notes: 2011 HURRICANE IRENE How the Haven is Helping Hurricane Irene Victims You can donate food, clothing and funds to the Haven to help storm victims! http://uppervalleyhaven.org/events/how-the-haven-is-helping-hurricane-irene-victims/ To donate food and clothing, stop by the Haven. To donate funds you can send a check, call with a credit card number, or make a contribution online. Please specify “Hurricane Irene”. Branches of Mascoma Bank are also collecting funds to be used by the Red Cross for flood victims; those checks can be made out to the Red Cross and taken to the bank. ================= programs: Education for Kids We believe one of the most significant things we do with the children is to promote the development of a rich inner life that will sustain them through their present and future difficulties and challenges. Learn more… Adult Learning Opportunities The Haven provides a variety of adult learning opportunities. These resources are for adults living in the shelter, former guests, and members of the community. Learn more… The Food Shelf Families and individuals in need of food can visit the Haven’s Food Shelf once a month for a week’s supply of groceries (including dairy, fresh produce and meant) and as often as needed for bread and frech produce. During a Food Shelf visit, families “shop” the shelf, selecting from a wide range of non-perishable items, meat, dairy and fresh produce. Learn more… The Clothing Room The Haven organizes the many donations of clothing it receives and makes them available to anyone in need. A variety of clothing, including shoes, is available for women, men and children with the selection changing to meet the current season. Learn more… Outreach and Aftercare Many people come through our doors in need of more than food, clothing and/or a shower. Our Outreach Case Managers addresses this population by assisting with short-term development of solutions and referrals to other organizations for longer term help. Learn more… SHELTER - Byrne House Family Shelter Hixon House Adult Shelter -> FROM THE SITE: Responding to Irene: As of Monday, September 26th, the Haven is looking for more food and supplies to keep up with current, and delayed, demand from Hurricane Irene. Please consider donating: Eggs Milk Cheese Bread Tuna New men’s boxers women’s underwear socks of all sizes Perishable items are also welcome: Eggs, cheese, quarts of milk, butter, yogurt, beef, chicken, pork, fish, etc. Items that are always needed in the Food Shelf: Cereal (hot and cold) Peanut Butter Jelly Peas and green beans Pasta of all kinds Vegetables (beets, carrots, mixed, asparagus) Dry or evaporated milk Tuna or sardines Pasta Sauce Soups Canned Whole Tomatoes Tomato paste/diced or stewed Macaroni & Cheese Red kidney beans Pasta & rice sides Chick peas Dried beans, lentils, peas Brown & white rice Canned fruit Baked Beans Ravioli, Spaghetti O’s, Beefaroni Beef stew Black beans Chili Chicken and Beef Broth Sliced white & wheat bread Paper Goods and Toiletries: Conditioner Diapers & wipes Dish Detergent Deodorant Feminine Products Kleenex Laundry Detergent Napkins Razors Recycled Grocery Bags Shampoo Toilet Paper Toothpaste Toothbrushes -------------------------------------- 2011 HURRICANE IRENE How the Haven is Helping Hurricane Irene Victims You can donate food, clothing and funds to the Haven to help storm victims! http://uppervalleyhaven.org/events/how-the-haven-is-helping-hurricane-irene-victims/ To donate food and clothing, stop by the Haven. To donate funds you can send a check, call with a credit card number, or make a contribution online. Please specify “Hurricane Irene”. Branches of Mascoma Bank are also collecting funds to be used by the Red Cross for flood victims; those checks can be made out to the Red Cross and taken to the bank. ================= programs: Education for Kids We believe one of the most significant things we do with the children is to promote the development of a rich inner life that will sustain them through their present and future difficulties and challenges. Learn more… Adult Learning Opportunities The Haven provides a variety of adult learning opportunities. These resources are for adults living in the shelter, former guests, and members of the community. Learn more… The Food Shelf Families and individuals in need of food can visit the Haven’s Food Shelf once a month for a week’s supply of groceries (including dairy, fresh produce and meant) and as often as needed for bread and frech produce. During a Food Shelf visit, families “shop” the shelf, selecting from a wide range of non-perishable items, meat, dairy and fresh produce. Learn more… The Clothing Room The Haven organizes the many donations of clothing it receives and makes them available to anyone in need. A variety of clothing, including shoes, is available for women, men and children with the selection changing to meet the current season. Learn more… Outreach and Aftercare Many people come through our doors in need of more than food, clothing and/or a shower. Our Outreach Case Managers addresses this population by assisting with short-term development of solutions and referrals to other organizations for longer term help. Learn more… SHELTER - Byrne House Family Shelter Hixon House Adult Shelter

