Caring for our Communities

• 3S Contemporary Art Space
• 603 United
• Abenaki Outing Club
• Advice to the Players
• AHEAD (Affordable Housing Education & Development)
• Alton 5k
• Alton Business Association
• Alton Centennial Rotary Club
• Alton Community Services Food Pantry
• Alton Parks & Recreation Department
• Alton Youth League
• Altrusa International of Carroll County
• American Cancer Society
• American Legion Post #72
• American Red Cross New Hampshire/Vermont Region
• America’s Youth Teenage Unemployment Reduction Network
• Annie’s Angels Memorial Fund
• Articine
• Artistic Roots
• Arts in Motion Theater Company
• Arts In Reach – Encouraging Growth Through the Arts
• Ashland 4th of July Committee
• Ashland Community Food Pantry
• Ashland Firefighters Auxiliary
• Ashland Halloween Parade
• Ashland School District
• Ashland School Parent Teacher Association
• Assistance Canine Training Services
• Audubon Society of New Hampshire
• Back Bay Hockey Association Inc
• Barbershop Harmony Society – Northeastern District
• Barnstead Thrift Shop & Food Pantry
• Barnstormers
• Bearcamp Center for Sustainable Community
• Behavioral Health and Development Services of Strafford County
• Believe in Books Literacy Foundation
• Belknap House
• Belknap Mill Society
• Belknap Special Operations Group Relief Association
• BelknapEDC
• Belmont-Gilford Ice Hockey Booster Association
• Betsy’s Park
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of New Hampshire
• Black Heritage Trail New Hampshire
• Blue Ocean Society for Marine Conservation
• Bolduc Park Association
• Boulder Point
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Central New Hampshire
• Boys & Girls Clubs of the North Country
• Brewster Academy
• Bridge House
• Brigid’s House of Hope
• Bristol Police Department
• Bristol Recreation Advisory Council
• Business & Industry Association of New Hampshire (BIA-NH)
• Business Alliance for People of Color
• Campton Historical Society
• Caring Beyond
• Castle Preservation Society
• Celebrate Laconia
• Center Harbor Soup Kitchen
• Central New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce
• Central New Hampshire Foster & Adoptive Parent Support Group
• Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth
• Chase Home
• Child Advocacy Center of Carroll County
• Child Advocacy Center of Rockingham County
• Children’s Museum of New Hampshire
• Christmas in Wolfeboro Parade
• Christmas Night in Ashland
• Circle Program
• COAST
• Communities for Alcohol and Drug Free Youth (CADY)
• Community Action Partnership of Strafford County
• Community Action Program Belknap-Merrimack Counties
• Community Food Center
• Community Wellness Center
• Concord Hospital Trust
• Conway Area Humane Society
• Conway Festival of Trees
• Conway Parks & Recreation Department
• Copper Cannon Camp
• Cornerstone Visiting Nurse Association
• Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)
• Crotched Mountain Foundation
• Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
• East Alton Meeting House
• Easter Seals New Hampshire
• Eastern Slope Ski Club
• End 68 Hours of Hunger Alton
• End 68 Hours of Hunger Conway
• End 68 Hours of Hunger Portsmouth
• End 68 Hours of Hunger Rochester
• End 68 Hours of Hunger Wolfeboro Area
• Exeter Area Charitable Foundation
• Explore Moose Mountains Committee
• Families in Transition (FIT)
• Farmington 500 Boys and Girls Soccer Club
• Farmington Fish and Game Club
• Farmsteads of New England, Inc
• First Star Tonight
• First United Methodist Soup Kitchen
• Flight4CF
• Foster & Adoptive Resource Exchange (FARE NH)
• Francoeur/Babcock Memorial Basketball Tournament
• Franklin Whitewater Park
• Friends of Belmont Football
• Friends of Cats Hockey
• Friends of Farmington
• Friends of Kingswood Hockey
• Friends of Lafayette House
• Friends of Meredith Parks & Recreation
• Friends of Moultonborough Public Library
• Friends of Pop Whalen
• Friends of the Libby Museum
• Friends of the Meredith Library
• Friends of the Music Hall
• Friends Program
• Funds 4 Paws
