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2018 Charitable Giving Guide

2018 Charitable Giving Guide

2018 Charitable Giving Guide provides resources, inspiration

New Hampshire Business Review publishes guide for philanthropic opportunities

By Lois R. Shea, Senior Writer and Communications Officer  |  

Looking for strategies and inspiration for charitable giving in the Granite State?

Check out the 2018 Charitable Giving Guide, published by New Hampshire Business Review. This year’s issue includes profiles of New Hampshire nonprofits, plus a how-to by the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation’s Richard Peck about creating a culture of giving in your business, and articles about how New Hampshire businesses like Associated Grocers of New England and AG Supermarkets and Pax World Funds are doing strategic giving that strengthens communities.

The Charitable Foundation is a proud sponsor of the Giving Guide, along with the Red River Charitable Foundation, Sheehan Phinney, the Concord Hospital Trust, Dartmouth-Hitchcock and the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits.

Kudos to New Hampshire Business Review for inspiring people to give.

Click the guide below to preview the digital edition.

 

 


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