New nonprofit incubator launches on the Seacoast

GoodWork opens for nonprofits to collaborate within the community

April 1, 2022

NH Business Review Staff,

GoodWork, a nonprofit incubator based on the Seacoast, has launched their Co-Working Hub at Carey Cottage, which opens on April 15. This space will allow nonprofits too work, learn and collaborate within the Greater Seacoast nonprofit community.

According to their website, GoodWork’s “team of skilled and experienced coaches, professional partners, and mentors facilitate learning and guide incubator participants on the path towards success. We build on participant’s strengths’ to assist them to be more effective, collaborative, adaptive, and better prepared to achieve their mission.”

The space will be available at no cost to nonprofit employees working in Strafford and Eastern Rockingham counties, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., subject to availability.

The Co-Working Hub accommodates up to six people with couches, armchairs and two high-top workstations. Amenities include hospitality Wi-Fi, USB outlets, access to a community kitchen and use of the waterfront porch.

Those interested in utilizing this space can visit www.goodworkseacoast.org for more information.

Categories: News, Nonprofits

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