Showing 138 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | NEW HAMPSHIRE CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS ASSISTANCE TO PELHAM MEMORIAL SCHOOL STUDENTS | PELHAM, NH | |
| 102 | Sean J Moran Memorial Scholarship Fund The purpose of the organization is to provide scholarships to deserving students. | Derry, NH | |
| 103 | FALL MOUNTAIN SCHOLARSHIP FUND INC RAISING FUNDS FOR STUDENT AID DISTRIBUTION, DISTRIBUTING AWARDS ON A FAIR AND NONDISCRIMINATORY BASIS. | CLAREMONT, NH | |
| 104 | MADISON SCHOLARSHIP FUND THE ORGANIZATION ENCOURAGES LOCAL SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATES TO STRIVE FOR, ACHIEVE AND EMBRACE A POST-EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE THROUGH SCHOLARSHIP AID. | MADISON, NH | |
| 105 | THE WEBS FOUNDATION DWSA STEAM ACADEMY: Operated the Dinah Whipple STEAM Academy which seeks to inspire young people to enter the STEAM pipeline and ultimately pursue STEAM-related careers by providing to students and their teachers experiential opportunities as well as the Black experience with regular frequency throughout the middle and high school years. Students connect with a panel of Black professionals in the engineering field and learn from their experiences. | PORTSMOUTH, NH | |
| 106 | FRIENDS OF MASCOMA FOUNDATION To establish and maintain a philanthropic organization to benefit the Mascoma Valley Regional School District. The purpose is to provide support to the Mascoma Valley Regional School District on short-term and long-term initiatives that foster educational development and nutritional well-being for our students and their families. The beneficiaries of the foundation are the school facilities, faculty, students, and their families within the district. | Canaan, NH | |
| 107 | MISS NEW HAMPSHIRE SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION INC The Miss New Hampshire Scholarship Foundation is devoted to the furtherance of education through the granting of scholarships. | Londonderry, NH | |
| 108 | ARIA COVEY FOUNDATION INC The purposes for which the corporation is organized are: a. The Aria Covey Foundation Inc. is organized for exclusively religious charitable educational and scientific purposes within the meaning of Section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law including for such purposes the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under said Section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Specifically the organization will provide scholarships to students pursuing higher education as well as provide benevolent assistance to those in need and charitable giving to other non-profits.. b. Notwithstanding any other provision of these Articles this organization shall not carry on any activities not permitted to be carried on by an organization exempt from Federal Income Tax under Section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 or the corresponding provision of | WINDHAM, NH | |
| 109 | NEW HAMPSHIRE LEARNING INITIATIVE OUR MISSION IS TO ACCELERATE INNOVATION IN K-12 EDUCATION TO MOVE SCHOOLS FORWARD IN HELPING OUR STUDENTS BECOME COMPETENT AND CONFIDENT ADULTS, ABLE TO PURSUE THE FUTURES THEY SEEK IN COLLEGE, CAREER, AND BEYOND. | HAMPTON, NH | |
| 110 | HEALTH OCCUPATIONS STUDENTS OF NH STUDENT LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATION | CONCORD, NH | |
| 111 | NEW HAMPSHIRE LODGING and RESTAURANT THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. SUCH PURPOSES SHALL INCLUDE GRANTING OF SCHOLARSHIPS TO FURTHER THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF PEOPLE CURRENTLY EMPLOYED OR THOSE SEEKING EMPLOYMENT IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY AND TO FACILITATE AND SUPPORT ADDITIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS AND OPPORTUNITIES AS NEEDED BY THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY IN THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. | CONCORD, NH | |
| 112 | SOUHEGAN SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION MAINTAIN FUNDS NECESSARY FOR SCHOLARSHIP | AMHERST, NH | |
| 113 | NUMBER THEORY FOUNDATION Advance the science of number theory by scholarship | Hanover, NH | |
| 114 | NH Psychological Assoc Educational Foundation Inc To carry on an Educational Mission Sponsoring Continuing Education for the public, business community, and mental health community, and to support educational endeavors of students and scientific research through scholarships | Dover, NH | |
| 115 | Hope for Tomorrow Foundation Private Catholic school in Portsmouth, NH serving students in preschool through eighth grade. | Portsmouth, NH | |
| 116 | SHOOT FOR CHANGE Shoot For Change funnels money from other non-profits for developing practice purposes in developing countries. This takes form in scholarships for families who are extremely poor or live and work at dumpsites. The programs also provide materials, cloths, food, medicine, tutoring, activities and educational experiences for many families largely in Managua, Nicaragua. | CHESTER, NH | |
| 117 | ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 6416 ROTARY CLUB THE ROTARY CLUB OF LEBANON PROVIDES SUPPORT TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS AND STUDENTS BY ENCOURAGING AND FOSTERING THE IDEAL OF SERVICE AS A BASIS OF WORTHY ENTERPRISE, AND TO ENCOURAGE THAT IDEAL IN THEIR PERSONAL, BUSINESS, COMMUNITY, AND GLOBAL LIVES. | LEBANON, NH | |
| 118 | DERRY WOLVERINE DREAM TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF STUDENTS BY GRANTING SECONDARY SCHOOL OR POST- SECONDARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS, MALE AND FEMALE, WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN THE WOLVERINE YOUTH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, INC. PROGRAMS. | DERRY, NH | |
| 119 | NASHUA, NH | ||
| 120 | NASHUA, NH | ||
| 121 | NEW LONDON, NH | ||
| 122 | Nashua, NH | ||
| 123 | HINSDALE, NH | ||
| 124 | Windham, NH | ||
| 125 | DOVER, NH | ||
| 126 | NASHUA, NH | ||
| 127 | Nashua, NH | ||
| 128 | MANCHESTER, NH | ||
| 129 | WEST LEBANON, NH | ||
| 130 | NASHUA, NH | ||
| 131 | NASHUA, NH | ||
| 132 | LONDONDERRY, NH | ||
| 133 | Gorham, NH | ||
| 134 | HANOVER, NH | ||
| 135 | NEW LONDON, NH | ||
| 136 | MERRIMACK, NH | ||
| 137 | BEDFORD, NH | ||
| 138 | HANOVER, NH | ||
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