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George Bald, Peter Bergh, Jada Keye Hebra, Dottie Morris and Jenny Williams have joined the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation’s 16-member board of directors.
On November 21, 6:30 p.m. at the NH Institute of Politics, Saint Anselm College the third event in the three-part series will include an expert led discussion on how we can work together to make necessary changes to how we deal with smart phones in our schools.
A New Hampshire nonprofit organization is working to eliminate PTSD for as many sufferers as possible—particularly those in public service.
A recent open house and ribbon cutting was held at 130 Silver St. in Manchester to celebrate the opening of the first Opportunity Center, operated by Community Action Partnership Hillsborough and Rockingham Counties.
Co-authors Terry Farish and Lochan Sharma, in partnership with Building Community in New Hampshire, are hosting a discussion about immigration and belonging in New Hampshire on Saturday, November 9, 2024, from 4 – 6 p.m. at the Bookery in Manchester. The discussion will center around their newly released book, Go Home, a YA novel that explores identity, community, and belonging through the lens of three teenagers.
Just Flow Events & Marketing, a full-service strategic marketing agency, has expanded its Manchester-based team with the addition of three new staff members.
New Hampshire Public Radio’s podcast Civics 101 is now embedded within the civic engagement curriculum at Southern New Hampshire University, a private, nonprofit higher education institution serving more 196,000 students online and 4,000 students on campus in Manchester, N.H.
Every fall, the credit union allows New Hampshire nonprofits to request up to 300 “Stay Warm” bags, each filled with a blanket, hat, scarf and gloves to distribute to any individuals who may need them. Now in its fifth year, Service Credit Union has raised the total amount of available bags to 7,000 to help fill the needs of its community partners. Currently, just under 1,000 bags remain to be claimed by nonprofits.
Manchester Makerspace is always looking for new, unique classes to offer and the new line-up does not disappoint.
The Office of Youth Services (OYS) and the Manchester Youth Council are proud to announce the launch of their Holiday Toiletry Drive, which aims to support unhoused families in Manchester during the holiday season.