With a home and enough to eat, families can thrive
January 13, 2025
Meeting urgent needs while addressing root issues
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Our shared work now
January 9, 2025
It has never been more important to look outward, to embrace a shared imperative to build communities of care and belonging, to protect the most vulnerable, to try to heal community fractures.
Scholarship created for Nashua students studying for trade credentials
December 30, 2024
Nashua Class of 1963 Vocational Education Scholarship Fund will help young people who are studying for an industry certificate or credential in trades from advanced manufacturing to HVAC to electrical technology to health sciences.
Stories of challenge + hope
December 27, 2024
The latest issue of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation’s Purpose newsletter is now available.
Request for Proposals: Program consultant for Artist Advancement Grant
November 20, 2024
The Charitable Foundation is seeking a program consultant to manage the annual Piscataqua Region Artist Advancement Grant process. Proposals are due by Wednesday, December 18.
Foundation welcomes five new board members
October 30, 2024
George Bald, Peter Bergh, Jada Keye Hebra, Dottie Morris and Jenny Williams have joined the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation’s 16-member board of directors.
Aris Moore awarded 2024 Artist Advancement Grant
October 10, 2024
Portsmouth artist is recipient of grant that helps cultivate the Piscataqua Region’s arts community, boost artists’ careers and helps keep them living and working in the area.
Foundation files ‘friend of the court’ brief in ConVal case
October 1, 2024
Foundation encourages the court to uphold the fundamental right of every child in New Hampshire to receive an adequate education.
Nurturing the next generation of leaders
September 25, 2024
Gregory Williams of ADAPT, on how that organization is helping young people to develop confidence and resilience.
Here for the good of communities and people — since 1901
September 25, 2024
Anne Truslow of the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests on how that organization is protecting and managing land for climate resilience as well as recreation, advocating for policy and funding, and engaging people in the outdoors.
Creating a new center of community
September 25, 2024
Jason Tors of The Loading Dock in Littleton, which has created space for the community to connect around a shared appreciation of the arts.
Here for Good: Connections, conversations, inspiration
September 25, 2024
We were excited to welcome more than 350 people to three community events this fall to celebrate “Here for Good.” New connections were made, new ideas and collaborations sparked, old connections rekindled.