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New Hampshire Nonprofit Emergency Relief Fund awards announced

Fund of the Governor's Office for Emergency Relief and Recovery awards nearly $40 million to 496 New Hampshire nonprofits.

Ammonoosuc River, Bethlehem, NH. (Courtesy photo.)

NH Charitable Foundation awards more than $1.2 million in grants to support river and watershed conservation

Projects will help improve water quality, habitat, biodiversity, and flood resilience in Connecticut River watershed.

Esther and Bill Levy (center and right) with a guide on a fishing trip. (Courtesy photo.)

New Hampshire Charitable Foundation announces six scholarship recipients for the Bill and Esther Levy Scholarship Fund

The Bill and Esther Levy Scholarships support students from A. Crosby Kennett High School in Conway — awarding $66,500 in scholarships in 2020.

Details announced for NH Nonprofit Emergency Relief Fund

$60 million state fund from CARES Act allocation will help nonprofits continue to meet important missions for NH communities

New Hampshire poets Maura MacNeil and Ewa Chrusciel read with four new immigrant writers as part of the New Hampshire Humanities' “New Voices” project. Nawras Altaher, Federica Odetti, Fatima Ejam, and Sophia Bomba presented original poetry about home and the journeys of their lives. (Courtesy photo.)

New Hampshire Charitable Foundation grants nearly $3.2 million in operating support to nonprofits

Funding from Foundation's Community Grants program is focused on providing multiyear operating support to nonprofits working all over New Hampshire.

Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund announces more than $210,000 in grants to support efforts in the North Country

Hikers exploring the Cohos Trail in Pittsburg will cross bogs using new bridges — and leave vegetation intact. The City of Berlin will update its master plan. Teachers in Colebrook will get the tools they need to support the social and emotional well-being of their students. And more

High school students participating in the Dartmouth Dragonfly Mercury Project — which engages high school students across the region to collect dragonfly larvae at national parks in the Upper Valley so they can be tested for mercury. (Courtesy photo.)

Nearly $300,000 in grants will support place-based ecology education

The Wellborn Ecology Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation supports place-based ecology education in the Upper Valley region of New Hampshire and Vermont

2019 scholarship recipients for the Bill and Esther Levy Scholarship Fund. Left to right: Emmet Mayer, Glen; Megan Martin, Conway; Samantha Johnson, Conway; and Christine Thompson, president of the Pequawket Foundation. (Courtesy photo.)

New Hampshire Charitable Foundation announces three scholarship recipients for the Bill and Esther Levy Scholarship Fund

The Bill and Esther Levy Scholarships support students from A. Crosby Kennett High School in Conway — awarding $62,000 in scholarships in 2019

Northern Forest Canoe Trail, post work paddle on the Connecticut River. (Courtesy photo.)

Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund announces more than $350,000 in grants to support efforts in the North Country

Adventure seekers will learn about mountain-biking opportunities in Coös County thanks to a new marketing campaign. A local theatre will entertain thousands of guests with live performances and film. And more

New scholarship fund will help Bethlehem residents pursue career training

The Fresh Tracks Medallion Fund is the newest of 26 Medallion scholarship funds open to learners of any age who are training in the trades or pursuing certifications in emerging technical sectors and other high-growth occupations

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

The Community Practitioners Network Class of 2018 (left to right) back row: Brian Bresnahan of Groveton; Kristen van Bergen of Lancaster; Kara Hunter of Berlin; Dave Harkless of Littleton; Karl Stone of Franconia; Kristan Knowlton of Berlin; Gabriel Perkins of Bethel, ME; front row: Carole Martin of Rockland, Maine (facilitator); Brian LaPerle of Colebrook; Samantha Canton of Groveton; Abby Evankow of Gorham; Michelle Moren-Grey of Bethlehem. Not pictured Kassie Eafrati of Berlin.

Applicants sought for Community Practitioners Network: a leadership program for the North Country

Program of Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund helps build and strengthen network of local leaders and enhance community and economic development

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