New Hampshire nonprofits make our communities stronger every day — providing everything from workforce housing to health care, early childhood education, arts and culture opportunities and protection of our natural and cultural resources. Nonprofits make New Hampshire a better place to live, work and play.
New Hampshire Business Review’s fifth annual giving guide showcases the depth and breadth of New Hampshire’s nonprofit sector and provides information and inspiration for giving and volunteering to help those organizations that do so much to make New Hampshire better for everyone.
The 2020 Charitable Giving Guide includes profiles of New Hampshire nonprofits, plus articles about why core mission support is the best support you can give; how Mainstay Technologies applies “conscious capitalism” to its mission; how People’s United Community Foundation is dedicating New Hampshire grantmaking to helping children thrive; and how one Nashua family is planning to make sure their charitable dollars can do the most good now — and in the future.
The Charitable Foundation is a founding partner of the Giving Guide, and sponsors the annual publication. This year’s sponsors also include Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health, Harvard-Pilgrim Health Care, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and Kennebunk Savings.
Kudos to New Hampshire Business Review for inspiring people to give.
Click on the image of the guide below to preview the digital edition.
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