff

NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire is proud to introduce four new staff members. Welcome Aboard!

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DEVELOPERBank of America Charitable FoundationCitizens Bank FoundationCogswell Benevolent TrustGranite United WayNeighborWorks® AmericaNew Hampshire Charitable FoundationNew Hampshire Community Development Finance AuthorityState Farm Insurance

MASTER BUILDERJeryl and R. Scott BaconBishop’s Charitable Assistance Fund, IncClaire CastaninoCentrix BankDorothy Gould Cook Memorial Fund of The New Hampshire Charitable FoundationOlga and Raymond CoteWilliam Craig, Esq.Thomas GetzDorothy and David Goodwin Family Fund of The New Hampshire Charitable FoundationDebra HallettKeller Williams Metropolitan RealtySusan and Bruce ManchesterClaira P. MonierMerrimack Mortgage CompanyJeff MoynihanNew Hampshire HousingNorthern New England Housing Investment FundQueen City Rotary Club FoundationMarilyn and Bruce Soper in memory of David and Dorothy GoodwinStewart Property ManagementEllen and Robert TourignyAnna and Kenneth ViscarelloRaymond Wieczorek

BUILDERRobert Dastin, Esq.Famille BouffordThe Home Depot FoundationRobert GagneLabor ReadyColleen Lyons and John DupreTerrance McMahonPidela Corporation

Poultry Products Company Inc.Margaret Probish and Marc McDonaldJoseph M. Venturini

CARPENTERAnonymousMary BartonEric BoucherDiane and Jay Brewster EndPoint, LLCAnnette and James MayoSean McCarthyNorthway BankAlison and J. Michael PerrellaCynthia Weber Stave and Joel Stave

APPRENTICEAmanda AkerlyAnonymousVanessa BeauchesneCarolyn and Randy BenthienMichelle and Albert CaraccioJoanne and Joseph CiarlaLinda and Robert ColesDanielle CollinsDavid ConnellLinda ConnellJohn CorriveauJoanne CrocettiBarbara CunninghamMichelle and Kevin DucieCecile and Sylvio DupuisDoug DyllaTodd FlemingThe Galvin FamilyThomas GioiaSally Hayward†Marjorie and Jay HodesThomas KrebsMildred and Michael LaFontaineVirginia LarkinKathleen and Lee LeBlancHelene and Elliot LernerMichael LopezElizabeth and Steve MacekPaul McLaughlinPatricia Meyers

Ana Cristina and Anthony S. PooreWayne RobinsonJacqueline and Maurice RaymondIrene StraczynskiTeam EngineeringJennifer Vadney and Carlos AgudeloKaren and Herb VadneyCarol Willoughby, Esq.Anne and Kimon Zachos

In-Kind or Reduced FeeSophia AnnasVanessa BeauchesneBedford Village InnBerry DunnDiane and Jay Brewster Cinemagic Common Man Restaurant Elaine Cote Cotton Restaurant Currier Museum of Art Cross Photography Derryfield Restaurant First American Title Insurance Company Fratello’s Restaurant Home Depot Foundation Colleen Kurlansky Liquid Planet Water Park Greg McCarthy Paul McLaughlin Merrimack Mortgage Company Moultons Market Pat’s Peak Ski Area Plimoth Plantation Margaret Probish Saco Outdoor Bound SEE Science Center Spare Time Galactic Bowling T-Bones/Cactus Jack’s TD Bank, Mortgage Group Ellen and Robert Tourigny Weber Stave Design Lori Wilshire

† Deceased

April 1, 2012 – March 31, 2013 NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire recognizes the following individuals, foundations, corporations, businesses and other entities for their generous financial and volunteer support this fiscal year. The availability of affordable multi-family rental housing, free homeownership education services, and neighborhood revitalization initiatives would not be possible without such philanthropic support and involvement. Thank you to all of our supporters!

Annual FundAnnual Fund gifts recognized below support our operations, including the delivery of specific programs and services. We extend our deep thanks for the generosity, interest and involvement of everyone listed in this report.

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Honorary ChairRaymond J. Wieczorek

ChairJoseph B. Reilly

Barry BrensingerRobert Dastin, Esq.

Debra HallettClaira P. MonierPatrick SmithArthur SullivanCarol Willoughby, Esq.

