The Children’s Alliance of New Hampshire is a statewide, independent advocacy organization committed to making children a public priority. We believe New Hampshire can, and should, be a place where every child has both the opportunities and the resources to thrive. For 20 years, the Alliance has worked to improve child health and wellness, educational opportunity, safety, and economic security through research, coalition building and advocacy. Using these strategies, the Alliance cultivates support for public policies and strategic investments that benefit children, families and communities. Learn more at: www.ChildrenNH.org

Odyssey Writing Workshops Charitable Trust provides educational services to help adult authors of fantasy, science fiction, and horror to improve their work. We hold an intensive, six-week workshop each summer at Saint Anselm College in Manchester for writers whose work is approaching publication quality and for published writers who want to improve their work. We also hold additional workshops and online classes, provide manuscript critiques, and offer free writing and publishing tips, weekly LiveJournal entries, and monthly podcasts, so we may help writers at all levels, from beginners to established professionals.
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The New Hampshire Conflict Resolution Association (NHCRA) is a statewide organization dedicated to promoting and enhancing the practice and public understanding of peaceable and effective conflict resolution. Our membership is comprised of a variety of conflict resolution practitioners including but not limited to mediators, educators, neutral evaluators, health care professionals, arbitrators and attorneys. Any person practicing or interested in the field of conflict resolution may become a general member.
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The Carriage Barn brings together eleven different breeds of horses and intergenerational clients and students to celebrate our diversity. We celebrate what each of us can do to enhance everyone's gifts. We provide recreational and occupational/physical therapy as well as volunteer experiences for clients as young as two years old. The Carriage Barn Therapy Programs will be celebrating their 10th year beginning with the April 24th & 25th weekend of carriage shows & fun challenges. Our goal is to showcase our students in an inclusionary experience, all ages, all horses, totally fun.

For more information about the Carriage Barn, visit their website at www.carriage-barn.com or call 603-378-0140 or email carriage-barn@comcast.net. Please call for an appointment to visit our program.

We, at LostNMissing, Inc., work with various law enforcement agencies across the country, on behalf of families of missing, and help to bring awareness via community awareness, media, internet and social network groups of their missing loved ones. This relieves the frustrations that families endure when a loved one goes missing and enables families to have peace of mind in knowing that all the necessary steps are taking place.
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The ARK Church of God was established June 1, 2008. Our ministries include the Karenangela Carter Memorial Food Pantry, A Clothes Closet and the Robert Plourde Memorial Lending Library.
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The Claremont Senior Center strives to uphold and maintain leadership, as well as a positive relationship with the Claremont community. We provide the highest quality Senior News that is informative, entertaining, attractive and easy to read. We also strive to provide programs and services that are geared for all the senior citizens of Claremont and the surrounding area.
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New England Disabled Sports (NE Disabled Sports) is an adaptive sports center located in Lincoln, NH. Our mission is “to offer sports and recreation within a safe, supportive, fun, boundary-free environment for individuals with disabilities who require adaptive instruction”.
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theatre KAPOW explores the truths of human experience through the passion and electricity of live theatre. tKAPOW produces the best dramatic works from across ages and cultures to inspire and challenge both artists and audience.

theatre KAPOW began in the summer of 2008 and was officially incorporated in the State of New Hampshire in February of 2009.  The four founding members of tKAPOW came together in a common desire to create great theatre starting with great dramatic literature. By producing works of the highest caliber and of recognized literary value, tKAPOW is a resource for educators on both the presentation and the study of these works.
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MWVATS was founded in 2008 as a grassroots organization in order to meet the overwhelming need for substance abuse treatment in Mt. Washington Valley and western Maine.  We will provide an intensive outpatient treatment program that will allow individuals to stay at home and work while participating in substance abuse treatment.  Services provided will include primarily an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), outpatient individual, family or group therapy, acupuncture detoxification, and stress management.
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Reality Check, Inc. provides social services coordination, client-centered case management, resource referrals, and advocacy to homeless and low-income people who face obstacles interfering with living productive lives. Our goal is to empower people to create a self-defined quality of life, to become economically self-sufficient, and to become responsible, contributing members of their communities and society at large.
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Wonderland Thrift, a 501(c)3 non-profit retail shop, located in Exeter, NH, opened for business in May 2008.  Wonderland's goal is to help alleviate poverty and improve the lives of families and individuals within our community, by offering high quality gently used clothing, toys, house-wares, and furniture at extremely low prices.  By accepting donated items for re-sale and giving proceeds directly back into the community, via other local charities and community causes, Wonderland helps fellow non-profits do that much more for the community as well.
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The mission of Leadership Seacoast is to positively impact the communities of the Seacoast area by developing a base of effective, knowledgeable, and engaged leaders through exploration of community issues, effective leadership practices, and opportunities for personal involvement. Founded in 1988 by a group of seacoast community leaders concerned with encouraging volunteer involvement and strong regional leadership, Leadership Seacoast was one of the first leadership programs nationally, modeled after a similar successful program begun in Atlanta.
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Mount Washington Valley Habitat for Humanity, through volunteerism and community involvement, builds simple, decent houses with and for our neighbors in need.

