Studio 550 is hosting its annual spring cleaning sale from March 23-28 from 12-8 p.m. daily. Pottery sales will benefit the International Institute of New England, the Art for All Scholarship Fund, and local makers.
On Tuesday, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen Committee on Community Improvement tabled a request by the Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success to reduce its rent at 434 Lake Ave. in the hopes of avoiding cuts to their services.
Nearly half of the state’s renters have housing costs that make them “cost-burdened,” with nearly a quarter paying 50% of their monthly income for housing, according to the latest figures from the American Community Survey.
A six-figure contribution from casino gaming revenue is coming at the right time for the state’s only program that focuses on helping justice-involved woman and female veterans in recovery rebuild their lives – right as Dismas Home of New Hampshire gears up to open a new 20-bed home.
Mill Falls Montessori Charter School — New Hampshire’s first public (tuition-free) Montessori school — is making a final call for families to apply for the 2026 Lottery Enrollment Period.
New Hampshire’s nonprofit sector employs nearly one in seven Granite Staters and delivers essential services in every community across the state. A new statewide campaign, “Nonprofits Get It Done For NH,” aims to spotlight that impact and amplify the voices of the 9,900 nonprofits serving residents every day.
New Hampshire based nonprofit Nourish New England reports its first annual New Hampshire World Christmas Market (NHWCM) was a success, raising money to help fight food insecurity across the state.
A new nonprofit community newspaper, The Amherst Bear, has launched with a mission to restore consistent, accessible, and locally-rooted journalism for the town of Amherst.
“Manchester’s West Side is home to a quarter of our city’s population, yet so many families here face significant challenges from higher levels of poverty to limited access to essential resources and services,” said John Skevington, chief executive officer of Catholic Medical Center. “This project reflects our focused commitment to strengthening communities by making childcare and healthcare more accessible and affordable for families.”
The New Hampshire Oral Health Coalition is thrilled to announce that it received over $15,000 in charitable gaming proceeds following its run at Revo Casino and Social House in Keene.