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+The Social and Economic Impacts of Nonprofits Are Undeniable in the Upper Valley — But Is That a Good Thing?
Both New Hampshire and Vermont have larger-than-average nonprofit sectors.
+Q&A with NH Center for Nonprofits CEO Kathleen Reardon
In January 2016, after an 18-year career at Citizens Bank, culminating with the job as director of corporate giving across the bank’s 12-state footprint, Kathleen Reardon took over as CEO of the NH Center for Nonprofits, an organization that...
+Businesses in limbo over salary regulations
Now, businesses and nonprofits – many of which have likely already implemented the changes – are waiting to see what’s next, according to Kathleen Reardon, CEO of the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits.
+November marks start to season of giving in NH
“Many donors feel more charitable around the holiday seasons,” said Kathleen Reardon, chief executive of the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits.
+With greater need and fewer dollars, NH nonprofits compete for funds
Michael Ostrowski, the interim executive director at the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits, said even public entities like schools now need to raise private dollars for their projects and extracurricular activities.
+Taxing nonprofits is a lose-lose situation
On Friday, House Bill 569 will be heard before the House Ways and Means Committee and, if passed, will result in a loss in revenue for the state, a loss in revenue for charitable organizations, and, most importantly, a loss for people and...
Nonprofit Independence Challenged, Preserved in the Northeast
The public and government officials often misunderstand the relationship between governments and charitable nonprofits and mistakenly presume that rules and mandates by government ought to automatically apply to these independent organizations....
Statement from National Council of Nonprofits on New Hampshire SB17
Statement Regarding Opposition to SB 17
Mandatory Nonprofit Board Training Legislation
+Business leaders: Corporate citizenship essential
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