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Pictured (left to right): Lara Quiroga, Director of Strategic Initiatives for Children, Manchester Community Health Center; Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig; Richard Ober, President and CEO, New Hampshire Charitable Foundation; Kris McCracken, CEO and President, Manchester Community Health Center; and Christina Lachance, Director of Early Childhood and Family Initiatives. (Photo by Cheryl Senter.)

NH Charitable Foundation makes $175,000 grant to help Manchester’s children thrive

Grant part of the Charitable Foundation’s 10-year New Hampshire Tomorrow initiative to increase opportunities for young people in need

ACLU-NH Policy Director Jeanne Hruska (center) confers with colleagues Gilles Bissonnette and Devon Chafee at the State House. (Photo by Cheryl Senter.)

To protect and defend civil liberties

Jeanne Hruska, ACLU-NH's policy director, is a policy wonk with a tenacious streak

A New Life program is helping moms and babies thrive

Moms and babies affected by the state's opioid crisis are getting wraparound treatment and services in a midwife-created program at North Conway's Memorial Hospital

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  • $596 MILLIONGrants and scholarships since 1962
  • $46 MILLIONGrants and scholarships in 2017
  • $57 MILLIONCharitable gifts received in 2017

The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation manages a growing collection of nearly 2,000 philanthropic funds created by generous individuals, families and businesses. These donors make it possible for the Foundation to award more than $40 million in grants and scholarships every year.

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