• Future In Sight
• Makers Mill
• Gather
• Geneva Point Center
• Gilda’s Club New Hampshire
• Gilford Athletic Booster Club
• Gilford Cal Ripken Baseball
• Gilford Got Lunch
• Gilford Middle School
• Gilford Police Relief Association
• Gilford School District
• Gilford Silverhawks Football
• Gilford Youth Center
• Gilmanton Old Home Day Association
• Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains
• Girls on the Run New Hampshire
• Got Literacy Laconia
• Got Lunch! Ashland & Holderness
• Got Lunch! Inter-Lakes
• Got Lunch! Laconia
• Got Lunch! Plymouth
• Governor Wentworth Arts Council
• Governor Wentworth Regional School District
• Grafton Regional Development Corporation
• Granite Backcountry Alliance
• Granite State Adaptive
• Granite State Children’s Alliance
• Granite United Way
• Granite Visiting Nurse Association
• GRD Memorial Foundation
• Great Falls Development Corp
• Great Waters Music Festival
• Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce
• Greater Lakes Region Charitable Fund for Children (Auction)
• Greater Meredith Program
• Greater Ossipee Area Chamber of Commerce
• Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce
• Greater Seacoast Community Health
• Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce
• Hands Across The Table
• Helping Hand Food Pantry
• Holderness Central School Parent Teachers Association
• Holderness Free Library
• Holderness Historical Society
• Holderness School
• Holderness School District School Board
• Homeless Center for Strafford County
• Hope on Haven Hill
• Hospice Help Foundation
• Huggins Hospital
• Humble Grunt Work
• Huntington’s Disease Society of America New Hampshire Affiliate
• ILMA High School Football Club
• Inter-Lakes Children’s Theatre
• Inter-lakes Community Caregivers
• Inter-Lakes Elementary School
• Inter-Lakes High School
• Inter-Lakes Interact Club
• Inter-Lakes Middle & High School Robotics Team
• Inter-Lakes Middle Tier School
• Inter-Lakes Parent Teacher Organization
• Inter-Lakes Scholarship Foundation
• Inter-Lakes Summer Theatre
• Jen’s Friends Cancer Foundation
• John H Fuller Elementary School Parent Teachers Organization
• Kevin Peare Memorial Skate Park
• Kidworks Learning Center
• Kingswood Vocational Student Building Trust
• Kingswood Youth Center
• Kingswood Youth Football and Cheer
• Kiwanis Club of Mount Washington Valley
• Kiwanis Laconia
• Knights of Columbus Council #428
• Krempels Center
• L5 Capacity Building Projects
• Laconia Fire Department
• Laconia Little League
• Laconia Middle School
• Laconia Multicultural Festival
• Laconia Parks and Recreation Department
• Laconia Police Relief Association
• Laconia Rod and Gun Club
• Laconia School District
• Laconia Skate Board
• Laconia Youth Soccer League
• Lake Winnipesaukee Association
• Lakes Center For The Arts
• Lakes Region Board of Realtors
• Lakes Region Builders & Remodelers Association
• Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce
• Lakes Region Community Developers
• Lakes Region Community Services
• Lakes Region Conservation Trust
• Lakes Region Food Pantry
• Lakes Region Girls Softball
• Lakes Region Humane Society
• Lakes Region Ice Racing Association
• Lakes Region Mental Health Center
• Lakes Region Model Railroad Museum
• Lakes Region Planning Commission
• Lakes Region Rotary Foundation
• Lakes Region Scholarship Foundation
• Lakes Region Search and Rescue
• Lakes Region Sled Dog Club
• Lakes Region Symphony Orchestra
• Lakes Region Tourism Association
• Lakes Region Visiting Nurse Association
• Lakes Region Youth Hockey Association
• Leadership Lakes Region
• Leadership New Hampshire
• Leadership Seacoast
• Leavitt Park Community Club
• Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation of New Hampshire
• Live & Let Live Farm
• Loon Preservation Committee
• Lou Athanas Youth Basketball League
• Magical Yoga Org
• Make-A-Wish New Hampshire
• Mandy’s Angels Diabetic Service Dogs Inc.
• Margret and H.A. Rey Center
• Mayhew Program
• McClelland School Parent Teacher Association
