Paula Rais (L), Vice President for Development and Community Engagement and Heidi Duncanson (R), Director of Communications for the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire, receive a check from ENH Power’s Power to Help fund.
Paula Rais and Heidi Duncanson, both of the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire, were excited to receive a check for $270 from ENH Power’s Power to Help initiative. For every new customer that signed up and then selected the Children’s Museum, ENH Power donated $5 to their cause.
“We’re pleased to accept this check from ENH Power on behalf of the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire,” said Rais. “As a statewide nonprofit institution, we are grateful for the generous partnership opportunity that ENH Power has created to help us raise funds. Both of our organizations are focused on value and service for New Hampshire families, and we look forward to continued collaboration.”
The Children’s Museum of New Hampshire is dedicated to giving all types of children and families a chance to learn and develop through hands-on creative problem-solving opportunities. The museum, located in Dover, offers multiple ways to do this through art, science, and cultural experiences. Since opening its doors, the museum has impacted the lives of over 2 million people throughout New Hampshire and beyond.
As a family-owned New England company, ENH Power recognizes the importance of strengthening local communities. The Power to Help program was established to assist local nonprofits do what they do best—help their communities. The company partners with these groups, providing them with the necessary tools and support, which helps them raise awareness and maximize their fundraising potential.
To learn more about how you can help New Hampshire organizations like the Children’s Museum, visit www.enhpower.com. To plan your next visit at the museum, visit www.childrens-museum.org.
