New Hampshire nonprofits make the New Hampshire community a better place for everyone. Nonprofits do everything from mentoring young people to caring for elders, from providing opportunities to engage with the arts to making sure natural resources are conserved and outdoor experiences are accessible to all. Nonprofits are working on solutions for some of the most critical issues of our times — from the housing and child care crises to polarization in our communities to the opioid epidemic.
In return, nonprofits ask for help so they can keep providing the thousands of services and programs that make New Hampshire better for everyone.
The 2024 Charitable Giving Guide includes profiles of some New Hampshire nonprofits, plus an article by the Charitable Foundation’s Melinda Mosier on tips for ways businesses of all sizes can give to support the nonprofits that support the New Hampshire community.
The Charitable Foundation is a founding partner of the Giving Guide, and a sponsor of the annual publication.
Kudos to New Hampshire Business Review for encouraging people to give.
Click the guide below to preview the digital edition.
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