The New Hampshire Women’s Foundation invests in opportunity and equality for women and girls in the Granite State through research, advocacy, education, grantmaking and philanthropy.
Join us for an evening with some New Hampshire trailblazing women at our sixth annual GALA
Celebrating our 2023 AmplifiHER awardee Congresswoman Annie Kuster!
Close the Gap on Equal Pay Day!
The gender wage gap in New Hampshire is 24% — meaning women, on average, earn 76¢ for every dollar earned by a man with the same qualifications doing the same job. Can help us close the gap with a donation of $24?
The Status of Women in New Hampshire 2023
Check out our newest research publication — the 2023 “Status of Women in New Hampshire” report.
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The Reproductive and Sexual Health Care Access Fund
This Fund invests in organizations and initiatives that advance reproductive justice, and that provide, support and work to ensure continued access to reproductive and sexual health care in New Hampshire.
A new grant program for women and girls of color in New Hampshire
Learn more about our newly-launched grant program: the Women and Girls of Color Fund!
Our Latest Gender Matters: New Hampshire Girls’ Mental Health
Read our latest research report, “Gender Matters: New Hampshire Girls’ Mental Health.”
GRANTMAKING
We fuel positive change in our communities by investing in the most innovative and promising solutions to issues related to gender equality today. We know that when women and girls prosper, communities thrive.
ADVOCACY
We advocate for policies that advance opportunity and equality for New Hampshire women and girls. Our advocacy is nonpartisan, evidence-based, and collaborative.
RESEARCH
We commission research about women and girls in New Hampshire to inform the public, spark dialogue, and shape statewide policymaking.
EDUCATION
We provide education and training, like our nonpartisan Women Run! program, to help women and girls thrive and make a difference in their communities.
Our Director of Grantmaking, Ellen Koenig, is entering her well-deserved retirement at the end of this year. On December 15th at the Kimball Jenkins Estate in Concord, over 50 friends, family members and colleagues in the nonprofit and philanthropic sector,
A message from our CEO — published over the weekend in Concord Monitor, SeacoastOnline and others: ** Tomorrow, Tuesday, November 8th, voters across New Hampshire will have an opportunity to respond at the voting booth to recent attacks on women’s rights and freedoms.
People around the country are taking action this weekend for what the Women’s March is calling a “National Weekend of Action.” Here are 10 things you can do in New Hampshire to support women and girls: Make a plan to
Make a call, sign a petition, run for office! There are many ways for your voice to be heard here in NH and beyond.
Learn about the key issues facing New Hampshire women and girls by browsing our latest Research.
Your donation to the New Hampshire Women’s Foundation helps provide a bright future for the women and girls of New Hampshire!
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