Community Engagement Friends of Forgotten Children has a strong local presence with a dedicated volunteer base and a focus on serving low-income and at-risk families, presenting opportunities to collaborate on community support programs and local outreach initiatives.

Resource Expansion The organization operates one of the largest food pantries in New Hampshire and provides clothing and holiday gifts, which suggests potential for partnerships to enhance the supply chain, expand resource offerings, or introduce innovative distribution solutions.

Potential Funding Growth Although current funding details are not specified, the organization's longstanding history and community impact indicate opportunities to explore new funding channels, grants, or donor engagement strategies to support expansion and sustainability.

Volunteer-Centric Model As a 100% volunteer-run entity with a modest team size, there is scope to introduce technology-driven volunteer management solutions or training programs, opening doors for organizations specializing in nonprofit operational efficiency tools.

Partnership Opportunities Given the organization’s role as a conduit for human services and its established relationships with community organizations, there is potential for strategic alliances with tech firms, service providers, or corporate sponsors to enhance service delivery and community impact.