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Manchester families benefit from SNHU angel tree

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Students and staff from Southern New Hampshire University purchased 369 gifts for eight community organizations. 70 of those generous gifts came to our school district to help Manchester's middle and high school students who could use a holiday boost. Our school district social workers picked up the gifts and some of the university's athletes, including memebrs of the womens' lacrosse team, were on hand to help load the vehicles.

 ​Bonnie Lorento, Office Manager at the ​Center for Community Engaged Learning
at ​Southern New Hampshire University has been coordinating this effort for the past several years, and we are so grateful!

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