"Aid to the Elderly" was this year's theme for all charitable and fund raising programs volunteered by the Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Haverhill office, servicing southern NH and the Merrimack Valley of MA. A percentage of every financial transaction is donated to serve the community needs. This year the associates also held luncheons, collected food for pantries, and sold crafts to achieve their goals. Receiving a check for distribution is Kingston Police Chief Donald Briggs from Coldwell Banker agent Cindy Alberts, and administrators Cheri Butler and Ann Marie Mason.
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