2010 Sean Powers Wood Bank Volunteers
Wood for Warmth 2011 In
Action
(Click
below for pictures)
Volunteers split and stacked wood in Hopkinton
for the Sean Powers Wood Bank to donate to needy
families
on Saturday, November 12, 2011.
Donations of fire wood are always welcome.
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If you’re visiting this site because you live in or around the Contoocook/Hopkinton area of New Hampshire and are in need of firewood this winter, please kindly email Mary at tcongoran@hotmail.com, and learn how to the access the wood in our Sean Powers Wood Bank. Thanks to the caring people of this area, extra hardwood has been donated, split and stacked at the wood bank to help neighbors during these difficult times.
On the other hand, if you live in the surrounding area and are able to donate hardwood (preferably cut in 16” lengths), or offer splitting, cutting or transporting, kindly email Mary at tcongoran@hotmail.com. Please note in your email if you would like your donation listed on the marketplace page of this website.
Should you be able to take advantage of a donation on the marketplace page, and in turn you would like to give back to the community, please email us. We welcome any service (tutoring, housecleaning, car repair, yard cleaning, etc.) or any reasonable goods which might be offered.
If anyone in New England, or beyond, would like to contact us about setting up a wood bank or a “Wood for Warmth” in your area, please email us at tcongoran@hotmail.com or call us at 603-568-2783. If you have similar services in your area that you would like supported by this Wood for Warmth website, please contact us via email or telephone. We also welcome all suggestions and would love to hear from you.
A big “Thank You” goes out to Bret Minnehan. As a Hopkinton High School senior, he generously took the time away from his many activities to create this wonderful website from scratch --- as a gift to our Congoran family, our community and Wood for Warmth. Thank you, Bret!
Wood for Warmth works because neighbors step forward to help neighbors.
Thank you, to this wonderful community,
Tom & Mary Congoran