• Meals on Wheels New Hampshire
• Memorial Hospital Foundation at North Conway
• Meredith Altrusa Club
• Meredith Area Chamber Of Commerce
• Meredith Food Pantry
• Meredith Historical Society
• Meredith Library Fund
• Meredith Police Association
• Meredith Troop 55
• Merrill Fay Arena
• Merrimack Valley YMCA Camp Lawrence
• Mid-State Health Center
• Milligan Memorial Golf Tournament
• Miss Amazing
• Monadnock Understands Childhood Hunger
• Monadnock United Way
• Monarch School of New England
• Moose Mountains Regional Greenways
• Mortgage Bankers and Brokers Association of New Hampshire
• Moultonborough Academy
• Moultonborough Lions Club
• Moultonborough Recreation Department
• Moultonborough Snowmobile Club
• Moultonborough Women’s Club
• Mount Washington Valley Adult Day Center
• Mount Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce
• Mount Washington Valley Housing Coalition
• Mountain to Shore Board of Realtors – Western Maine Council
• Mountain Village Charter School
• Museum of New Art (MONA)
• MVSB Culinary Arts Center Scholarship
• Nancy Clement Beck Memorial Fund
• National Marine Lenders Association
• Neighbor Helping Neighbor Fund
• NeighborWorks Southern NH
• New Beginnings
• New Durham Elementary Parent Teachers Organization
• New England Coffee Festival
• New Hampshire Bankers Association
• New Hampshire BASS Nation (New Hampshire Junior Bassmasters)
• New Hampshire Boat Museum
• New Hampshire Businesses For Social Responsibility
• New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits
• New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence
• New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA)
• New Hampshire Food Bank
• New Hampshire Historical Society
• New Hampshire Home Builders Association
• New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority
• New Hampshire Humane Society
• New Hampshire Humanities
• New Hampshire Jobs for America’s Graduates
• New Hampshire JumpStart Coalition
• New Hampshire LAKES
• New Hampshire Lakes Region Pickleball Club
• New Hampshire Master Chorale
• New Hampshire Nonprofit Emergency Relief Fund
• New Hampshire Opticians Society
• New Hampshire Preservation Alliance
• New Hampshire Recreation & Park Association
• New Hampshire Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)
• New Hampshire Society of Certified Public Accountants (NHSCPA)
• New Hampshire Veterans Home
• New Hampshire Women’s Foundation
• New Hampton Firefighters Association
• New Hampton School
• New Horizons Musical Organization of the Lakes Region
• Newfound Area Nursing Association
• Newfound Regional High School FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) Team #7913
• Nor’Easter Softball Club
• North Conway Community Center
• Northern Human Services
• One Sky Community Services
• Opechee Garden Club
• Ossipee Concerned Citizens
• Ossipee Mountain Habitat for Humanity
• Overcomers Refugee Services
• Parents Music Club of Portsmouth
• Partnership for Public Health
• Patriot Resilient Leader Institute (Camp Resilience)
• Peabody Place
• Pease Public Library
• Pemi Youth Center
• Pemi-Baker Cooperative School District
• Pemi-Baker Hospice & Home Health
• Pemi-Baker Literacy
• Pemigewasset Choral Society
• Pemi-Valley Habitat for Humanity
• Pequawket Foundation
• Players’ Ring Theatre
• Plymouth Area Community Closet
• Plymouth Area Recovery Connection
• Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative (PAREI)
• Plymouth Beautification Committee
• Plymouth Downtown Committee
• Plymouth Regional High School
• Plymouth Regional High School Booster Club
• Plymouth Regional High School Hockey Boosters
• Plymouth Regional Senior Center
• Plymouth Regional Youth Softball
• Plymouth State University
• Portsmouth New Hampshire 400th
• Powerhouse Theatre Collaborative
• Prescott Park Arts Festival
• Pro Portsmouth Inc
• Prospect Mountain High School Team 319 Boosters
• Ramblin’ Vewe Farm
• Raven Gael Blaisdell Foundation at Hall Memorial Library
• Regional Economic Development Center
• Responder Strong
• Rochester Child Care Center
