To inform the public about the condition of new hampshire public schools and their funding to advocate for changes to make the system more equitable for student and taxpayers alike and, if necessary, to prosecute, manage, control, and/or participate in a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the system for funding education in new hampshire.

The society for the protection of new hampshire forests was founded in 1901 to protect the state's most important landscapes and promote the wise use of its natural resources.

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Volunteer nh's mission is to engage communities to solve local challenges through volunteerism.

The mission is to represent its members in advancing substance use prevention, treatment and recovery through public policy, leadership, professional development, and quality member services.

To foster national amateur softball competition.

To promote the research and developement of new sources of energy

Strengthen the role of human rights in u.s. foreign policy and promote global human rights.

To maintain and expand ice skating and recreational opportunities throughout the city of concord while working closely with the city of concord's parks and recreation, general services and other entities to independently fund capital impprovements to the city's facilities.

To advocate, develop, operate and manage affordable housing programs to provide decent, safe and affordable housing for families in a manner that promotes and improves the economic independence and social well being of its residents.

The new hampshire fiscal policy institute (nhfpi) promotes a more prosperous new hampshire for all granite staters, with a focus on low/moderate-income residents. the nhfpi researches, analyzes and educates on the key budgetary, revenue, and policy issues facing new hampshire.

Concord hospital trust serves as the philanthropic arm of concord hospital

To provide high quality reproductive health care and lgbtq services.

Support all people affected by mental illness and suicide.

To help reduce hunger in the greater concord area through year round distribution of food for individuals and families by securing financial donations and in-kind services and by coordination, collaboration, and cooperation with other community distribution and social service agencies.

Pre-kindergarten through high school education in a christian environment of integrity and service.

Provide food, clothing and personal care items for over 800 individuals including 250 thanksgiving baskets, holiday gifts for 725 disadvantaged youth, easter baskets for 126 individuals and provided a backpack filled with a weekends worth of meals for approximately 85 children per week.

To support amani centre for street children (ngo) in tanzania, east africa as this entity continues to meet our board-approved criteria and continues their ongoing efforts in rescuing homeless children, providing a safe shelter for the children to heal, grow & learn, and overseeing reunification with relatives when possible for the children of tanzania.

Promote the recovery of individuals with substance use disorders in the state of new hampshire by certifying that recovery houses operate according to a nationally accepted standards.