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Living and working in a small community,
we get to know our clients pretty well and we’re always pleased to learn about the ways they support the causes that make this a great place. Therefore we're delighted to introduce a new program that gives our clients another way to help the organizations they love.
How does it work?
List of Participating Organizations
Sequoya clients can designate any local non-profit to receive a donation on their behalf. The following list includes non-profit organizations that are currently supported by Sequoya clients, as well as organizations that have requested to be placed here but have not found their Sequoya donor(s) yet.
Antrim Girls Shelter
www.lssnorth.org
The Antrim Girls Shelter provides girls between the ages of 11 and 17 with a safe, caring, and compassionately challenging environment where they can gain confidence, learn skills to become productive citizens, and start healing the wounds that brought them there.
Supported by:
Mathewson Companies (www.mathewsoncos.com)
ConVal Community Scholarship Foundation
www.cvcsf.org
Mission: To inspire confidence and hope with community support to help students in the ConVal Region achieve their potential.
Looking for sponsors!
Keene Chamber Orchestra
www.keenechamberorchestra.org
Directed by Eric Stumacher, the Keene Chamber Orchestra's focuses are: love of music, craft, enthusiasm, constancy of commitment and effort, the highest possible artistic excellence, and a desire to share the joy of orchestral music. We invite all who love intensely inspiring and expressive live orchestra music to join us in our pursuits.
Looking for sponsors!
Leadership Teacher
www.leadershipteacher.org
The Leadership Teacher program fosters an open exchange of ideas, issues, and best practices among K-12 educators in public and private schools and business leaders, providing teacher participants and business presenters with a unique opportunity for networking, establishing business-to-education partnerships, and identifying real-world applications and concepts to enrich existing curriculum.
Supported by:
Microspec Corporation (www.microspeccorporation.com)
Monadnock Area Transitional Shelter
www.matsnh.org
The Mission of MATS is to provide temporary housing, support, and referral services to homeless persons; to educate the community on issues of homelessness; and to advocate for possible solutions.
Supported by:
American Steel Fabricators & Erectors (www.aseasf.com)
Monadnock United Way
www.muw.org
The Monadnock United Way is a volunteer organization dedicated to increasing the organized capacity of people to care for one another.
Supported by:
Moldpro, Inc. (www.moldproinc.com)
Nashua Pastoral Care Center
www.nashuanpcc.org
The mission of the Nashua Pastoral Care Center is to offer support and provide services to assist individuals and families transition from crisis to self-sufficiency.
Looking for sponsors!
New Hampshire Community Loan Fund
www.theloanfund.org
The mission of The Loan Fund is to serve as a catalyst, leveraging financial, human, and civic resources to enable traditionally underserved people to participate more fully in New Hampshire’s economy.
Supported by:
Bortech Corporation (www.bortech.com)
Peterborough Players
www.peterboroughplayers.org
The purpose of the Peterborough Players, a non-profit institution, is to provide professional theatre of high quality to a
broad-based audience and to do this within a supportive atmosphere such that professionals and students alike may practice
and expand their art. We aim to stage the traditional and the experimental, the classical and the contemporary, celebrating
the human spirit and, in the process, entertaining.
Supported by:
Sequoya Technologies (www.sequoyatech.com)
Place to Go, Inc.
Supported by:
Cy Gregg
John Brown Limited, Inc. (www.johnbrownlimited.com)
Torphy Construction & Development
Rider's Reader
Rider's Reader is a four-page weekly newsletter full of facts, jokes, pictures and trivia to keep kids on the school bus from becoming unruly and to encourage them to read.
Supported by:
Kevin Burke and Kitty Carleton
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