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			Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust 80 Old Post Road, Sugar Hill, NH 03586 603-823-7777 info@aconservationtrust.org ACT protects open spaces with conservation, historic or scenic value, including agricultural and forested lands, wetlands, and wildlife habitat, within the western White Mountains region of northern New Hampshire.

			Ammonoosuc Region Arts Council (The Arts Gallery) 28 Main Street, Lisbon, NH 03585 603-838-2300 theartsgallery@hotmail.com Art, fine crafts, classes and workshops. Non-profit artisan cooperative featuring painting, photography, jewelry, basketry, stained glass, fiber arts and pottery, classes and workshops.

			Appalachian Mountain Club PO Box 298, Route 16, Gorham, NH 03581 603-466-2727 lodging@ourdoors.org Pinkham Notch has been a hub for hiking, climbing, snowshoeing, and skiing on the Presidential Range of the White Mountains since the 1920s. At Joe Dodge Lodge, located at the base of Mount Washington, you'll enjoy comfortable trailside lodging in a spectacular setting.

			Appalachian Mountain Club - Greenleaf Hut Appalachian Mountain Club Huts & Lodges PO Box 298, Route 16, Gorham, NH 03581 603-466-2727 lodging@ourdoors.org Steeped in more than 100 years of tradition, the Appalachian Mountain Club's network of mountain huts provides a unique backcountry adventure for novice and experienced hikers alike. Perched at treeline on the shoulder of Mount Lafayette, Greenleaf Hut provides spectacular views of the Franconia Range.

			B.P.O.E.1831 - Littleton Elks Home 42 Main Street, Bethlehem, NH, 03574 PO Box 65, Littlton, NH 03561 603-444-5744, Fax: 603-444-7194 ELKS1831@myfairpoint.net The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks (BPOE, often known as the Elks Lodge or simply The Elks) is a fraternal, charitable and service order founded in 1868. It is one of the leading fraternal orders claiming nearly one million men and women members throughout the United States. The Littleton Elk's Lodge #1831 is always busy with lots of functions including community events, fundraisers and special functions. We have something going on for everyone! Our lodge has a Main function hall, (290 capacity), professional kitchen, and catering available. We have a Member's Lounge with 3 TV's and occational functions, as well as a separate function room w/ 3 pool tables,shuffleboard, & dart boards, and a meeting room. We are set up for weekly bingo with full kitchen availability. There are 3 separate parking lots, RV hookups (with Electricity only) and we accommodate RV parking as well! When you are in the area, or see an event on the calendar, come on in, bring a friend- all are welcome!

			Bethlehem Hebrew Congregation 39 Strawberry Hill Road, Bethlehem, NH, 03574 603-869-5465 mbdinner@roadrunner.com Since the 1920's, the objective of the Bethlehem Hebrew Congregation has been to maintain a house of Jewish worship to serve the religious, social, cultural, and educational needs of North Country year-round and seasonal residents.

			Boy Scouts of America Daniel Webster Council PO Box 629, Franconia, NH 03580 571 Holt Avenue, Manchester, NH 03109 603-289-8960 marsha.luce@scouting.org The Great Northern District of the Daniel Webster Council of New Hampshire Boy Scouts of America (BSA), supports the programs of the Boy Scouts of America in the northern part of New Hampshire, providing youth membership to boys age 7 -18, and to young men and young women ages 14 - 20 through its Venturing Program. District Officers include Chair Richard Bielefield (Sugar Hill), Commissioner Hank Dreyer (Lancaster), and District Executive Marsha Luce (Franconia)Check out the links above to view the NH areas serviced, BSA Groups' purpose and missions, and how to be involved in scouting! Rountables are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7pm at WhiteMountain Regional School for all interested in promoting scouting in the North Country.

			Franconia Ski Club P.O. Box 462, Franconia, NH 03580 603-444-6228 - Fax: 603-823-9040 Trevor@franconiaskiclub.com Founded in 1933, the Franconia Ski Club is one of the oldest ski racing organizations in the United States. Roland Peabody, FSC's first President, established the club to provide ski recreation and training for local school children. The Mission of the Franconia Ski Club is to impart the joys of skiing and the life-long lessons of healthy competition to the children of its broad and open membership.The club achieves its mission by providing thoughtful, caring and professional instruction in skiing and ski racing and by supporting and sponsoring all levels of NHARA and USSA Junior racing.

			Lafayette Lions Club PO Box 595, Franconia, NH, 03580 603-823-9539 - Fax: 603-823-5335 kpford@ncia.net Lafayette Lions Club serves and helps those in need in the Franconia, Sugar Hill, and Easton communities by providing such items as eyeglasses, medical equipment and Holiday food baskets and is very supportive of conservation by taking an active role in revitalizing our community. Such programs include the 4th of July "Old Home Day" Celebration, Roadside Cleanup and Conservation Programs, Medical Equipment for the Elderly & Homebound, Halloween Celebration on the Dow Strip, and Fall Foliage Bus Tour for Lafayette Center Residents, and a Scholarship Program that is awarded each year to deserving graduates of Profile High School.

