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Our community needs your help.
On Saturday, April 27, a fire destroyed one of Lincoln’s oldest buildings. The “Up Country Apartments”, once home to the town’s only hospital, now held ten of Lincoln’s only affordable apartments and an ice cream shop. Each of the ten apartments was occupied by a member of our community, several had lived there for over a decade. These were kitchen staff, bar tenders, retail workers, construction workers, retirees etc. Each of these families/individuals lost everything in the fire, including several beloved cats that are still missing.
A passion for making a difference
We know that our community wants to help. So many of you have already reached out and offered generous support and we are grateful! This is your central resource now to make donations, get updates, and take the next step towards helping heal our community.
Donating funds
Scroll down – there’s a form below where you can do that!
UPDATE!
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Donating goods
• Donations of furniture can be brought to Flip ‘n Furniture in Plymouth. Contact Becca at (603) 960-1746 to coordinate.
• Clothing can be brought to Encore Thrift Store.
• Household goods can be donated to Stepladders/Ladders at 16 Main St in Plymouth.
• If you have other items to donate, let us know in our volunteer form.*
Donating time
We will need helping hands for sure! If you want to join our volunteer corps, CONTACT US and we’ll add you to the list.
*Disclosure: Items donated are available for assistance to any person in need who visits these establishments. Main St Fire Victims will be provided with gift certificates to use and may or may not select the items you have donated.
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The Linwood Community Resource Center operates under the umbrella of The Bridge Project, a registered New Hampshire 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.