ABOUT

About WNHNN

 

The mission of the Neighbors Helping Neighbors Network is to provide one-time emergency assistance to Windham residents experiencing a critical need for essential services, help direct individuals to appropriate long term resources and promote a culture of neighbors helping neighbors.

 

History

 

Windham Neighbors Helping Neighbors Network, a 501 c3 non-profit, was founded in October 2007 and is made up of Windham volunteers who have come together to provide one time emergency assistance to those Windham residents who require immediate basic survival needs such as primary food and heating fuel. We focus our resources towards those people who have fallen through the cracks and either don’t qualify or are in a bureaucratic process waiting for assistance from other entities. Neighbors Helping Neighbors is funded totally through donations and 100% of funds received go directly to people who we assist.

 

Neighbors operate on a lot of donations: labor, hours and ideas and funding through contributions of money and goods from concerned individuals and businesses. There is no charge to the recipients. This is as pure a neighborly venture as one could find! Neighbors help folks in need negotiate the system which is in place to provide assistance, and during the inevitable waiting period, provides immediate help networking. Many volunteers are involved including retirees, working moms, legislators and business owners.

 

Neighbors have provided assistance to dozens in a variety of ways. Confidentiality is the key!

 

Board

 

Bill Diamond 

President  

892-8941

 

David Bois

Vice President

893-1884

 

Anne Cornish

Secretary

893-1613

 

Norma Rogers 

Treasurer 

892-5608

 

Rep. Mark Bryant

 

892-6591

 

Rep. Gary Plummer 

 

892-6088

 

Patty Meyer  

 

892-8156

 

Rev. Sally Colegrove

 

892-9298

 

Sandra Bois

 

893-1884

 

Glenice Stover

 

892-8496

 

 

Contact

 

Norma Rogers, Treasurer

250 Windham Center Road

Windham ME 04062

 

207-892-5608

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