United Way of Greater Nashua offers events to support local programs

Key Takeaways:

• United Way of Greater Nashua is hosting two November fundraising events
• The “Care-E-Oke” competition takes place on Saturday, Nov. 8
• The “Betting on the Community” Poker Hand Pub Crawl is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 15
• Both events aim to combine fun, friends, and fundraising
• Proceeds will go toward supporting local programs

An Invitation to Community Support

United Way of Greater Nashua is once again rallying local residents to come together for a good cause. This November, the organization will host two events that promise a healthy mix of fun and civic engagement.

Care-E-Oke: Singing for a Purpose

Scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 8, the “Care-E-Oke” competition invites individuals and groups to belt out their favorite tunes. United Way promotes this gathering as an opportunity to enjoy a night of song and camaraderie. By tapping into the community’s enthusiasm, the event underscores the idea that bringing people together for cheerful entertainment can go hand in hand with raising funds.

Betting on the Community: Poker Hand Pub Crawl

Just a week later, on Saturday, Nov. 15, the “Betting on the Community” Poker Hand Pub Crawl takes over the city’s social scene. Participants explore various local venues, building a poker hand along the way. Emphasizing the playful, casino-inspired feel while keeping the spotlight on contributing to meaningful local causes, this event mixes fun, friends, and philanthropy.

Why It Matters

Both November events highlight the United Way of Greater Nashua’s commitment to helping community programs thrive. By tapping into festive, competitive spirits—through either singing or poker—residents can contribute directly to local needs while enjoying a memorable day out.