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Latest News and Stories

haron and her family now have stable housing thanks to CATCH Neighborhood Housing. (Photo by Cheryl Senter.)

A growing crisis

New Hampshire's housing crisis is not new, but it is severe. Nonprofits are working on multiple fronts to address it.

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Diversity is our strength

Christina Kim Philibotte is the chief equity officer for the Manchester School District. A Foundation grant to Manchester Proud helped support the creation of her position. She spoke to the Foundation’s Lois Shea about her work.

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Foundation opposes HB 1431

The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation believes that HB 1431, if passed, would prove detrimental to the health and safety of some of our most vulnerable children. Several components of this bill would undermine important relationships with teachers and mentors that can be a lifeline for young people, and would undercut our public schools.


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