Nash Casino presents record-breaking $2.3m to local nonprofits
Shown from left is The Nash Security Director Robert Page, Cheryl Dutton, vice president of the Lakes Region Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind of New Hampshire, President Deanna O’Brien and her husband Dennis O’Brien as well as The Nash Assistant General Manager Aaron Feinberg. Courtesy photo/The Nash Casino
Shown from left is The Nash Assistant General Manager Aaron Feinberg, Welcoming Light CEO Henry Och and the Nash General Manager Eric Althaus. Courtesy photo/The Nash Casino
Shown from left is The Nash Assistant General Manager Aaron Feinberg, Deborah Luszey of Operation Care for the Troops, President Ted Luszey, Volunteer Coordinator Keri Martin, Team Lead Debbe Walter and The Nash Security Director Robert Page. Courtesy photo/The Nash Casino
Shown from left is The Nash Communications Director Christine Latino, Maria Crowley, president of the DanceWorks Movement Design Parent Booster Club, Fundraising Coordinator Kimberly Burton and The Nash Director of Security Robert Page. Courtesy photo/The Nash Casino
Shown from left is The Nash Assistant General Manager Aaron Feinberg, Edith Hernandez, residential supervisor at the Nashua Children’s Home, Executive Director Matthew Fentross, Development and Marketing Coordinator Jonelle Rexenes and The Nash General Manager Eric Althaus. Courtesy photo/The Nash Casino
Shown from left is The Nash Security Director Robert Page, Robert Hesseltine, board member of Corpus Christi Food Pantry and Assistance, Board President Diana Lavash, Treasurer Robert Blaisdell and The Nash Assistant General Manager Aaron Feinberg. Courtesy photo/The Nash Casino
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