Village Bridge Ad Hoc Committee approves revised charter, launches fundraising campaign
Village Bridge Ad Hoc Committee approves revised charter with expanded community membership and launches capital campaign prep. Chair Paula Bedard led the unanimous 6-0-0 vote to increase community-at-large seats from one to three, preserving seats for Vice Chair Andrew Cadorette and Rotary Club
Village Bridge Ad Hoc Committee · Meeting of March 31, 2026
NH GOFFSTOWN — Village Bridge Ad Hoc Committee approves revised charter with expanded community membership and launches capital campaign prep. Chair Paula Bedard led the unanimous 6-0-0 vote to increase community-at-large seats from one to three, preserving seats for Vice Chair Andrew Cadorette and Rotary Club member Cynthia Boisvert. Ad Hoc members will raise funds; the Friends of Goffstown Rail Trail will manage them, with a memorandum of understanding to address grant-funding contingencies.
Preparation includes fundraising training, developing a Case for Support, creating donor templates, and exploring NH Charitable Gaming Commission funding. The next meeting is May 5, 2026, to review the draft MOU and 2025 donor list.
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Source: the Village Bridge Ad Hoc Committee meeting of March 31, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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