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Event: An Opportunity to Visit LAH Founder’s Home & History

Event: An Opportunity to Visit LAH Founder’s Home & History

by Lend A Hand Society Communications Team | Sep 14, 2022 | Events, News

Thank you to Kenneth Woodcock and his team for graciously hosting and presenting several of our donors with an opportunity to learn more about LAH’s founder, Edward Everett Hale’s homestead in Matunuck, RI. It was a special day with a visit to Hale House and its...

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