Granite State Lights who are lighting our way — join us every WE CARE DAY, monthly on the 25th. One day and one act of kindness shared among all of us — of all faiths and no faith. Do it because kindness feels good — and service to others increases your gratitude to God. It is a good thing.
These organizations are quietly doing the work of Matthew 25:40 in New Hampshire — feeding the hungry, sheltering the stranger, lifting the fallen — and the important work of assisting those oppressed by life. It is a beautiful thing, responding to those in need as we are all commanded. They serve their neighbors. These are not just examples to follow — they would welcome your time and support of their mission.
New Hampshire — Lights shining across the Granite State
Statewide. Food pantries, refugee resettlement, family services, counseling, and elder care across New Hampshire. The Catholic mission to the poor — running in the Granite State from the White Mountains to the Seacoast.
Since 1850. 175 years of adoption, foster care, homeless youth shelter, and refugee resettlement. A Christian-heritage organization that has been here longer than most of New Hampshire's institutions. Generations of children in crisis have had a safe place because of Waypoint.
Active food pantry and community ministry in the heart of Manchester. The Methodist tradition of going to the people — not waiting for them to come to you — practiced every week in New Hampshire's largest city.
Coos, Grafton, and Carroll counties — the North Country. Rural poverty, brutal winters, food, heat, weatherization, and transportation. The most remote corners of New England have a lifeline.
Homeless families, opioid crisis response, shelter and transitional housing. Manchester has faced the addiction epidemic as hard as anywhere in New England. Families in Transition has been there through all of it.
Feeding America New Hampshire. Millions of pounds of food distributed annually — reaching 1 in 8 Granite Staters through a statewide partner network.
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The 25th of every month is WE CARE DAY.
One day and one act of kindness shared among all of us — of all faiths and no faith. Do it because kindness feels good — and service to others increases your gratitude to God. It is a good thing.
Share your WE CARE DAY story — the one that made you feel good about doing it. Every little kindness helps. A compliment goes a long way. Jesus says don't tell anyone of your kindness, but we need your example so you only get to use your last name initial so you don't have to compromise your faith. Tell us — what made you feel good helping someone? Your story lights the way for others.
Know a business or organization in New Hampshire that shares our values — serving neighbors, lifting the vulnerable, doing the important work of assisting those oppressed by life — Matthew 25:40? Tell us about them and we'll shine a light on their work so that you may patronize these entities who share your values.