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Top Giving Foundations: NH
Foundations have far-ranging interests. With some research, you’ll find one that's a “fit” for your work.
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They’re prescreened: they have a staff, issue RFPs, or otherwise indicate interest in receiving grant proposals. Some foundations are omitted, even though they award large grants, because they don’t accept unsolicited grant proposals. We list up to forty foundations for each state.
| Foundation Name | Total Annual Giving |
|---|---|
| The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation | $45,378,279 |
| Fidelity Foundation | $39,404,139 |
| Edward C. Johnson Fund | $9,577,184 |
| Trust Family Foundation | $1,795,000 |
| Cogswell Benevolent Trust | $1,733,342 |
| The Penates Foundation | $1,000,460 |
| The Agnes M. Lindsay Trust | $953,519 |
| Norwin S. and Elizabeth N. Bean Foundation | $614,215 |
| Samuel P. Hunt Foundation | $596,887 |
| New England Grassroots Environment Fund | $516,486 |
| Kendal C. and Anna Ham Charitable Foundation, Inc. | $493,976 |
| Foundation for Seacoast Health | $411,260 |
| Gilbert Verney Foundation | $325,335 |
| Mascoma Savings Bank Foundation | $288,186 |
| Oleonda Jameson Trust | $263,060 |
| The Linnell Foundation | $192,000 |
| Bean Foundation | $168,500 |
| The Kingsbury Fund | $156,050 |
| New Hampshire Women's Foundation | $66,180 |
| Dublin Community Foundation | $14,412 |
| Rock On Foundation | $14,026 |