Nonprofit Insider September 2011 Archives
Two NH Nonprofit Organizations Recognized for Exceptional Management Practices
Concord, NH - Home Healthcare, Hospice and Community Services, of Keene, and Nashua Pastoral Care Center have been named the 2011 recipients of The Corporate Fund Award for Excellence in Nonprofit Management. The awards were presented at the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits’ annual Leadership Summit held last Friday in Concord. Read more... Juliana Eades Honored with Horace Mann Spirit of Service Award
Concord – Juliana Eades, executive director of the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund (Community Loan Fund), will receive the Horace Mann Spirit of Service Citizen’s Award at a dinner at Antioch University New England (AUNE) Friday night, September 16. Read more... Habitat for Humanity Names Executive Director
Southeast NH Habitat for Humanity, the Portsmouth-based nonprofit that has been building affordable houses for qualified, hard-working families for 19 years, has named Jonathan Miller as its Executive Director. Read more... 2010/2011 New Hampshire Kids Count Data Book
The 2010/2011 New Hampshire Kids Count Data Book, released last month by Children's Alliance of New Hampshire, uses 33 unique indicators of child wellbeing to tell the story of New Hampshire's children. The report celebrates New Hampshire successes as well as illustrating its shortcomings, providing a roadmap for policy makers and advocates to use in their work. Read more... Goodwill Industries of Northern New England Announces Anna Eleanor Roosevelt as CEO
Goodwill Industries of Northern New England announces Anna Eleanor Roosevelt as its new Chief Executive Officer. She will provide strategic guidance for Goodwill’s programs and retail stores in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. Read more... Home Care Association names new CEO
Gina M. Balkus to succeed Susan Young as the next CEO of the Home Care Association of New Hampshire
A resident of Nashua, Gina is presently Director of Government Relations at Dartmouth-Hitchcock, where she has been responsible for developing and implementing strategy to enhance public policy involvement for Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and the 1100-physician Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic. Previous to joining Dartmouth-Hitchcock in 1999, Gina was Vice President for Public Affairs at the New Hampshire Hospital Association from 1990-1999, and Director of Public Relations at NHHA from 1986-89. There she was responsible for state and federal advocacy, public relations and marketing, as well as coordination of the NHHA annual meetings. She received her BA from Dartmouth College, and was a Fullbright Scholar at the University of Warsaw, Poland.
Science Center Honors Retirees; Elects New Board Members and Officers
The Squam Lakes Natural Science Center in Holderness recently honored six retiring trustees for their dedicated service on the Board of Trustees: Alexandra T. Breed, George Carr, John Gephart, Michael O’Leary, Bob Ritz, and Bob Snelling. Four officers were elected unanimously to serve one-year terms, commencing with election: Chair Lawrence Beeson, Holderness; Vice Chair Nancy Beck, Holderness; Treasurer Bruce Whitmore, Holderness; and Secretary John Fernandes, Ashland. Re-elected unanimously to serve three-year terms commencing with election were trustees Arthur McGinnes, of Center Harbor and Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts and David Merrill of Weston, Massachusetts. Harriet R. Harris of Holderness and Dover, Massachusetts; William F. Lee, Jr. of Meredith; and Lea A. Stewart of Campton were unanimously elected as new trustees to serve three-year terms, commencing with election.
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