• Rochester Girls Softball League
• Rochester Main Street
• Rochester Museum of Fine Arts
• Rochester Opera House
• Rochester Recreation & Arena
• Rochester Rotary Charities
• Rochester School Department
• Rockshow
• Roger Alan Rockets Baseball
• Rotary Club of Gilford
• Rotary Club of Hampton Charitable Foundation
• Rotary Club of Laconia
• Rotary Club of Meredith
• Rotary Club of Plymouth
• Rotary Club of Plymouth Foundation
• Rotary Club of Portsmouth
• Rotary International District 7870
• Rye Historical Society
• Rye Lions Club
• S.C.A.R.E. (Secondhand Costume Annual Redistribution Effort)
• Saint Vincent de Paul Community Assistance Center
• Saint Vincent De Paul Society
• Salvation Army Laconia
• Sandwich Business Group
• Sandwich Children’s Center
• Sandwich Community School
• Sandwich Fair Association (Tractor Pull)
• Sandwich Home Industries
• Sandwich Woman’s Club
• Santa Fund of the Greater Lakes Region
• Save for America
• Save Our Gale School
• SCORE
• Seacoast African American Cultural Center
• Seacoast Board of Realtors
• Seacoast Child Advocacy Center
• Seacoast Mental Health Center
• Seacoast Outright
• Seacoast Science Center
• Seacoast Soul Models
• Seacoast Task Force on Family Violence
• Seacoast Trail Riders
• Shaker Regional School District
• SHARE Fund Inc
• Sleep in Heavenly Peace
• Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests
• Somersworth Festival Association
• SOS Recovery Community Organization
• Southeast Land Trust (SELT)
• Southeast New Hampshire Habitat for Humanity
• Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce
• Spaulding Academy & Family Services
• Speare Memorial Hospital
• Special Olympics New Hampshire
• Squam Lakes Association
• Squam Lakes Natural Science Center
• Squam Trail Busters
• Starting Point: Services For Victims Of Domestic and Sexual Violence
• Step Up Parents
• Stinson Lake Association
• Strafford County Board of Realtors
• Strafford County Family Justice Center
• Strawbery Banke Museum
• Tamworth Community Nurse Association
• Tamworth History Center
• Tamworth Outing Club
• Tapply Thompson Community Center
• Teen Master Tennis Academy
• The American Legion Harriman-Hale Post 18
• The Children’s Center
• The Falls Chamber of Commerce
• The Hikers
• The James E. Nichols Memorial Library
• The Salem Pantry
• Tilton-Northfield Rotary
• Town of Ashland
• Town of Center Harbor
• Town of Gilford
• Town of Holderness
• Town of Meredith
• Town of Moultonborough
• Town of New Durham
• Town of New Durham – Parks & Recreation Department
• Town of Sandwich
• Town of Tuftonboro
• Town of Wolfeboro
• Transport Central
• Transportation Assistance for Seacoast Citizens (TASC)
• Trick or Treat in Holderness
• Tuftonboro Historical Society
• University System of New Hampshire
• Vaughan Community Services
• Vet’s Rest Stop
• Village Players
• Voices Against Violence
• Vouchers for Veterans
• Warner House Association
• Waterville Valley Adaptive Sports
• Waterville Valley Foundation
• Waukewan & Winona Watershed Protection Association
• Way Station
• Wentworth Economic Development Corporation (WEDCO)
• White Horse Recovery Center
• White Mountain Board of Realtors
• White Mountain Independents
• White Mountain Milers
• WinnAero
• Winnipesaukee Muskrats
• Winnipesaukee Playhouse
• Winnipesaukee Wellness Center
• Wolfeboro Area Chamber of Commerce
• Wolfeboro Area Children’s Center
• Wolfeboro Area Creative Art Center
• Wolfeboro Area Meals On Wheels
• Wolfeboro Area Recreation Center (The Nick)
• Wolfeboro Cooperative Nursery School
• Wolfeboro Friends of Music
• Wolfeboro Holiday Festival of Trees
• Wolfeboro Lions Club
• Wolfeboro Nursery School
• Wolfeboro Public Library Foundation
• Wolfeboro Rotary Club Charities
• Wolfeboro Senior Center & Meals
• Wolfeboro She-Wolves Hockey
• Women’s Business League
• Woodland Heights Elementary School
• WOW Trail
• Wright Museum of World War II
• YMCA of Greater Boston
• YMCA of the Seacoast
• Young Ladies Library Association
• Young Ladies Library Association
• Zebra Crossings

