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Your Name: Current/Desired Elected Position: Your email address: Informed decisions? Comments Amy Bradley NH State Representative Wards 4, 5, 6, 7 [email protected] Yes Thank you for all you do! Jason Syversen Senator for District 16 [email protected] Yes I currently volunteer with 7 different non profits in areas from drug addiction (New Life Ministries in Manchester), helping the homeless/recovering addicts (Rise Up Staffing), food pantry (Shiloh Food Ministry), soup kitchen (Cafe 1269), and two groups fighting sexual exploitation (NCOSE and Expose), plus we started a foundation to work across different need areas. I'm spending my entire career going forward trying to make a difference and I'm particularly passionate about helping those who are less fortunate and/or disadvantaged in society. My wife and I were foster parents and have adopted, and have been on multiple mission trips to work with the desperately poor in other nations as well. Looking forward to learning more about the work that you do and fighting to protect the vulnerable populations that you serve every day. Ted Gorski Bedford State Rep [email protected] Yes Connie Van Houten state representative, Hillsborough District 45, Manchester wards 10, 11, 12 [email protected] Yes Rep. Andrew Bouldin State Representative [email protected] Yes Amanda Bouldin State Representative, Hillsborough District 12 [email protected] Yes David J Danielson State Representative [email protected] Yes Representative Diane Langley NH House of Representatives - Manchester Ward 1- District 8 [email protected] Yes I was a member of the NH Disabilities Council appointed by Gov. Lynch for a number of years. Professionally I have had extensive experience with the state wide network of Area Agencies, from conducting QA site vs. to redesignations. Kevin Cavanaugh State Senator, District 16 [email protected] Yes Donald J Bouchard State Representative [email protected] Yes Debora Pignatelli Executive Councilor-District 5 [email protected] Yes I’m very familiar with our our area agency here in Nashua. Thank you for all the good work you were doing. Debora Sen. Lou D'Allesandro senate [email protected] Yes yes Carla Gericke State Senate in District 20 (Manchester & Goffstown) [email protected] Yes I promise to serve with integrity, character and compassion. You can learn more about me at: www.CarlaGericke.com or www.Carla4NHSenate.com. Niki R Kelsey State Representative [email protected] Yes Hon. John A Leavitt New Hampshire House of Representative [email protected] Yes #1 A 3rd generation US Army Veteran. My father served in the Korean war and my Great Uncle served and Perished in World War I. #2 Former Director/General Partner for the Non-Profit Group “DREAMS for MVP,” a 501c3 Veterans Organization #3 Former State Legislator 2016-2018 NH House of Representatives #4 Served at the Local Church for over 10 years in the Outreach & Teaching Ministry before going into public service in 2016 #5 58-Year New Hampshire Native #6 30-Year Small Business Owner (Leavitt Brothers Auto) Candace Moulton State Representative: Hillsborough district 44 [email protected] Yes I'm a registered nurse, so advocating for the disabled is a position in which I am in full agreement. Judi Lanza State Representative [email protected] Yes I am a registered nurse for the last 36 years. I am a labor and delivery nurse. I want to be a good representative for all people, including this vulnerable population. Sue Mullen NH House of Representatives: Bedford [email protected] Yes Carla Gericke State Senate in District 20 (Manchester & Goffstown) [email protected] Yes Mark Warden State Representative [email protected] Yes George Lambert State Senate District 18 [email protected] Yes Strangely enough the second paragraph and the last are the same in my response, as that was intentional. I thought that it belonged at the end, but in the event that my response was too long to be read and digested, I wanted to put it at the top as well. I thank you for all that you do to make the lives of those you serve escape the feelings of hopelessness and loss of direction when they need the support the most, and do not know where to turn, or how even to get started. I have referred individuals to your website and services as both a selectman, State Rep, and as a private citizen. I am particularly proud of the services that you are providing to the local communities including Manchester and Litchfield, and have seen the positive results that come from giving people guidance and hope. I would like to understand how you are doing in working with your private donors to increase the value of their employers available matching contributions. An active effort to maximize the value of individual contributions by educating donors about matching gift opportunities that may be available through their employment