Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce
Celebrate
The Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce
2012 Annual Dinner & Awards Presentation
*Saint Patrick's Day Shindig*
Thursday, March 8, 2012
The Ashworth Hotel on Hampton Beach
Cocktail hour begins at 6pm with
delicious hot hors d'oeuvres & assorted cheeses,
followed by a dinner buffet extravaganza:
Tossed Garden Salad, Warm Rolls & Butter, Roast Sirloin of Beef au jus,
Baked Stuffed Haddock, Penne Pasta Primavera with Alfredo Sauce,
Corned Beef & Cabbage, Roasted Potatoes, Fresh Seasaonal Vegetable
Assorted Desserts St. Patrick himself could not resist, Coffee, Tea, Cash Bar
Prestigious Awards,
Murray Irish Dance Academy Performers,
Music and Dancing.
but wait...there's more:
Whether you're Irish or not,
luck may be with you!
Lot's of prizes will be up for grabs!
The evenings grand prize is a chance
to win a
*POT OF GOLD*
Filled with two tickets from Norwegian Cruise Line for a
7 day cruise from Boston to Bermuda aboard the Dawn
Princess PLUS lottery tickets that could be worth thousands $
Tickets: $60 per person-Reserve a Table of Eight: $480
To order tickets go to the March calendar
and click on to the 8th.
♦Order by Mail:
HamptonArea Chamber of Commerce PO Box 790 Hampton, NH 03843
♦Order by Phone 603-926-8718
(semi-formal attire)
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HAMPTON CHAMBER DONATES AUCTION PROCEEDS TO LOCAL NON-PROFITS
Hampton Chamber President B. J. "Doc: Noel (second from left) presents checks to local non-profit organizations to Major DonnaMarie Reed, Salvation Army; Joyce Addison, Seabrook Community Table; and Jack Leary, St. Vincent de Paul of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal.
The Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce recently donated half of the net proceeds from the Annual Holiday Auction to three local non-profit organizations located within the Chamber's coverage area. Representatives of The Salvation Army, Seabrook Community Table, and St. Vincent de Paul of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal met at the Chamber office, where Chamber President B. J. "Doc" Noel presented a check for $1,200 to each of the organizations.
Accepting for St. Vincent de Paul of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal was Jack Leary, who explained the mission: "The Society is a parish-based but worldwide lay spiritual society devoted to those in need. Our parish organized a branch of the Society in 1989. We now operate a Food Pantry and Clothing Loft year round in thePantryBuildingat289 Lafayette Rd.inHamptonandSaint Vincent's Kitchen atHamptonBeachfrom mid-October to mid-May. This year we expect to supply a total of 32,000 equivalent meals at the Pantry and 4000 meals at the Kitchen where members and non-member volunteers cook and serve the meals two nights per week. Other organizations (e.g., Hampton Rotary Club) and churches serve meals the other nights and Saturdaynoonlunch."
Representing the Seabrook Community Table was Joyce Addison, Coordinator, Seabrook Community Table, who explained, "People helping people is what it's all about. We serve free home cooked meals to seacoast residents facing tough economic times." Seabrook Community Table provides free meals to Seabrook residents and residents of surrounding communities. They welcome all to join in a meal and bring their families, friends, and neighbors. For more information and locations, call Joyce Addison at 603-474-9608.
Major DonnaMarie Reed accepted the donation for The Salvation Army inHampton, located at418 Lafayette Road. The Salvation Army was founded as an evangelical organization dedicated to bringing people into a meaningful relationship with God through Christ. They rely on donations of food, household goods, monetary donations, etc., to do good within the community. To learn more about donating goods or food this holiday season, call 603-929-1729.
The Chamber also raised $520 for Rockingham County Meals on Wheels through auction donations. A contribution of $750 was made toHamptonParksand Rec to fund an additional horse-drawn carriage for the town Christmas tree lighting celebration.
The Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce is a business advocacy group with over 400 members from the towns of Seabrook,HamptonFalls,Hampton, North Hampton, andRyein seacoastNew Hampshire. For membership information, call 603-926-8718 or visit look at the 'Chamber Info' page on this website.
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Hampton Beach has a whole, new look and our future is bright! The state's new building projects are well underway and look amazing! Visit www.hamptonbeachredevelopment.com to sign up for email updates and see pictures. Look for more than 80 outstanding live musical shows on the temporary stage located on the beach between B & C Streets. For a complete listing visit www.hamptonbeach.org. Two new bath houses are open for your convenience by the Marine Memorial Statue and at Haverhill Street.
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National Agency recognizes Hampton Beach, NH as one of cleanest beaches in the country.
See the entire segment as featured on the Today Show http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/25902025#25902025
Read the entire report here:
http://www.nrdc.org/water/oceans/ttw/titinx.asp
The New Hampshire Seacoast is a very special and inviting place that includes great restaurants, lodging and shopping, along with a wonderful quality of life. We represent Hampton, Hampton Falls, Rye, Seabrook and North Hampton. Each of these communities has its own character and its special attractions.
The Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce is always available to assist in any way we can. The Chamber represents its member businesses and works with the various communities that we represent, supporting their activities and programs throughout the year.
Please feel free to visit our new office at One Lafayette Road in Hampton or the Seacoast Visitor's Center at One Eighty Ocean Boulevard.
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