NHBR About Town: Home Healthcare, Hospice and Community Services & The Front Door

NH Business Review Staff,

Gov. John Lynch recently honored two nonprofits — Home Healthcare, Hospice and Community Services, of Keene, and The Front Door of Nashua — as 2011 recipients of The Corporate Fund Nonprofit Management Award, which is given in honor of late businessman and philanthropist Walter Dunfey, who established The Corporate Fund. From left are Gina Goff, Kelley Gelinas, Kathi Snow, Cameron Tease, Barbara Duckett, Joseph Murray, Governor Lynch, Anne Phillips, Cynthia Woessner, Dick Ober, Maryse Wirbal, Byron Champlin, and Janet Ackerman.

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