Fair Haven Concerned, Inc.
Neighbor Helping Neighbor:
We Can Help and You Can Help!
Fair Haven Concerned, Inc.
Neighbor Helping Neighbor:
We Can Help and You Can Help!
Latest News!
2012 15th Annual $1 Million Giveaway
To Fight Hunger
For the 15th consecutive year, Alan Shawn Feinstein will divide $1 million among hunger fighting agencies nationwide using it to help them raise funds this March and April.
Agencies should simply inform potential donors:
the more donations made to them - from March 1st to April 30th–
the more of the Feinstein challenge money they will get!
Only donations or pledges received from March 1st to April 30th,
from use of the Feinstein challenge, should be counted.
These donations can include cash, checks and food items (valued at $1.00 per item or pound) or pledges,
as long as they were obtained ONLY from use of our challenge.
Kick Off Donation:
Mr. Eric Ringquist just brought a donation of $110 from his T.A. (teacher's advisory) group at FHGS.
The students made a table (and chairs, I think) raffled it off and raised the money.
He brought the donation at this time
because he read about the Feinstein Challenge which started today.
Last year was a booming success for our Food Shelf! Pitch in today!
A big thanks to the
for their contribiution of $500 - two years in a row!
Photos of the 2011 Fly-In!
A great young helper!
Damyon helps us repackage smaller portions of Dog Food for hungry neighbor pets!
The United Way of Rutland Country
recently completed a review of Fair Haven Concerned, and this is their report:
"This agency is equipped and motivated
to make any necessary changes in order to provide the best services possible.
They have a strong board with diversified skills,
amazing support from their community and volunteer base.
They are a poster child for a non-profit in both operations and attitude.
They are professionally run and a pleasure to meet."
Dated 6/8/11
Fair Haven Concerned
Location: St. Mary's School, 19 Washington St. (Rt. 22A), Fair Haven VT
Courtesy of Our Lady of Seven Dolors Church!
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A non profit 501c3 organization dedicated to serving our community.
Fair Haven Concerned, Inc.
Julie Austin, Exec. Director
19 Washington Street (Rt. 22A)
Fair Haven Vermont 05743 USA
Established in 1983.
A member of United Way of Rutland County.
Last updated 10/5/2011
Webmaster: Marsh Hudson-Knapp