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Grantmaking public charityEIN 020317350

NEW HAMPSHIRE HUMANITIES COUNCIL

CONCORD, NH 03301

Total Assets

$6.5M

FY 2023

Annual Giving

$268K

FY 2023

Grants Made

14

FY 2023

Avg Grant

$19K

FY 2023

Grant Range

Typical

Deadlines

Applications

Programs & Activities

Program 1

$576K

Community project grants enable new hampshire nonprofit organizations to design and carry out public humanities programs with the help of experts in philosophy, history, literature and other humanities disciplines relevant to their topic. From dynamic lectures and facilitated discussions, to walking tours, oral history workshops and teacher professional development seminars, these programs create opportunities for participants to explore new knowledge and discuss universal questions.

Program 2

$82K

Connections serves a vital role for resource-strapped literacy programs, bringing a literature based approach that enhances reading and writing skills, builds capacity to think critically, stimulates discussion, broadens perspectives and instills confidence. Connections promotes adult literacy in nh by bringing facilitated book discussion series to adult learning centers in various locations across the state each year. The program also provides professional development for facilitators, teachers and tutors with workshops, online resources and modeling of instructional methods.

Program 3

$14K

Museum on main streeet - museum on main street, or moms, is a unique alliance of the smithsonian institution traveling exhibition service (sites), state humanities councils across the country, and cultural organizations in small, rural communities. Exhibitions focus on broad topics of american history and give host museums the opportunity, with support from state humanities councils and guidance from statescholars, to create their own educational programs, cultural activities, and exhibitions that centeron local heritage. Expenses 9,202 grants 2,700 phtf program - the phtf program presents nh educators with the opportunity and resources to explore new ideas, develop their professional networks, and create lasting educational experiences for their students. The program also creates new models for participatory public history projects working with students as partners and participants. By supporting and encouraging creative teachers around the state, the program strengthens humanities education in schools, promotes interactions between educators, and builds stronger connections between students and their communities. Expenses 5,000 grants 5,000

Financial Snapshot

2023 filing

Total Revenue

$1.6M

Total Expenses

$1.4M

Giving Over Time

5 years

Giving over time from 2018 to 2023. Peak $540K in 2019. Hover bars for details.

Total dollars recorded per filing year. Scale adjusts to the foundation's range.

Top Recipients

39 grants

VARIOUS GRANTS - SEE ATTACHED
$540K
1 grant
VARIOUS GRANTS - 5000
$500K
4 grants

Grant Size Distribution

39 grants

<$10K
32
grants
$10–50K
2
grants
$50–250K
4
grants
$250K–1M
1
grants
$1–5M
$5M+

Geographic Focus

3 states

New Hampshire
$1.4M
99% of total
Maryland
$10K
1% of total
Massachusetts
$6K
0% of total

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