Statewide

Foundation files ‘friend of the court’ brief in ConVal case

October 1, 2024

Foundation encourages the court to uphold the fundamental right of every child in New Hampshire to receive an adequate education.

For advisors: planning for sunset of Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

September 12, 2024

The sunsetting of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act may have a significant impact on income and estate taxes. Here are some ways for advisors to start considering estate and tax planning strategies, including techniques that incorporate charitable planning.

Shereen Badawy teaches French at Southside Middle School in Manchester, NH. (Photo by Cheryl Senter)

Creating a pathway for aspiring teachers

September 3, 2024

New Hampshire needs teachers. This project helps people earn credentials.

Andres Mejia standing in front of the Charitable Foundation's 37 Pleasant Street office in Concord, NH. (Photo by Cheryl Senter).

Meet Andres Mejia

August 27, 2024

Andres Mejia joined the Foundation in June as Director of Organizational Learning and Talent Development. He talked to the Foundation’s Lois Shea about the importance of making sure communities work for everyone.

Participants at a recent “Climate Café” in Sutton, NH, hosted by NH Healthy Climate. (Photo by Cheryl Senter)

Taking a stand on climate

August 14, 2024

Why health care workers are speaking up about climate change.

Darryl and Michelle were helped by expanded Medicaid. (Photo by Cheryl Senter)

Expanding Medicaid changed lives

August 6, 2024

How a push to change policy got people the care they needed.

Making voter registration a rite of passage

August 1, 2024

New Hampshire students organize to bring voter registration to school.

The New Hampshire Charitable Board of Directors, left to right: Ritu Ullal, Hollis; Joseph Morone, New Castle, Chair; Barbara Couch, Hanover, Vice Chair; Sarah Mattson Dustin, Contoocook, Treasurer; Pawn Nitichan, Dover; Richard Ober, Dublin; JerriAnne Boggis, Milford; Evelyn Aissa, Concord, Secretary; Kristin Girald, Rye. Not pictured: Bobbie Bagley, Nashua; Laurie Gabriel, Jackson. (Photo by Cheryl Senter)

‘Here for good,’ a message from our board and CEO

July 30, 2024

New Hampshire’s statewide community foundation was launched in 1962. The era was one of both challenge and peril — but also of audacious optimism, and belief in what was possible. We again find ourselves again in an era of complex challenges. Challenges in decades to come may be more complex yet. The Charitable Foundation will be here. For good.

Randall Nielsen and friends at Queerlective’s Concord, NH, studio.

Here for Good

July 25, 2024

The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation's 2023 annual report, "Here for Good," tells stories of how people around the state are addressing some of today's critical issues — from climate change to voting access, from health care to child care. The report is available online, and printed copies will be mailed soon. Please join us to continue the conversation at events in September.

Participants on a field trip with the Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust

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