MOULTONBOROUGH — In their Nov. 2 presentation to Moultonborough Women's Club, speakers Kayla Brunelle and Anita Arbo highlighted Waypoint NH, the largest independent human service organization in the state, dating back to 1850. Waypoint NH's community based and voluntary support programs continue to help designated families strengthen protective factors, address challenges and promote child safety at home.
Updated results of MWC's Oct. 18 walk for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer indicate total donations of $6,423, the seventh highest in New Hampshire. On Nov. 2, MWC members also gathered a wide variety of food items for Lakes Region Food Pantry. The club's Election Day bake sale once again contributed generously toward local scholarships, thanks to significant community participation.
Information about Moultonborough Women's Club, including an array of community and educational opportunities, is always available at moultonboroughwomensclub.org.
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