Beginning in 1633, houses of worship became New Hampshire's first charitable organizations.New HampshireDepartment of JusticeOffice of the Attorney General
Beginning in 1633, houses of worship became New Hampshire's first charitable organizations.Charitable Trusts UnitGrant Making Organizations
While all charities are expected to provide services in furtherance of their purposes, some charities distribute funds, such as grants and scholarships, to fulfill their charitable purpose. The following are directories of New Hampshire organizations the distribute funds, with indexes by location and purpose. The single largest organization that distributes grants and scholarships is the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, which is independent of the Charitable Trusts Unit.
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Charitable Trusts Unit
New Hampshire Department of Justice
33 Capitol Street | Concord, NH | 03301
Telephone: 603-271-3591
charitabletrusts2@doj.nh.gov