Our Volunteers and Committee Members

Program or Event Volunteer Brian AllwardenEric BoucherSarah BurkeGary CoffinAmy ChhomChristopher ComeauSusan ContosSharon CowenRich DedrickTony DongasDaniel FeltesGordon GrecoJason GregoireMarc GrenierChristine HuntMark HutnickKayne KreiterJudie MackayGreg McCarthyNancy NicholsMatt ParadiseLyndsee PaskalisJessica Perry

Jeannette Putoreck Judi SourdifKim SpencerDanielle TringaliMary Beth WhiteKaren WilsonJack Wright

Committee Members Asset Management Ben AsselinLee LeBlancWilliam GuilmetteAndre Tremblay

AuditClaire CastaninoAnthony MarinoJ. Michael PerrellaMargaret ProbishDave SargentPatrick Smith

Community ServicesMelissa BlanchetteRich CleggDanielle CollinsRichard Duckoff

Brian Keating Lee LeBlanc Jessica Perry Laura Scafati

Credit Barbara CunninghamDebbie HallettGreg McCarthyBen NilesPat PancioccoCarol Willoughby

Executive Danielle CollinsTony MarinoMargaret ProbishCarol Willoughby

Finance Tom BreslawskiRich CleggTony MarinoJ. Michael Perrella

Twentieth Anniversary Capital CampaignIn January 2013, NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire commenced the quiet phase of a capital campaign to raise a minimum of $815,000 to support the purchase and renovation of our new facility located at 801 Elm Street in Manchester. The campaign is currently in process and will continue through December 31, 2013. We acknowledge and thank the following individuals for their leadership in this campaign:

Anagnost InvestmentsAmanda Akerly Bank of New HampshireBellwether Community Credit Union Vanessa BeauchesneBenthien AssociatesRochelle and Justin BouffordFamille Boufford Brady Sullivan PropertiesCaryl and Barry BrensingerDiane and Jay BrewsterMichelle and Albert CaraccioCentrix BankLydia and Rich CleggCogswell Benevolent Trust Danielle CollinsRobert Dastin, Esq.Michelle and Kevin Ducie

Cecile and Sylvio DupuisDylan AssociatesBrian Firman, in memory of Amiee BernardThe Galvin FamilyDebra HallettTanya HanniganHoyle, Tanner & AssociatesThomas KrebsLavallee Brensinger ArchitectsKathleen and Lee LeBlancRichard LombardiMike LopezColleen Lyons, Esq. and John DuPreSusan Manchester, Esq. and Bruce ManchesterCarol and Anthony MarinoPaul McLaughlinClaira P. MonierNortheast Delta Dental

Northway BankNorwin S. and Elizabeth N. Bean FoundationAlison and J. Michael PerrellaAna Cristina and Anthony Poore Margaret Probish, Esq. and Marc McDonald, Esq.Venetia and Joseph B. ReillyKathleen and Patrick SmithArthur SullivanTF MoranEllen and Robert TourignyTrivantus, Inc.Jennifer Vadney and Carlos AgudeloAnna and Ken Viscarello, Esq.Douglas Wheeler Raymond WieczorekCarol Willoughby, Esq.

The following individuals, foundations, corporations, and businesses made financial commitments to the Twentieth Anniversary Capital Campaign through March 31, 2013.

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Nashua Community Development AdvisoryEileen Brady Jen Czysz Kerrie Diers Kathy Hersh Lee LeBlanc Ed Lecius James Vayo

Nominating/OrientationRay Giroux Pauline Ikawa Beth Jellison Mike Lopez Tony Marino

Margaret Probish Patrick Smith Linda Tremblay

Project Richard Duckoff Katy Easterly Jillian Harris Jeff Galvin Lee LeBlanc Courtney Moore Pat Panciocco Margaret Probish Carol Willoughby

Resource DevelopmentJeff Boufford Justin Boufford Ron Boufford Caitlin Demet Dave Grappone Pauline Ikawa Dick Lombardi Patrick Smith Arthur Sullivan Ken Viscarello

We appreciate our supporters and volunteers. If we have misspelled or omitted your name, please accept our apologies and notify us at 603.626.4663.

NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire is participating in a national initiative of NeighborWorks® America. This initiative involves more than 240 community development and affordable housing organizations collecting data in neighborhoods across the country. The goal

of this project is to analyze and compare the impact NeighborWorks® organizations are making in the communities we serve. The Community Impact Measurement (CIM) project will provide valuable data that compares our impact and changes in the neighborhood over the course of six years. On June 8th, as a part of this project and our NeighborWorks® Week celebration, more than 30 volunteers, including staff and members of the Board of Directors, assembled at the Cashin Senior Center on Douglas Street to traverse the West Side of Manchester and collect CIM resident surveys. These surveys took the pulse of local residents, asking questions which ranged from quality of life issues to neighborhood safety and participation in neighborhood and community organizations. The day was a great success!

Although NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire has impacted other neighborhoods in the Southern New Hampshire region we chose to conduct this project on the West Side of Manchester in continuation of our reinvigoration activities in the West Granite neighborhood and the rehabilitation of

additional properties on Conant, Rimmon and Dubuque Streets, which is now underway. To date, NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire has invested nearly $4 million in the revitalization of Manchester’s West Side.

More than 30 additional volunteers will be participating in the second part of the CIM project. During Granite United Way’s Day of Caring event on September 11th, we will once again diffuse into Manchester’s West Side neighborhoods to collect data. Instead of collecting responses to resident surveys, these volunteers will be conducting block and parcel observations. This portion of the project involves volunteers assessing the current physical conditions of each block and randomly selected parcels in this section of the City of Manchester. In upcoming years we will determine the impact our reinvestment has had on the physical conditions of this neighbor-hood. This information will also be helpful as we consider future initiatives in this region of the City.

We are very grateful to the volunteers who have and continue to help us in this important project. The information we learn will help us evaluate our progress in this neighborhood and help us continue to deepen our connection to the community.

Thank you to Weber Stave Design and Cross Photography for their generous design and photography services to NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire!

NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire hits the streets of the West Side!

Board Member Danielle Collins with volunteer before heading out into the West Side to conduct surveys.

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Following our name change, expansion and relocation, NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire is proud to announce the launch of a new website to reflect the development which has taken place over the last year. This new website, www.nwsnh.org, is full of information about our homeownership and rental services, photos, volunteer opportunities, and much more! Check

it out today!

NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire launches new website!

Last winter, NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire began construction on 28 units of affordable rental workforce housing apartments at

104 Amherst Street in Amherst. In August these buildings were completed, and families are moving into their new homes in September.

The completion of Hidden Pond Apartments will be celebrated on October 11th at 10:30 AM with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the development. Many state and local officials, as well as key stakeholders and friends of NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire, are expected to attend the celebration of the completion of this $6.7 million endeavor.

Jennifer Vadney, Neighborhood Development Manager for NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire, stated, “This development will provide quality workforce housing to an area very much in need of affordable rental options. These units are wonderful, affordable apartments for working families.”

The Hidden Pond Apartments are targeted at serving working families in the greater Nashua region. A family, couple, or individual renting at our new location can rent one of our quality units for $925 - $975 per month, making this a very affordable option for those working in the region.

Project financing for the initiative was provided by: Raymond James, the New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority, New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority, Merrimack County Savings Bank, and The Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston. Construction was provided by Chicoine Construction of Weare, New Hampshire. The architect is BMA Architects of Amherst. We thank Merrimack County Savings Bank for their sponsorship of the upcoming ribbon cutting.

Hidden Pond Apartments Open in Amherst

Please Join Us!

David P. Goodwin

Outstanding Neighbor Award Reception

Will be awarded posthumously to

Longtime Trustee and Supporter,

Fred B. Kfoury, Jr.

September 19th, 2013

At Straw Mansion Apartments

15 Temple Court

Manchester, New Hampshire

5:00 PM – 6:30 PM

Tickets: $30For more information, or to purchase tickets, please visit www.nwsnh.org/events or contact Michelle Caraccio at 603.626.4663 x1300 or at mcaraccio@nwsnh.org

Thank you to our event sponsors: Lead Sponsor: Sheehan Phinney Bass + Green PA. Supporting Sponsors: Northern New England Housing Investment Fund, People’s United Bank, Public Service of New Hampshire, New Hampshire Housing, Brady Sullivan Properties, Gentle Dental, Puritan Backckroom Restaurant, Benthien Associates, Computech Integrators, Lifetime Benefits Group, KW Commercial, and Mutual of America.

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Fred B. Kfoury, Jr.