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Many of New Hampshire’s nonprofits saw donations surge last year, especially thanks to 2020’s NH Gives, an online event run by the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits that encourages Granite Staters to support their local nonprofits. Last year’s event.
NH Business Review
Organizations hope to maintain donation boost after unprecedented fundraising success last year
May 11, 2021
Editor’s note: NH Gives takes place from 5 p.m. June 8 to 5 p.m. June 9. Nonprofits that haven’t yet done so can sign up to participate in the event until May 17. Over 325 nonprofits have already signed up. Interested organizations can sign up at the NH Gives
Donations for many New Hampshire nonprofits surged last year, thanks in particular to 2020’s NH Gives, an online event run by the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits that encourages Granite Staters to support their local nonprofits. Last year’s event “shattered all previous records,” according to an official press release, raising more for nonprofits than the previous four years combined.
Cross Roads House receives Nonprofit Impact Award
COURTESY OF CROSS ROADS HOUSE
PORTSMOUTH Cross Roads House received the 2021 Nonprofit Impact Award from the NH Center for Nonprofits.
The Nonprofit Impact Award recognizes nonprofit organizations whose performance and exceptional service to the community sets a high standard of quality and demonstrates effective strategy execution and impact.
When presenting the award, Kathleen Reardon, NH Center for Nonprofits Executive Director said, The team at Cross Roads House met the challenges of the pandemic head-on, ever focused on keeping their clients safe, and continuing their important work of breaking the cycle of homelessness.
Reardon also noted, “Their highly skilled staff helped transition these families from difficult situations to safer, sounder, healthier ones. The Board of Directors works closely with senior staff to create and execute annual goals for programs, fundraising, and financial stability for the organization
In Granite State, data not the top priority
Police have wide discretion in how they resolve situations. Diversion programs are one alternative to arrest. Bill Gnade
Published: 4/20/2021 6:00:20 PM
Court diversion advocates across the country say diversion saves money and reduces crime. But in New Hampshire, and nationally, the data to support this claim is hard to find.
Without more data collection and analysis, experts warn that it will be difficult to prove to funders and the public that diversion is as effective as advocates say.
Data not a top priority
How many adults and juveniles go through New Hampshire’s court diversion programs each year, and how effective are these programs at reducing crime? Even though New Hampshire’s first diversion program was started more than 40 years ago, these questions are still difficult to answer.