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Snacks for Our Heroes

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Good morning friends!


Today I have been asked to share a really important announcement about how NCC is helping our NH healthcare workers during this stressful time. Enrollment specialist and NCC alumn Mackenzie Murphy and her mother, NH State Representative Nancy Murphy have set up a food drive and will be bringing snacks to health care workers. Most health care workers hardly have the time to take a lunch break, especially when hospitals are busy like they are now. NCC is working together to help bring our beloved health care workers a quick bite in between patients.

If you’d like to donate, you can drop snacks off at the NCC Campus. There will be two containers on at the front of the building; one is for drinks, and one for food. If you would like to make arrangements for someone to come pick it up instead, you can email Nancy Murphy at nancy.murphy@leg.state.nh.us or text Mackenzie at 603-493-1508. Please note: all packages must be sealed by the manufacturer, and must not require refrigeration.

You can find more information about the cause on their Facebook page by clicking this link:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/SnacksforourHeroes/about/?ref=page_internal

Thank you for all of your support, and as always, reach out if you have questions or content you’d like to share!


Kati Huntting
Student Editor
khuntting152@students.ccsnh.edu

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