If you are interested in having MVSB support your non-profit organization, please contact your local office. For a listing, click here.

We are always happy to help local nonprofits share information about their organizations and special events whenever possible. Please reach out to mvsbmarketing@mvsb.com for assistance with the following:

• Inclusion on our digital signs in all of our branch offices. Nonprofits can select the locations where they would like their message to run. Messages should be landscape/horizontal 1920 x 1080 pixels or a 16:9 PowerPoint template. We can accept most image and video file types, but our signs do not play sound.
• Distribution of dollar-bill-sized cash envelope stuffers with the money & receipts for each customer in the lobby or drive-up. This is available at the location(s) of the nonprofits’ choice. In general, 150-200 cash envelopes stuffers will last one month per branch. We can distribute these if they are mailed or dropped off to any branch office. Please schedule this with us as early as reasonably possible as this is a popular first-come, first-served option.
• Display on the community board at each branch office. We can distribute these if they are mailed or dropped off to any branch office.
• Presence on our digital signs outside our branches in Meredith’s main office, Rochester and Laconia. Please schedule this with us as early as reasonably possible as this is a popular first-come, first-served option. We recommend keeping the words to a minimum with one clear image so they can be easily viewed and read by those driving by.
  • Meredith Outdoor Sign: This sign is text only and limited characters, so we will do our best to include key event/program specifics.
  • Rochester Outdoor Sign: 336 x 144 pixels . Most image file types can be uploaded but .png is preferred.
  • Laconia Outdoor Sign: 168 x 72 pixels. Most image file types can be uploaded but .png is preferred.
• Sharing of your posts on social media. We are on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube. Please schedule this with us as early as reasonably possible as this is a popular first-come, first-served option.

Please Note: that we cannot promote lotteries, sectarian, religious or political messages.  Other restrictions may apply.

Learn about our checking account designed with nonprofits in mind. Click here or contact your nearest branch office to learn more about this account and the benefits available to you.

MVSB James D. Sutherland Memorial Scholarship is awarded annually to one graduating senior from each of the following public high schools:

• Exeter High School
• Gilford High School
• Inter-Lakes High School
• Kennett High School
• Kingswood Regional High School
• Laconia High School
• Moultonborough Academy
• Plymouth Regional High School
• Portsmouth High School
• Prospect Mountain High School
• Spaulding High School

Information and applications for this scholarship are available at guidance offices at the schools listed above. You can also access the application here.

The MVSB Culinary Arts Center Scholarship
The MVSB Culinary Arts Center is part of The Huot Technical Center, a regional program for students at Laconia, Gilford, Belmont, Inter-Lakes, Franklin and Winnisquam Regional High Schools. The Center provides students the opportunity to begin to develop skills that are essential to employment in all facets of the food service trade.

Information and applications for this scholarship are available at Huot Technical Center Administrative Offices.

The IOLTA program was created in 1982 when a NH Supreme Court ruling began requiring attorneys to maintain a pooled interest-bearing trust account for clients’ funds which were nominal in amount or to be held for a short period of time. Under Supreme Court Rule 50, the interest generated in those accounts was required to be transferred to the New Hampshire Bar Foundation for charitable purposes. Since its inception, the IOLTA program has raised more than $28 million to help provide legal services to New Hampshire citizens who are struggling to overcome poverty.

To be designated as a Leadership Bank by the NH Bar Foundation, MVSB must pay 2% or higher interest on IOLTAs, exceed the bank’s standard NOW account rate, and waive routine service charges.

The MVSB Fund makes grants every year to local nonprofits that make a significant impact upon the lives of people in the communities we serve. The grants are in addition to MVSB’s contributions throughout the year in the form of donations, sponsorships, scholarships and volunteer efforts by employees.

Since 1997, the MVSB Fund has awarded annual grant-based contributions to nonprofit organizations that enrich and improve the quality of lives of residents in the Bank’s service areas. In that time, the program has awarded 621 grants totaling over $2.2 million dollars to a wide range of environmental, social, educational and historic projects throughout the greater Lakes, Plymouth, Mount Washington Valley and Seacoast regions.

