Mission Statement:
Tri-County Community Action Program provides opportunities to strengthen communities by improving the lives of low- to moderate-income families and individuals.
Top Funding Sources:
State and federal grants
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1965
EMPLOYEES: 218 FTEs
ANNUAL REVENUE: $21,319,589
Service Locations:
TCCAP primarily serves Coös, Carroll and Grafton County residents, with select services available statewide.
Contact:
Jeanne Robillard Chief Executive Officer 30 Exchange St.
Berlin, NH 03570
888-648-2227
businessoffice@tccap.org
www.tccap.org
Our 2025–2030 Strategic Goals:
The following priority areas were identified through TCCAP’s 2024 Community Needs Assessment and will guide efforts to expand services, develop new programs and strengthen community collaboration:
Tri-County Community Action Program’s individual programs host a variety of fundraising and community events throughout the year, each unique to their services and the communities they support. These events not only raise funds but also strengthen awareness and community connection. From Purse Bingo and road tolls to community clothing drives and raffles, there are many ways for the public to get involved in our fundraising initiatives. Specific event details are shared throughout the year at tccap.org/ events. Each May, in recognition of Community Action Month, we join our statewide Community Action partners to host Hearts Across New Hampshire, an awareness event held at the State House in Concord.
TCCAP welcomes corporate and business partnerships and depends on the generosity of foundations and private donors to help close funding gaps and fulfill our mission. Donations can be made at tccap.org/donate. We also participate in Giving Tuesday, NH Gives and are a proud partner of Granite United Way.
Volunteer Opportunities:
TCCAP offers a wide range of volunteer opportunities across our programs, from supporting seniors and engaging with young children to assisting with food deliveries, providing non-emergency medical transportation and more.
Sandy Alonzo
Board Chair
Ruth Heintz
Vice Chair
John Bolton
Treasurer
Brian Hoffman
Interim Secretary
Erika Collins
Benoit LaMontagne
Linda Massimilla
Melissa Mullen
Gabrielle O’Malley
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