News: Northern New England
Posted: November 1, 2019
TFMoran donates $5,000 to support NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire
NWSNH; Robert Duval, president of TFMoran; Dylan Cruess,
COO of TFMoran; Jennifer Vadney, neighborhood development
director at NWSNH
Bedford, NH TFMoran has donated $5,000 to NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire in support of West Side RENEW, an initiative to redevelop and preserve properties in significant decline or in need of capital improvements on Manchester’s West Side.
West Side RENEW complements NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire’s overarching community building mission in this area of Manchester, which began in 2006 with the West Granite Revitalization Initiative that resulted in more than $5 million in investment over nine years to increase the home ownership rate, expand the number of owner occupied multifamily properties, and reduce neighborhood density.
The current effort continues NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire’s focus on eliminating or redeveloping dilapidated or problem properties in the area and increasing the number of affordable rental units. TFMoran’s contribution will support the redevelopment of 459 Granite St. to create 4 new affordable rental apartments in a currently uninhabitable building.
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