MANCHESTER, NH – Granite United Way will be hosting its annual Day of Caring events this September and is currently seeking volunteers to help out at nonprofits across all of its regions. This year marks the 25th year of Day of Caring events.
Volunteers can now view projects in their regions and sign up for volunteer opportunities. Visit www.graniteuw.org to sign up today! Local nonprofits register projects that range from painting and landscaping to administrative help. These projects are often ‘wish list’ items that the nonprofit does not have the staffing to complete.
“Last year we had a fantastic volunteer turnout and we’ve got a lot of great nonprofits that can use the help this year,” said Patrick Tufts, President and CEO. “This is the single largest mobilization of volunteers and it’s one of our favorite days of the year!”
Volunteers can be individuals in the community or local companies are welcome to send a team of volunteers to help out.
For additional information on how to volunteer, please email info@graniteuw.org
Day of Caring events will be held in the following regions on the following days:
Wednesday, September 6th ~ Merrimack County & Southern Regions
Thursday, September 7th ~ Northern NH & Central Regions
Friday, September 8th ~ Upper Valley Region
Tuesday September 19th ~ North Country Region
Granite United Way
Granite United Way is an experienced and trusted organization dedicated to leveraging the resources of investors and volunteers to create lasting change by addressing the underlying causes of our community’s most pressing needs. Granite United Way is committed to improving the lives of individuals and families by supporting programs in the areas of education, income and health. Granite United Way works with over 1,000 companies, 25,000 investors and thousands of volunteers every year to make our communities a better place.
Granite United Way serves the Southern (Manchester/Derry/Salem), Merrimack County, North Country, Central NH, Northern and Upper Valley Regions of NH and VT as well as Windsor County, VT. For more information, visit www.graniteuw.org.