notes: 2011 HURRICANE IRENE How the Haven is Helping Hurricane Irene Victims You can donate food, clothing and funds to the Haven to help storm victims! http://uppervalleyhaven.org/events/how-the-haven-is-helping-hurricane-irene-victims/ ================= programs: Education for Kids We believe one of the most significant things we do with the children is to promote the development of a rich inner life that will sustain them through their present and future difficulties and challenges. Learn more… Adult Learning Opportunities The Haven provides a variety of adult learning opportunities. These resources are for adults living in the shelter, former guests, and members of the community. Learn more… The Food Shelf Families and individuals in need of food can visit the Haven’s Food Shelf once a month for a week’s supply of groceries (including dairy, fresh produce and meant) and as often as needed for bread and frech produce. During a Food Shelf visit, families “shop” the shelf, selecting from a wide range of non-perishable items, meat, dairy and fresh produce. Learn more… The Clothing Room The Haven organizes the many donations of clothing it receives and makes them available to anyone in need. A variety of clothing, including shoes, is available for women, men and children with the selection changing to meet the current season. Learn more… Outreach and Aftercare Many people come through our doors in need of more than food, clothing and/or a shower. Our Outreach Case Managers addresses this population by assisting with short-term development of solutions and referrals to other organizations for longer term help. Learn more… SHELTER - Byrne House Family Shelter Hixon House Adult Shelter -> 2011 HURRICANE IRENE How the Haven is Helping Hurricane Irene Victims You can donate food, clothing and funds to the Haven to help storm victims! http://uppervalleyhaven.org/events/how-the-haven-is-helping-hurricane-irene-victims/ To donate food and clothing, stop by the Haven. To donate funds you can send a check, call with a credit card number, or make a contribution online. Please specify “Hurricane Irene”. Branches of Mascoma Bank are also collecting funds to be used by the Red Cross for flood victims; those checks can be made out to the Red Cross and taken to the bank. ================= programs: Education for Kids We believe one of the most significant things we do with the children is to promote the development of a rich inner life that will sustain them through their present and future difficulties and challenges. Learn more… Adult Learning Opportunities The Haven provides a variety of adult learning opportunities. These resources are for adults living in the shelter, former guests, and members of the community. Learn more… The Food Shelf Families and individuals in need of food can visit the Haven’s Food Shelf once a month for a week’s supply of groceries (including dairy, fresh produce and meant) and as often as needed for bread and frech produce. During a Food Shelf visit, families “shop” the shelf, selecting from a wide range of non-perishable items, meat, dairy and fresh produce. Learn more… The Clothing Room The Haven organizes the many donations of clothing it receives and makes them available to anyone in need. A variety of clothing, including shoes, is available for women, men and children with the selection changing to meet the current season. Learn more… Outreach and Aftercare Many people come through our doors in need of more than food, clothing and/or a shower. Our Outreach Case Managers addresses this population by assisting with short-term development of solutions and referrals to other organizations for longer term help. Learn more… SHELTER - Byrne House Family Shelter Hixon House Adult Shelter

name: Upper Valley Haven -> Upper Valley Haven (DONATION COLLECTION SITE)

notes: ================= programs: Education for Kids We believe one of the most significant things we do with the children is to promote the development of a rich inner life that will sustain them through their present and future difficulties and challenges. Learn more… Adult Learning Opportunities The Haven provides a variety of adult learning opportunities. These resources are for adults living in the shelter, former guests, and members of the community. Learn more… The Food Shelf Families and individuals in need of food can visit the Haven’s Food Shelf once a month for a week’s supply of groceries (including dairy, fresh produce and meant) and as often as needed for bread and frech produce. During a Food Shelf visit, families “shop” the shelf, selecting from a wide range of non-perishable items, meat, dairy and fresh produce. Learn more… The Clothing Room The Haven organizes the many donations of clothing it receives and makes them available to anyone in need. A variety of clothing, including shoes, is available for women, men and children with the selection changing to meet the current season. Learn more… Outreach and Aftercare Many people come through our doors in need of more than food, clothing and/or a shower. Our Outreach Case Managers addresses this population by assisting with short-term development of solutions and referrals to other organizations for longer term help. Learn more… SHELTER - Byrne House Family Shelter Hixon House Adult Shelter -> 2011 HURRICANE IRENE How the Haven is Helping Hurricane Irene Victims You can donate food, clothing and funds to the Haven to help storm victims! http://uppervalleyhaven.org/events/how-the-haven-is-helping-hurricane-irene-victims/ ================= programs: Education for Kids We believe one of the most significant things we do with the children is to promote the development of a rich inner life that will sustain them through their present and future difficulties and challenges. Learn more… Adult Learning Opportunities The Haven provides a variety of adult learning opportunities. These resources are for adults living in the shelter, former guests, and members of the community. Learn more… The Food Shelf Families and individuals in need of food can visit the Haven’s Food Shelf once a month for a week’s supply of groceries (including dairy, fresh produce and meant) and as often as needed for bread and frech produce. During a Food Shelf visit, families “shop” the shelf, selecting from a wide range of non-perishable items, meat, dairy and fresh produce. Learn more… The Clothing Room The Haven organizes the many donations of clothing it receives and makes them available to anyone in need. A variety of clothing, including shoes, is available for women, men and children with the selection changing to meet the current season. Learn more… Outreach and Aftercare Many people come through our doors in need of more than food, clothing and/or a shower. Our Outreach Case Managers addresses this population by assisting with short-term development of solutions and referrals to other organizations for longer term help. Learn more… SHELTER - Byrne House Family Shelter Hixon House Adult Shelter
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