From left: New Hampshire Food Bank Executive Director Elsy Cipriani, Gibson Center for Senior Services Executive Director David Smolen and Vaughan Community Services Executive Director Jennifer Perkins, which operates a traditional food pantry. (COURTESY PHOTO)
From left: New Hampshire Food Bank Executive Director Elsy Cipriani, Gibson Center for Senior Services Executive Director David Smolen and Vaughan Community Services Executive Director Jennifer Perkins, which operates a traditional food pantry. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — The Gibson Center for Senior Services in North Conway recently welcomed New Hampshire Food Bank Executive Director Elsy Cipriani for a visit focused on food access, community partnerships, and opportunities to better serve people experiencing food insecurity throughout the Mount Washington Valley.
Joining the visit were Dan Levigne of the Way Station, which provides outreach and support to people experiencing homelessness, and Vaughan Community Services Executive Director Jennifer Perkins, which operates a traditional food pantry.
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