Lois R. Shea

Nonprofit hunger-relief agencies work to fill gaps as SNAP expires

Federal program that helps people purchase nutritious foods expected to be interrupted due to government shutdown. New Hampshire hunger-relief agencies will need additional support to meet increased need.

A life’s work in fighting poverty

Elsy Cipriani took the helm of the New Hampshire Food Bank during challenging times.

Remembering Jennifer Mitchell Perkins

Jen was a longtime Charitable Foundation staff member and a devoted mom, wife, sister, daughter, friend and colleague. Family and friends have established a charitable fund in her memory.

Purpose in community

Volunteers come together to make nature accessible to all.

Hope in community

Community mental health centers help our kids thrive.

Knowledge in community

Civics 101 teaches about the systems that make democracy work.

Strength in community

Building Community in New Hampshire welcomes New Americans home.

Joy in community

Community ‘super-connectors’ are bringing people together in the North Country.

Courage in community

New Hampshire Listens specializes in hard conversations — that are also productive.

Celebrating Pride from Nashua to Portsmouth to the White Mountains

Events are scheduled all over the state to celebrate and honor LGBTQ+ Pride Month.

Together we thrive: In our communities 2025

From increased programming for Special Olympics athletes in the North Country to cleanup support for Keene residents recovering from storm damage: A few examples of recent grants making a difference around the Granite State.

Sandy Pelletier, president and CEO of Gateways Community Services in Nashua

‘The right to a meaningful life’

Sandy Pelletier is president and CEO of Gateways Community Services in Nashua.