Shawn Gregg (left), manager of Androscoggin pperations for Brookfield Renewable, presented a check for $2,500 to Family Resource Center Executive Director Patti Stolte to support of FRC’s “Warm for Winter” project. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Shawn Gregg (left), manager of Androscoggin pperations for Brookfield Renewable, presented a check for $2,500 to Family Resource Center Executive Director Patti Stolte to support of FRC’s “Warm for Winter” project. (COURTESY PHOTO)
GORHAM — The Family Resource Center partnered with the employees of Brookfield Renewable to supply children with coats, hats, gloves, snow pants and boots this winter.
With generous support from Brookfield, families in need received winter gear as a part of the Family Resource Center “Warm for Winter” effort that began in December. The community partnership supplied coats to infants and young children through their Project Youth Afterschool programs in the Berlin-Gorham area as well as through their Family Support Programs in Coos County.
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