Supports New Hampshire organizations advancing racial justice through research, community leadership, mutual aid, and grassroots organizing, with a focus on collaborative, community-led solutions.
Funder: New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $100,000 per grant, distributed over up to five years; unrestricted support.
Summary: Supports organizations advancing racial justice in New Hampshire through leadership, mutual aid, and grassroots organizing.
Key Information: Forecasted grant cycle; eligibility includes 501(c)(3)s and fiscally sponsored projects.
The New Hampshire Racial Justice Fund, managed by the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation and guided by a Community Design Team, invests in the leadership, vision, and solutions of organizations working to counter the effects of racial injustice in New Hampshire. Grantmaking priorities focus on solidarity economy and land justice, mutual aid, and grassroots organizing and infrastructure. The Fund aims to shift power to communities most harmed by racially unjust conditions, supporting not only funding but also community-building, networking, and shared learning among grantees and the Design Team. Unrestricted grants are intended to foster collaborative, creative, and community-led approaches to dismantling racial injustice.