The Foundation’s purpose is to make New Hampshire a more just, sustainable and vibrant community where everyone can thrive. Our strategic plan “Together We Thrive” focuses on equity, racial justice and economic security to advance that goal.
In addition to behavioral health, early childhood, and education, Together We Thrive prioritizes two more standalone initiatives: basic human needs and the environment. We also have ongoing programmatic priorities that will cut across these five initiatives, including civic health, scholarships and a racial justice fund to name three.
To better guide program management and evaluation of this work, the Foundation is seeking a consultant to develop a practical, non-prescriptive planning and implementation framework. The final product would be a framework and process that Foundation staff would deploy, not programmatic plans or evaluation of the Foundation’s work.
Learn more about this work in the RFP below.
Read Full Request for Proposal [PDF]
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