In community, there is joy. Purpose. Hope. Pride. Belonging. Love. In a challenging and tumultuous era, New Hampshire’s nonprofit organizations are redoubling their work in community, with great clarity of purpose.
We were thrilled to have hundreds of people from across New Hampshire join us at the Foundation’s 2025 Annual Meeting to learn about how people are coming together to help make New Hampshire a community where everyone can thrive.
We hope that you were as inspired as we were by the nonprofit leaders we heard from during the program: Cora-Lynn Hoppe of Rochester Child Care Center, Heidi Carrington Heath of NH Outright, and Jason Bonilla of the Equity Leaders Fellowship. Joe Morone and Dr. Dottie Morris, speaking on behalf of the Foundation’s Board of Directors, along with Foundation President and CEO Dick Ober, also shared valuable insights on strengthening communities and remaining steadfast in our purpose and values.
Foundation Vice President of Community Engagement and Impact Simon Delekta and Vice President of Donor Engagement and Philanthropy Services Melinda Mosier closed out the evening by sharing about Foundation initiatives to support the nonprofit sector and encouraging attendees to give to nonprofits through NH Gives, the single largest day of giving for nonprofits in the Granite State, hosted by the NH Center for Nonprofits.
Please enjoy and share these photos and video from the evening. Thank you for all you do for the New Hampshire community.
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