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NFP Chapter & Affiliate
Contact Information

Omaha Chapter Contact: Mark Welsch
nfpomaha@nebraskansforpeace.org or 402-453-0776

Lincoln Chapter Contact: Nfp Office
nfpstate@nebraskansforpeace.org or 402-475-4620

UNO Chapter Contact: Candella Foley-Finchem
c.ing.the.light@gmail.com or 712-520-4298

UNL Chapter Contact: Rachel Gehringer-Wiar & Jenny Holm
nebraskansforpeace.unl@gmail.com

Nebraska Wesleyan Chapter Contact: Jeff Mohr
jmohr@nebrwesleyan.edu or 402-465-2425

Crete Chapter Contact: Pat Wikel
robert.wikel@doane.edu or 402-826-4818

Central Nebraska Peace Workers (Grand Island, Hastings,
Superior, Sheldon, Belgrade) Contact: Charles Richardson
ceryf@windstream.net or 402-462-4794

Kearney Chapter Contact: Marsha Fangmeyer
mefangmeyer@frontiernet.net or 308-380-2062

Southwest Nebraska Chapter
(Ogallala, Madrid) Contact: Dennis Demmel
dennisdemmel@hotmail.com or 308-352-4078

Scottsbluff Chapter Contact: Byron Peterson
bpete37@hotmail.com or 308-783-1412

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