NeighborWorks Week 2020

While we were unable to gather in person for this year's NeighborWorks Week, we hosted a week-long "thank you" campaign online throughout the week of June 6-13! Thank you to everyone who participated! 

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Masquerade Gala and 30th Anniversary Celebration

A HUGE thank you to everyone who attended, supported, and contributed to CATCH's 30th anniversary masquerade gala! It was a great success and we are truly grateful to all of the people who helped create such a phenomenal inaugural event. We look forward to creating a bigger and even better event in 2021!

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In the mean time, if you were unable to attend the masquerade for any reason, we invite you to participate in the online portion of our "art gallery walk" below! This artwork was created by local artists in response to the theme of, "What does home mean to you?" Everything below is for sale with proceeds supporting CATCH! Please reach out to Erin at Eschaick@catchhousing.org if you are interested in purchasing anything. Thank you!

This piece was created by Karen Davies, a CATCH resident! About this piece, Karen says, "I like to read about art history. Using clean water based acrylic paint I try to paint in their style, while my style is Norman Rockwell-like. I cried when I realized what Georges Rouault (1871-1958 Paris) had done. Almost Pope-like expressions of sympathy for humanity in some of his works."

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Price: Make an offer! 

"Forever Home" by Taylor Duhaime

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My painting is a bright painting of a woman in jeans with a house tucked into her back pocket. A quality living situation is critical for your health and well being. At any given time, what was once quality can disintegrate. So the strongest home is a home that can exist within the shelter of any four walls; it is one that you can carry in your back pocket from one place to another. When we trust that our sense of home isn't tied to a specific place we can fearlessly pursue the healthier living situation at any given moment. 

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Price: $125

"The Farm" by Linda Graham

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In this painting, home is an iconic farm, on a hill under a brilliant sky, with abundance all around. Home represents our dreams of those same things, wherever we find it. I have used gold for the sky indicating reverence. 

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Price: $550

"Not a place but a people" by Aaron Cooper

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Home is important to me because it provides an area of safety and love which I always feel when I'm around those I care about. The piece communicates the importance of home because in today's society, shelter is necessary but an additional level of emotional support is required at the end of the day with mental health issues on the rise. 

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Price: $225

"3 pieces of animal habitats native to New Hampshire"

by Kathy Sullivan

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Home is important to me because of freedom of expression. These three pieces of the owl, frogs, and fox represent security and family.

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Price: $150 each

Please contact us if you are interested in purchasing any of the beautiful artwork to support CATCH's programs! 

A huge thank you to our event sponsors:

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Lead Sponsor:

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Gold Mask Sponsors

Milestone Engineering & Construction

Norton Insurance Agency/HUB International

People's United Bank

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Silver Mask Sponsors

Bangor Savings Bank

Bank of New Hampshire

Cambridge Trust

Dutton Outdoor Services

Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston

Franklin Savings Bank

Nathan Wechsler & Company

NeighborWorks America

New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority

Nobis Group

Northeast Delta Dental

Otis Atwell

Sanel NAPA

Sheehan Phinney

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Bronze Mask Sponsors

Bar Harbor Bank & Trust

Concord Regional VNA

Credere Associates

Eversource

Harvard Pilgrim Health Care

Havenwood-Heritage Heights

Irish Electric

Jeanine Tousignant & Company

McLane Middleton

Mutual of America                                                                      

Northway Bank

Orr & Reno

Sulloway & Hollis

St. Mary's Bank

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