Visit the MVSB Fund Application to learn more and apply. The deadline is October 15 each year.

The most recent MVSB Fund recipients include:

Annie’s Angels Memorial Fund, Newmarket
Awarded $2,500 to assist individuals managing medical and caregiving expenses with essential utility costs. Annie’s Angels provides financial support to families in need during times of illness or hardship.

Austin17House, Brentwood
Awarded $2,500 to repair a mini-bus used to transport youth and community members. Austin17House is a youth and family community center that promotes positive youth development. They offer a safe place for community members to drop in, make friends, and enjoy activities and meal.

Child Advocacy Center of Rockingham County, Portsmouth
Awarded $2,500 to upgrade technology infrastructure in its recently expanded facility. The Child Advocacy Center nurtures children affected by abuse and violent crimes, providing a safe environment where they can make their voices heard.

Circle Program, Plymouth
Awarded $2,500 to support school-year mentoring and enrichment programs. Circle Program empowers, transforms and enriches girls’ lives through community, connection, camp and mentorship.

Community Food Center – Tamworth & Sandwich
Awarded $2,500 to purchase non-food essentials such as toiletries, paper goods and cleaning supplies. The Center provides food and household necessities to local residents in need.

Dismas Home of New Hampshire, Rochester
Awarded $2,500 to support the launch of the Rochester Recovery & Reentry Program. Dismas Home offers transitional housing and recovery support for women reentering the community after incarceration.

Family Promise of the Lakes Region, Laconia
Awarded $2,500 to expand support services for families in crisis. Family Promise of the Lakes Region is dedicated to supporting families with minor children in Belknap County who are facing housing challenges.

Friends of Carroll County Adult Tutorial Program, Tamworth
Awarded $2,500 to support adult education programs. The organization provides literacy and learning opportunities to help adults achieve personal and professional goals.

Got Lunch! Plymouth, Plymouth
Awarded $4,000 to provide nutritious food to children during the summer months. Got Lunch! Plymouth partners with the community to ensure local children have access to healthy meals when school is not in session.

Haven Violence Prevention & Support Services, Portsmouth
Awarded $2,500 to support the Building Dignity Campaign – historic initiative to establish HAVEN’s first permanent home in its 46-year history. HAVEN is the largest violence prevention and support services agency in NH. They are dedicated to addressing public health through violence prevention and providing services to improve the well-being of children and families.

Hidden Battles Foundation
Awarded $2,750 to support a Comedy Class program that promotes mental wellness for first responders and veterans. Hidden Battles offers programs that strengthen emotional resilience and reduce stigma around mental health for first responders, dispatch, correctional officers and nurses.

Hope on Haven Hill, Rochester
Awarded $2,500 to expand services for women and families affected by substance use disorder. Hope on Haven Hill supports recovery and nurtures the health and well-being of pregnant and parenting women with substance use disorder and their children by ensuring access to quality treatment and services.

Hospice Help Foundation, Portsmouth
Awarded $2,500 to assist hospice patients facing financial hardship. Hospice Help Foundation supports patients and families living below the poverty level by providing funds for critical items that bring comfort and dignity at life’s end.

Interlakes Community Caregivers, Center Harbor
Awarded $3,500 to support mileage reimbursement for volunteers. The organization connects volunteers with neighbors in need of transportation and assistance to support independent living.

Kidneys for Kindness, Alton
Awarded $3,000 to expand its donor assistance program. Kidneys for Kindness provides support to kidney donors and raises awareness around kidney disease.

Krempels Center, Portsmouth
Awarded $2,500 to support therapeutic programming to survivors of acquired brain injury. Krempels Center offers low- or no-cost programs, support groups and resources for members and their families.

Lakes Region Partnership for Public Health, Laconia
Awarded $3,000 to provide Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training for youth. The organization is dedicated to leading and collaborating on public health strategies for safer and healthier communities.

Meals on Wheels of Rockingham County, Brentwood
Awarded $2,500 to support the Meals on Wheels program, which delivers nutritious meals and wellness checks to seniors.

Mid-State Health Center – Feed the Need Program, Plymouth
Awarded $4,000 to support the Feed the Need Program, which provides healthy, nourishing food to patients and families experiencing food insecurity.

