NHBR About Town: Service Credit Union Boston-Portsmouth Air Show

November 18, 2011

NH Business Review Staff,

Proceeds from the 2011 Service Credit Union Boston-Portsmouth Air Show were donated to several nonprofits in New Hampshire, including the Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire, the Daniel Webster Council Boy Scouts of America, and America’s Credit Union Museum in Manchester. Shown with the $3,000 donation to the museum are, from left, Mike Kauffman, Boy Scouts’ executive director; Steve Wade, executive director of the brain injury association; Peggy Powell, museum executive director; and Karen Benedetti, vice president of marketing for the credit union.

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