where available will help them multiply the value of there contribution by completing a form or two. When those opportunities were available to me in the past I did not even understand the benefits of them never mind how to take advantage of them.. As an augmentation to your state and local public assistance options, I believe that many individuals may not understand the opportunity and value that comes from donation matching available from many larger employers. If you would like to engage is a separate conversation about how you might increase the value of those contributions, I would be willing to speak with someone at your organization, or to do a lecture for a Kendall Snow NH Representative - District 19 - Manchester Ward 12 [email protected] Yes I serve on the Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs Committee Hal Rafter State Representative - Rockingham 32 [email protected] Yes Thanks for reaching out with this opportunity. William Infantine State Representative Hillsborough County District 13 [email protected] Yes Robin McCune Candidate for Goffstown, NH State Representative (D) [email protected] Yes I worked for Easter Seals, NH for five years and am familiar with the Moore Center and the wonderful services it provides for NH families. Keep up the great work! Fred Plett State Representative Hillsborough 6 [email protected] Yes Brian Chicoine State Representative [email protected] Yes Lisa Marie Freeman State Representative/ Hillsborough County District 43 [email protected] Yes As the parent of a child who has Asperger's syndrome, I have intrinsically understood the importance of Community support around Developmental issues. Families need guidance, education and direction, when navigating the system, to gain empowerment and assist their loved ones in attaining independence. As an Occupational Therapist, I professionally understand the importance of independence and the positive effects it has on one. Mark MacKenzie Executive Council [email protected] Yes Richard Bruno Candidate for State Representative-Goffstown [email protected] Yes I have served students with disabilities as a former Director of Transportation with the Seacoast Learning Collaborative Brian D. Cole State Representative [email protected] Yes It is a wonderful service you provide to our community, and certainly needs all the help we as legislators can provide. Dan Goldner NH State Representative - Ward 1, Manchester [email protected] Yes Patricia Cornell State Representative - District 18 [email protected] Yes My best friends daughter is a young lady with Down syndrome and has been involved with the Moore Center for many years. And as a retired guidance counselor I am well aware of the lack of services due to lack of resources. Lisa Nash State Representative, Hillsborough District 41 [email protected] Yes I really appreciate the information, resources and personal stories, all of which help me understand the needs and issues facing this constituency. Matt said it best in the video above, "my whole world opened up". Thank you for the work that you do! Kathleen M. Martins NH State Representative [email protected] Yes Doug Whitfield State Rep in Ward 2 in Mancheter [email protected] Yes I have been aware of the Moore Center but never had a real understanding until I went through your story. If I were elected I would certainly support your needs. Patrick Long NH State Representative & Manchester Alderman [email protected] Yes I’m clear on the benefits of the Moore Center and how blessed the city of Manchester is to host you! Please don’t hesitate to inform me with any initiative you need support for within the City or State. THANK YOU for your work! Ross Berry State Representative [email protected] Yes Brittany LeClear-Ping State Representative- Hillsborough 18 [email protected] Yes Christy Slavik Hamilton State Representative D13 [email protected] Yes The Rev Jane W Van Zandt NH House of Representatives [email protected] Yes I was a registered nurse for almost 50 years, and I've been an Episcopal priest for 37. Both professions have made me aware of the needs of folks like those the Moore Center serves. Steve Focht State Representative Ward 7 [email protected] Yes Niki R Kelsey State Representative [email protected] Yes Melanie Renfrew-Hebert Goffstown State Representative [email protected] Yes As a mom with two young boys with autism, who has spent months working hand-and-hand with Moore Center Early Intervention services, a former Granite State Independent Living employee, and a doctor of community economic development, I believe that our country can not actually realize equality until every citizen is given opportunity to live and work to their fullest potential and define success under their own terms. It is my priority to help shape legislation for NH that is based on community impact and input.
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