Every day, our life-changing programs provide hope, healing and empowerment to New Hampshire neighbors facing life’s toughest challenges. Grounded in 80 years of service, we address many of the state’s most urgent issues: poverty, food insecurity, mental health struggles, homelessness, social isolation, aging, unsafe environments for children, and more recently, access to affordable housing. Whether it’s a mother and baby no longer spending cold nights in a cramped car, a veteran overcoming trauma that once held him back, or a family smiling with relief that they have access to life’s basic needs, we meet people where they are – restoring stability, dignity and self-sufficiency so they can create the brighter future they deserve. We proudly serve individuals and families from all backgrounds and beliefs.
Mission Statement:
Grounded in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, Catholic Charities New Hampshire responds to those in need with programs that heal, comfort and empower.
Top Funding Sources:
Corporate, individual and foundation
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1945
EMPLOYEES: 985
ANNUAL REVENUE: $83,000,000
Service Locations:
Social Services Offices: Berlin, Concord, Greenland, Laconia, Lancaster, Littleton, Manchester, Nashua, Rochester, Greater Monadnock.
Health Care Facilities: Berlin, Dover, Laconia, Manchester, Windham
Contact:
Karen Moynihan
Vice President of Philanthropy
100 William Loeb Drive, Unit 3
Manchester, NH 03109
603-663-0240
kmoynihan@nh-cc.org
www.cc-nh.org
2026 is packed with exciting events for all ages! Join us on Saturday, February 14 for our Sweetheart Ball, featuring an evening of romance, gourmet dining, dancing and plenty of entertainment – perfect for singles and couples alike! Additionally, our Liberty House program will host its annual Fore the Veterans Golf Tournament on Friday, June 26 and its Veterans Day Breakfast on Saturday, November 7. Our New Generation program, offering safe shelter and support for mothers and children facing homelessness, invites you to tee off at the “Mulligans for Moms” Golf Tournament on September 15 at Breakfast Hill Golf Club in Greenland. You can also make a big impact by hosting third-party events or fundraisers! For questions or additional information, reach out to Rebecca Fredrickson at rfredrickson@nh-cc.org.
Catholic Charities New Hampshire offers flexible and convenient ways to support our mission. Options include corporate sponsorships, cash gifts, matching gifts, contributions of securities or mutual fund shares, donor-advised funds, in-kind donations, memorial gifts and legacy bequests. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, all donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Every gift directly fuels programs right
here in New Hampshire, ensuring your generosity creates immediate and local impact. Visit cc-nh.org/ways-to-give to learn more.
You can find many ways to make a difference through the spirit of volunteerism. We welcome individuals, families, students and corporate groups to join us in serving communities across the state. You can deliver food or provide rides for homebound seniors through our CareGivers program (Greater Manchester and Nashua), assist older adults through Monadnock at Home (Monadnock Region), lend a hand in one of our senior living communities or help with events. Find your purpose in service. Visit cc-nh.org/volunteer or call 603-669-3030 for more information.
Most Rev. Peter A. Libasci
Chairman
Diocese of Manchester
Thomas E. Blonski
President & CEO
Dr. Susan D. Huard
Vice Chair
Hooksett
Dean Christon
Deputy Vice Chair
Manchester
Andrew MacWilliam
Treasurer
Windham
Adam Coughlin
Secretary
Bedford
Very Rev. Paul L. Bouchard
Vicar General
Diocese of Manchester
Peter Burger
Concord
Lauren Collins Cline
Bedford
Kate Baker Demers
Manchester
Kevin P. Desrosiers, MD
Bedford
Nick Gray
Manchester
Andrea Hechavarria
Amherst
Doug Hoffer
Pepperell, MA
Jeff McLean
Portsmouth
Ken Senus
Londonderry
David Wenger
Manchester
Stephanie Wimmer
Windham
Charitable Giving GuideThis profile is part of NH Business Review’s 2026 Charitable Giving Guide.
To learn more about the Charitable Giving Guide and other New Hampshire nonprofit organizations, please visit www.nhbr.com/CGG.
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