NHBR About Town: Double Play

July 15, 2011

NH Business Review Staff,

Through its “Double Play” promotion with the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, FairPoint Communications has donated $1,000 to New Horizons for New Hampshire to support its soup kitchen, food pantry and shelter. Pictured with the donation are, from left, Paul Hanson, New Horizons board member; Nancy Comai, New Horizons director of development; Chip Underhill, senior manager of community engagement for FairPoint; and Mike Ramshaw, Fisher Cats vice president of sales.

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