Recognition of Kathy Nichols as May's Granite Stater of the Month
May 19, 2026
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The Frame
This document serves as an official of public commendation for a private citizen's volunteer contributions to disability support services in New Hampshire.
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Kathy Nichols
She is the subject of an official Congressional tribute.
Future In Sight
The organization received public recognition in the Congressional Record.
Last recorded activity May 19, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- Kathy Nichols was named May's Granite Stater of the Month by Senator Maggie Hassan.
- Kathy Nichols has volunteered with Future In Sight since retiring in 2021.
- Nichols has provided nearly 300 rides to 20 clients.
- Nichols has contributed over 800 hours of volunteer time.
- Nichols has driven approximately 9,000 miles to assist community members.
- Future In Sight provides transportation, assistive technology, and training to visually impaired individuals.
Why It Matters
This document serves as an official of public commendation for a private citizen's volunteer contributions to disability support services in New Hampshire.
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The document highlights a trend of using the Congressional Record to spotlight local nonprofit support for disability services.
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