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Thank You. InDepthNH Reaches $5,000 Independent News Double Donation Goal

By Nancy West | July 10, 2024

Some of the folks who bring you InDepthNH.org - Paula Tracy, Nancy West, Garry Rayno, Susan Dromey Heeter, Wayne King, and Montana West

Dear Friends,

We have reached our $5,000 match goal to double your donation celebrating Independent News and Independence Day. Thank you! We really appreciate your help as your donations will help us find a path to a sustainable future.

We have been blowing our own horn since July 1 because of this awesome fundraiser brought to us by Don Burns in honor of his wife Katy Burns, a well-known Concord Monitor columnist who died last November.

Don started the Katy Burns Local Journalism Fund that will help make sure local news doesn’t go away in New Hampshire.

We are growing fast and we hope you will keep donating when you can. We will have another double donation called NewsMatch in November and December and anytime our readers would like to start a match drive of any amount of more than $1,000.

You can always donate here to help InDepthNH.org any time: https://indepthnh.org/donate/ checks to NH Center for Public Interest Journalism, 38 Edgewater Drive, Barrington, NH 03825, EIN Number 812266973.

I plan to continue telling you more about how we operate and hope you will email any questions you have to nancywestnews@gmail.com.

Thanks again, Nancy West

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