My Breast Cancer Support, Portsmouth
Awarded $2,500 to supply local hospitals and cancer centers with new patient bags and Hope Chest gift cards, which are provided to patients in need. My Breast Cancer Support provides financial and emotional assistance to individuals and families navigating breast cancer.

New Hampshire Leadership Series, Institute on Disability (IOD), Durham
Awarded $2,500 to support the 2025–2026 NH Leadership Series training. The University of New Hampshire Institute on Disability program empowers individuals with disabilities and their family members to advocate for inclusion and positive change in their communities.

New Hampton GOT LUNCH, New Hampton
Awarded $2,500 to provide healthy groceries to children and families during the summer months. The program ensures local students have access to nutritious food when school is not in session.

NH Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselors Association, Concord
Awarded $2,500 to expand outreach and engagement for the Clinician Wellbeing Network, a behavioral health support program established to address the health and wellbeing of clinicians to ensure quality care for individuals with substance use disorders. The organization supports substance use professionals through education, advocacy and wellness initiatives.

No Brain is the Same, Rye
Awarded $2,500 to expand the Experience No Brain Is The Same educational toolkit. The organization is dedicated to bringing engaging and interactive neurodiversity education to K–8 students.

Ossipee Concerned Citizens, Center Ossipee
Awarded $3,000 to upgrade kitchen cold storage capacity by replacing an aging freezer and improving the dry storage area. The organization provides meals and services to local residents.

Rochester Child Care Center, Rochester
Awarded $2,500 to enhance the capacity and effectiveness of their Helping Hands Pantry, offerings gently used clothing/footwear, toiletries, and food items. The Center supports families with high-quality, affordable child care in Rochester and surrounding communities.

Rochester Learning Academy, Rochester
Awarded $2,622 to purchase technology and resources that support transition planning and skill development for students. The Academy serves students with disabilities in grades 6-12 offering a supportive learning environment with a focus on individualized instruction and enrichment programs.

Sandwich Community Nurse Association, Center Sandwich
Awarded $2,500 to support staffing for their Community Nurse position. The Association provides in-home health care, wellness checks and education to residents in need.

Seacoast Eat Local, Lee
Awarded $2,500 to sustain core programs and strengthen food access initiatives. Seacoast Eat Local connects communities with local farms through markets, education and food assistance programs.

SOS Recovery Community Organization, Rochester
Awarded $2,500 to expand family recovery support services for parents of adolescents in Strafford County. SOS Recovery offers peer-based programs that promote recovery, wellness and community connection.

Speare Memorial Hospital, Plymouth
Awarded $2,420 to outfit two patient care rooms for pediatric services at its Meredith location. Speare Memorial Hospital provides compassionate, community-based health care.

Starting Point, Conway
Awarded $2,000 to provide emergency assistance for victims when shelter space is unavailable. Starting Point offers advocacy, shelter and prevention programs for survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse in Carroll County.

Visiting Nurse Home Care and Hospice of Carroll County and Western Maine, North Conway
Awarded $3,000 to support the palliative care program. The organization provides exceptional care that enables independent living and enhances quality of life for clients and their families.

Vouchers for Veterans, Rochester
Awarded $2,500 to meet rising demand for its program serving Veterans and active-duty service members. Vouchers for Veterans provides vouchers redeemable for fresh food at local farmers markets.

White Mountain Community Health Center, Conway
Awarded $4,247 to purchase 120 blood pressure cuffs for patients who need to monitor their blood pressure at home. The Center provides the community with affordable access to high-quality, compassionate, individualized healthcare and support services needed to achieve wellness.

Wolfeboro Nursery School, Wolfeboro Falls
Awarded $3,000 to support tuition assistance, teacher development and capital improvements. The cooperative preschool offers a developmentally appropriate education experience for all children ages 3 to 6.

Yoga in Action, Greenland
Awarded $2,500 to expand access to free yoga programs for Veterans, seniors, unpaid caregivers and individuals affected by cancer, disability, addiction, trauma or financial hardship. Yoga in Action aims to ensure all people have access to the therapeutic benefits of yoga regardless of social, physical, and financial barriers.

$16,000 was distributed to 16 local food pantries to help combat food insecurity in the Bank’s service area.