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Hundreds of nonprofits are expected to participate in NH Gives - an initiative of the NH Center for Nonprofits - a powerful, statewide, 24-hour online fundraising event that is designed to build community, connect donors to local nonprofits and generate excitement about the nonprofit sector. “We’re encouraging nonprofits across New Hampshire to be part of the state’s largest day-of-giving,” said Kathleen Reardon, CEO of the NH Center for Nonprofits. “Nonprofits continue to step up to meet the needs of our communities and NH Gives provides a unique opportunity to galvanize support for them.” NH Gives provides nonprofits from every corner of New Hampshire with a platform to draw attention to their missions and let potential donors know how they can help in their own communities. Any 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit serving New Hampshire communities can participate in the day. Eligible organizations must register on www.NHGives.org prior to May 23.  Registered nonprofits receive training and marketing support. Now in its seventh year, NH Gives has raised more than $8.7 million since it started, connecting thousands of donors with hundreds of nonprofits.

Generous Granite Staters come together to contribute $3.7 million to local nonprofits during state’s single largest day of giving Concord - A record $3.7 million was raised in just 24 hours for New Hampshire nonprofits through NH Gives, an online giving event created by the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits. More than 13,000 generous Granite Staters came together to contribute from 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 8, to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, June 9.

The NH Center for Nonprofits announces the recipients of its 2021 Nonprofit Impact Awards to be presented at a virtual celebration on April 22. Cross Roads House and Building Community in New Hampshire (BCNH) will receive Nonprofit Impact Awards.  The Harvard Pilgrim Healthy Community Impact Award will be awarded to Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County (aka St. Joseph Community Services). Sylvia Dow, Executive Director of Visions for Creative Housing Solutions, and Amy Moore, Program Director for In-Home Care at Ascentria Care Alliance, will receive New Hampshire Impact Awards. Barry Brensinger will receive the Board Impact Award.

WHEN THE COVID-19 pandemic struck, New Hampshire’s nonprofit organizations did what had to be done: they adapted — and kept meeting their missions.