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40 Rooms of Hotel Furniture Donated to Harbor Care

Three men standing together in a room with a chandelier. They are smiling and posing for the photo. Behind them, there are stacks of chairs, shelves with bags, and various items scattered around. The room has a carpeted floor and ceiling lights.
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CONCORD, NH – Harbor Care President & CEO Henry Och gratefully accepted a generous donation of 40 rooms of furniture from Developer Steve Duprey of Duprey Companies/Duprey Hospitality. The furniture, sourced from the recently closed Holiday Inn in Concord, will help support Harbor Care’s mission to assist those in need.

Och said, “This generous donation from Steve Duprey and Duprey Companies is incredibly important to Harbor Care. Many of the individuals and families we serve arrive with little more than the belongings they can carry. This furniture will provide much-needed comfort and dignity to their new homes.”

The furniture will be a highly appreciated supplement to Harbor Care’s efforts to house those in need, including veterans experiencing homelessness and the patients at Harbor Care’s Cynthia Day Family Center, our residential substance use rehabilitation program for pregnant and parenting women and their children. Truckloads of mattresses, chairs, and lamps were immediately shipped to Cynthia Day Family Center last week.

The Holiday Inn closed December 15 for renovations. The facility will reopen next summer as a DoubleTree Hilton. Duprey said, “When we close a hotel and have to liquidate all of the furniture, we have a choice. We can either give it to a commercial liquidator, who might give us five cents on the dollar, or we can donate it, so this is a great opportunity to give Harbor Care furnishings they can use to help veterans [and others in need].”

This effort results from Harbor Care’s partnership with The NH Lodging and Restaurant Association, coordinated by David Tille, Harbor Care’s Director of Community Engagement and Government Affairs.

THANK YOU

Moving all of this furniture was a tremendous effort involving many volunteers, all under the supervision of David Tille, our Director of Community Engagement and Government Affairs. THANK YOU to everyone who helped, including:

Hollie Noveletsky & Novel Iron Works

Theresa Negron

Chris Wood

Andrew Georgevits

David Currier & Henniker Brewery

Darrin Black

Chuck McGee

Hillary Seeger

Phil Greazzo

Joseph W. McQuaid

Deb Casselberry

Shannon Reid

Mike Burke

Emily Park

Kevin Chalbeck

Chad Carignan

Chrystal Richman

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