Posts by United Way of Greater Nashua
The Pop-Up Pantries operate at various locations throughout Nashua every weekday, ensuring that residents have convenient access to essential food items.
United Way of Greater Nashua has lined up three exhilarating fundraising events designed to engage the community while supporting critical local food security initiatives. Whether you prefer a refined evening of wine tasting and comedy, an adrenaline-pumping skydive, or a daring rappel down a skyscraper, there’s an opportunity for everyone to get involved and make a difference.
Digital Dreamers was initiated by Salome Castillo Valencia and Meenu Dwaraka, Nashua High School South students who recognized the need for greater access to technology education in their community.
Over the past seven years of the “Shoebox Project,” United Way of Greater Nashua has been able to provide support to over 2,500 homebound seniors, making a meaningful impact in their lives.
The warming station will be located in the Elm Street Middle School cafeteria at 117 Elm St., and will operate nightly from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., beginning January through March.
United Way of Greater Nashua is excited to announce the launch of a new program offering free, one-on-one technology assistance to the community. Starting the week of January 6, 2025, “Digital Navigators” will provide personalized support to help individuals navigate technology challenges at various locations across Nashua and Hudson.
Building on the success of the pilot year, during which the groundwork was laid for several innovative initiatives, the second year of the fellowship focuses on implementation and leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance the efficiency and impact of these programs.
United Way of Greater Nashua is excited to announce the next installment of its Coffee and Causes series, Preventing Falls and Fires at Home, happening on Friday, December 6th, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Dartmouth Health in Nashua. This free event will feature Rebecca Cowser from the NH Fire Marshal’s Office, sharing the National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) Steps to Safety™ program, an initiative aimed at reducing home fire and fall risks for older adults.
By organizing a day of community gleaning, volunteers gathered to help harvest and distribute fresh produce to families and individuals in need.
Learn about Volunteer Opportunities with Meals on Wheels and Senior Companions MERRIMACK, NH – The United Way of Greater Nashua