Every June 3rd, we invite our whole community to give the day away by spending an entire day loving and serving our neighbors. From coming alongside community partners, to doing yard work for those in need or encouraging neighbors who need it most, there are so many ways to love the 603! We’re looking for people just like you to join a team on June 3rd. Look at the options below and sign up for one that sounds like a good fit! Please keep in mind that all ideas are still in progress as 6/03 Day approaches. A leader will be in touch over the next few weeks with all the info you need to know. Thanks so much!

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"For the entire law is fulfilled in keeping this one command: Love your neighbor as yourself." Galatians 5:14

T E A M S

(TEAM FULL!) Carolee Churchill & Georgeann Lytle: Serve at Southern New Hampshire Rescue Mission by painting, cleaning and planting flowers. Youth 14+ with a parent welcome!

(TEAM FULL!) Kim Daugirda-Seguin, Melissa Martin & Taylor Kudalis: Serve at Hope Center for Women in Nashua by painting the exterior of the building, cleaning the yard, as well as projects for kids to get involved serving our community. Families welcome!

(TEAM FULL!) Emma, Michelle & Dan Fraser: Offering free photo shoots and a community cookout for seniors, foster families and others who might not have access to a photographer

(TEAM FULL!) Kerry Coughlin & Janet Lee: Loving our neighbors in local nursing homes by providing care packages and fun activities

(TEAM FULL!) Casey Keefe: Celebrating Parkside Middle School’s girl’s soccer team by creating care packages ahead of June 3rd

(TEAM FULL!) Doc & Dorothy Chronister: Providing needed supplies to our neighbors experiencing homelessness in Manchester

Mark Papp: Giving out popsicles at Neighborwork’s Block Party in Manchester

Kellie Cameron & Elisa Johnson: Doing yard work, building shelves and organizing spaces at Revive in Manchester, a drop-in center for women experiencing homelessness, exploitation and domestic violence

Jacqui Bateson: Honoring local police and fire departments

John Doubleday: Painting the blacktop at Reeds Ferry School so all kids can have access to fun outside. Families welcome!

Jess Mello: Partnering with teams to create opportunities for kids of all ages to serve on 6/03 Day. Decorating bags for those experiencing homelessness and building packs at the Depot in the morning. Families welcome!

Camden Papp, Miles Benzing, CJ Lytle, Jack Lytle & Jay Martin: Help neighbors in need with yard work; Creating packs and passing out lunches and other needed items to those experiencing homelessness. Middle and high school students welcome!