The affiliate was incorporated and granted affiliate status in 1994 with the mission of providing decent, affordable housing for low income families in Northern Carroll County, NH and Western Oxford County, ME.
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Horse Power Leads the way in bringing excellence to the art of therapeutic horsemanship and human interaction with other farm animals. We build courage, hope and self-confidence in order to help individual young people and adults cope with whatever physical, emotional or learning challenges they may face in their lives. This is done through our local programs and our nationally recognized instructor training school. Participants in our local programs come from over twenty local communities in the Monadnock region, and instructor trainees come from throughout the nation and internationally, as aspiring instructors seek a site to achieve their NARHA Instructor Certification. Each participant understands there is dignity in risk and is committed to helping others achieve personal growth.
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The mission of Shelter From The Storm (SFTS) is to provide housing and support services for the homeless in the southeast area of Cheshire County, including Jaffrey, Rindge and surrounding towns.

SFTS was established in July, 2005. Since then, SFTS, has expanded operations by adding two additional apartments located near downtown Jaffrey. We currently have three apartments serving homeless and at risk families who have come to the end of their financial resources and are without the skills necessary to become financially independent. Support for these families of primarily single mothers with small children has filled a continuing and growing need in this area. The support services SFTS provides, particularly in money management, have been noted and appreciated by the Jaffrey and Rindge welfare officers and County Community service providers as filling an important educational gap.
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The Community Health Access Network (CHAN) is the only Health Center Controlled Network (HCCN) in New Hampshire. Established in 1995, CHAN has developed an integrated clinical and administrative system infrastructure for its five Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) Full Members and its four Affiliate Members (two FQHC’s, two Healthcare for the Homeless FQHC’s). CHAN's vision is to provide high quality, leading edge clinical systems, using national guidelines, to providers of the medically underserved in an efficient and transparent manner, thereby supporting the use of best practices to minimize the cost of health care for all.
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ElderPet began in the early 1980's as a sevice project for faculty and students in the Applied Animal Science Department of the Thompson School of Applied Science at UNH. In 2003 it became a 501c(3) nonprofit organization. The overall mission of ElderPet is to facilitate the human/animal bond with  the elderly, people with disabilities, hospice families,  and  patients of health care facilities.
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Petit Papillon is a Concord-based community school for the dance arts. What sets Petit Papillon apart from other dance education institutions is our dedication to learning, individual development and enjoyment through movement in a positive, non-competitive environment. Founded in 1979 the School was incorporated as a nonprofit in 1988.

For over thirty years, Petit Papillon has earned a well-deserved reputation for excellence in dance education, performance and the promotion of the art of dance. For cultivating and nurturing the talented and the not so talented so that every student may find the artist within. We are committed to educating children and adults of all abilities, and do not discriminate on the basis of race, national/ethnic origin, religion or gender.
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We embrace the challenge of helping people with disabilities and other special needs through our expertise in providing services and support to individuals or all ages and families. We are committed to meeting the needs of all our clients to ensure that no one falls through the cracks or is denied help.
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 Member Profile – New Hampshire Community Loan Fund

Is there a move in your future? Are you a nonprofit organization searching for a
building, planning to relocate or renovate space?

Then you should know about the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund (The Loan Fund) and how it works to connect money to mission by creating opportunities for nonprofit organizations serving low –and-moderate income families to meet their program goals.
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Member Profile: The Friends Program

Founded in 1975, The Friends Program is a nonprofit, social service organization that strengthens communities by building relationships that empower people, encourage community service, and restore faith in the human spirit. A United Way agency, the organization strives to achieve this goal through the implementation of mentoring programs for at-risk youth, emergency housing for homeless families and medically challenged individuals, an intergenerational program that creates meaningful opportunities for seniors to work with children, a volunteer service program that connects people of faith with elderly people in need of assistance to maintain their independent lifestyle, and a senior volunteer program that links the volunteer’s skills to otherwise unmet needs within the communities that we serve.
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Member Profile: Newfound Lake Region Association

The Newfound Lake Region Association is a member-supported 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to protecting Newfound Lake and its watershed through education, cooperation and collaboration with the nine towns touched by the watershed. The Association was founded in 1971 by inspired men and women dedicated to preserving the beauty and values of Newfound Lake.  Over the years, new members have joined and contributed significantly to the organization’s health and well-being. With the support of our 400-plus members, we continue to advocate for the protection of Newfound Lake and its watershed.
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Member Profile - Checkmate Payroll Services

Checkmate Payroll Services, Inc. is a full-service payroll processing company located in Concord, New Hampshire that provides superior payroll services for companies and organizations so they can focus on their business. Additionally, the company offers a 10% discount on payroll services to members of the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits.
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