Alexander: Grady Sexton Has Proven She Can Deliver Real Solutions For Concord

CONCORD, NH — My name is Andrea Alexander, proud Founder and President of Concord Kind, a local non-profit 501(c)3.

Concord Kind promotes positivity in our local community and we help support anyone in need with special focus on our unhoused. Amanda Grady Sexton has been a huge support with providing resources to not only myself, but also my group. She has helped me understand how certain entities operate and how they provide support to the Concord community.

I am proud to support Amanda Grady for re-election as City Councilor At-Large.

Amanda’s deep investment in our city is clear in everything she does. She is committed to making Concord a place where every person can thrive, and she works tirelessly to strengthen our community for every person, including our most vulnerable unhoused residents. Whenever I’ve had a question about city government, Amanda has been quick to respond, offering thoughtful insight and practical guidance. Her get-it-done attitude is exactly what we need on the council.

I have seen firsthand how Amanda works with our unhoused to help find them stable housing and the resources they need in order to become economically independent, so they can give back to the community. This is a goal of so many of our unhoused, who simply need someone to help them to find ways to rebuild. With safe housing and supports, this can become a reality. Amanda seeks connections with people from all walks of life and looks for common ground so we can move forward together. That’s how real solutions are found, and Amanda has proven she can deliver them.

With Amanda at the table, we know our city is in steady, compassionate, and capable hands. I encourage Concord residents to join me in voting for Amanda Grady for City Councilor At-Large. Concord is stronger and kinder with her leadership.

Andrea Alexander is the founder of Concord Kind