			Lisbon Main Street, Inc. 25 Central Street, Lisbon, NH 03585 603-838-2200 lisbonmainstreet@roadrunner.com Lisbon Main Street, Inc. is an economic development organization dedicated to downtown revitalization through education and historic preservation.

			NH National Guard Employer Support 1 Minute Man Way, Concord, NH 03301 603-225-1342 James.goss@us.army.mil ESGR is a Department of Defense agency established in 1972. Its mission is to gain and maintain employer support for Guard and Reserve service by recognizing outstanding support, increasing awareness of the law, and resolving conflicts through mediation.

			Old Man of the Mountain Legacy Fund PO Box 375, Concord, NH 03302 603-218-6703 dickham5@myfairpoint.net This legacy fund was originally formed to create a lasting legacy to New Hampshire's most famous symbol, the Old man of rhe Mountain. Updated with a new mission in 2009, the group, in cooperation with Franconia Notch State Park, is working to refresh and renew the "Francomnia Notch Experience" by helping create new and unique experiences for first time and returning visitors, whether they seek strenuous activity, leisurely and reflective pursuits or family outings. Stunning stone works, magnificent views, connected alpine and Notch by-ways and trails, and interactive opportunities in all parts of the Park’s environment will make it a destination to be visited again and again.

			St. Matthew's Chapel PO Box 278, Sugar Hill, NH 03586 603-823-8478 info@stmatthewsnh.org One of the most photographed churches in New England, St. Matthew's is noted for its simple, dignified architecture. An historic Episcopal Chapel, St. Matthew's Chapel offers summer services in July, August and the first Sunday in September at 10 a.m. All are welcome to attend. Located on Route 117 at the corner of Birches Road in Sugar Hill, the Chapel is available from May through October for weddings, baptisms, and memorial services, to be celebrated by your own clergyperson. The building may also be rented for other functions such as musical events. For function rental, contact St. Matthew's Chapel, c/o Barbara Serafini, 71 Sunset Hill Road, Sugar Hill, 03586, or call 603-823-5667.

			Society for the Preservation of NH Forests The Rocks Estate 4 Christmas Lane Bethlehem NH 603-444-6228 info@therocks.org Description Located in Bethlehem this historic country estate features educational family programs, spectacular views, trails for hiking, including an historic building trail. A Christmas tree farm, gift shop The estate has been featured in Yankee Magazine, Country Living Magazine, Martha Stewart Living and AAA magazine. Farm of Distinction and Wildlife Viewing.

			Turtle Ridge Foundation 392 Streeter Pond Road, Sugar Hill, NH 03586 603-823-7286 kymillerwhite@hotmail.com Family foundation supporting healthy, diversity, and sustainability in our local communities. Consistent with his family values of one human being helping another, Olympic Medalist and World Cup Champion, Bode Miller and his family came together in 2005 to establish the Turtle Ridge Foundation. The foundation seeks to provide a voice to people and organizations that empower individuals to solve difficult environmental protection issues and to offer the opportunity for young people to participate in a variety of sports and recreational activities that would not be available to them without our help.

			White Mountains Attractions Association Exit 32, off I-93, Route 112, North Woodstock NH 03262 603-745-8720 - Toll free: 800-346-3687 A favorite vacation destination. Visit our website loaded with dining & lodging, information on hiking, attractions, shopping, golf, scenic drives, events and more! Stop by our Visitor Center for free brochures, and a friendly staff that's always ready with tips on the best things to see and do. The Visitor Center is open 7 days a week year-round.

			Willing Workers Society 147 Lafayette Road, Sugar Hill,NH 03586 603-823-9507 Willing Workers Society of Sugar Hill is a charitable organization whose purpose is to serve community. Willing Workers has their Annual July Sale at the Meetinghouse in Sugar Hill on July 24, 2010 where local, visitors and guests will find many unique collectibles, wonderful craft items and a host of home-baked goods. The sale is held from 10am-1:30pm, and a tasty lunch is available. The other fundraiser very popular with charitable giving, is the Society's Annual Christmas Sale in November! For more information on the good works of the Society or to become involved, contact F. Sylvia Hutchinson, President.

			WREN - Women's Rural Entrepreneurial Network PO Box 331, 2013 Main Street, Bethlehem, NH 03574 603-869-9736 wren@wrencommunity.org WREN began in 1994 with a program that supported 12 women participants in their dreams of business ownership. By early 1995, these WREN pioneers were operating their own enterprises. Today WREN has over 900 members, men and women living in New Hampshire and beyond. Our work connects people with one another, offers learning opportunities, creates and supports markets for entrepreneurs and provides access to resources many couldn’t afford on their own. We invite you to visit our store, gallery and farmers’ market in Bethlehem. Open daily 10am-5pm.

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