Concord, NH – The Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (MassMutual) is giving away free $50,000 term life insurance policies to benefit children of working families throughout Concord New Hampshire. MassMutual pays all insurance premiums on the policies as part of the company’s philanthropic LifeBridgeSM program. Eligible parents and legal guardians may apply for this coverage during a public event on Wednesday, June 1, 2011 from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Friends of Forgotten Children office located at 224 Bog Road, Concord, NH. Eligible applicants should call Friends of Forgotten Children at 603-753-4801 to schedule their 15 minute appointment. Appointments are preferred.

"LifeBridge is a unique and important program and I am pleased to be bringing free life insurance to local families," said Andrew Barnes, Executive Director of Friends of Forgotten Children.

Tandy's Top Shelf began selling tickets this weekend to a First Night Event that promises to your ring in 2011 with panache and style.

"Combining great food, music, dancing, fundraising and lodging into one event was no small feat," says Brian Stephens who developed the concept. "Since we opened 6 months ago, we have learned how to throw a great party, then we launched a weekend buffet brunch.  Now we are partnering with local hotels to give people a complete package for New Year's Eve through to the afternoon of New Year's Day."

(Concord) - Friends of Forgotten Children has helped serve New Hampshire families for nearly 4 decades. With so much need during these tough economic times, this giving tradition is threatened with extinction.

Friends of Forgotten Children is launching a new program this holiday season, to make sure that every child is able to enjoy the magic of the season.

(Concord, NH) – On Friday January 29th members of the Concord Fire and Police departments delieverd bags and boxes full of gently worn coats and clothing to Friends of Forgotten Children. These men, who give so much of themselves, have been holding a drive to gain clothing for those less fortunate in the City they serve and protect.

During THESE DIFFICULT ECONOMIC TIMES more and more people are in need of assistance for the basic necessities of food, clothing and personal items. This is extremely taxing, considering that fewer people HAVE MONEY TO PART WITH, no matter how worthy the cause.

Friends of Forgotten Children is proud to announce in conjunction with the Greater Concord Interfaith Council, its participation in the 50th annual Lenten Luncheons.

On March 28th at 10am, Friends of Forgotten Children will be holding its annual bowl-a-thon, at Boutwell's bowling center on North State St in Concord.

Concord, New Hampshire, November 8, 2007 - Ten sailors assigned to the Navy's fast attack submarine USS New Hampshire delivered over 250 food items collected from a food drive on their base in Groton, CT to the Friends of Forgotten Children (FOFC) this past weekend. Two representatives of the Family Readiness Group accompanied their husbands on their five hour round trip to assist in the delivery. Upon their arrival, in true US Navy tradition, the sailors were "piped aboard" to the US Navy song "Anchor's Aweigh" by newly assigned Executive Director William Dearborn of Epsom on the bagpipes.