Grants made by Exeter Hospital Inc
Exeter Hospital Inc (EIN 22-2674014) reported 23 grants totaling $1.6M in FY2023 on Schedule I of its IRS Form 990. See the full financial profile for revenue, ratings and leadership.
Grant recipients (FY2023) · $1.6M total
| Recipient | Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Lamprey Health Care Inc | Grant will focus on the lack of access to primary care and behavioral health care generally, with a focus on communities that have historically been challenged to access care: individuals without insurance/adequate insurance or medicaid in the rockingham county region, with a focus on raymond, newmarket and the surrounding communities. a particular focus on those living with addiction, the homeless, the elderly and the lgbtq+ community. using our medical home model, lamprey addresses the challenges our community using a patient-centered approach to meet the needs of individuals. much of their work centers on the availability of trained, compassionate staff who are at the forefront of service provision. nurses, medical assistants, care managers, behavioral health clinicians and medical providers are all part of the team approach used to support their patient-centered model. | $380,000 |
| Foundation For Healthy Communities | This contribution through the nh foundation for healthy communities helps to support the nh bureau of drug and alcohol services for their programs to combat addiction and substance misuse disorder. | $258,007 |
| Society of St Vincent De Paul Exeter | This grant will support food access at st. vincent de paul through the support of the following offerings: 1)food pantry- our food pantry is open for four sessions each week, fifty-two weeks a year (excluding some holidays).2. senior pantry for older adults (60 years old+) 3. senior delivery- once a month they provide on site delivery to eligible seniors. they deliver critical foods and personal care items to low-income clients that reside at both 277 water street and meeting place exeter, nh. 4. emergency financial assistance: with this assistance they prevent homelessness, utility shut offs, cold or hot homes and a broken down car. | $150,000 |
| Seacoast Mental Health Center Inc | To sponsor the organization's mission to provide high quality, effective and accessible mental health services to residents of the eastern half of rockingham county. | $92,500 |
| Cooperative Alliance For Seacoast Transportation | Coast will use the grant funds for 3 related projects. 1) route 7 on demand will be expanded to 5 days per week. funds will be used as the 7.5% local match for purchasing 4 small cutaway vehicles. 2) the triplink common application and website will be upgraded to current standards. 3) this project will add more service for users in exeter and newmarket, streamline and improve the ability of residents to apply for demand response services in the region, and ensure that coast can provide service in safe, reliable vehicles. | $90,000 |
| Waypoint | This grant will support a continuum of programs to support youth, children and families in rockingham county. services include support for families with children who have an identified developmental delay, home visiting services, family and children's programs and outreach and case management for youth who are homeless. the overarching goal of the work is to improve the well-being of the family and young people.waypoint anticipates serving 600 families through early supports services, 50 through home visiting, and 50 youth experiencing homelessness or at-risk. we expect that 150 families will participate in family resource center groups, events, activities. | $56,000 |
| Sos Recovery Community Organization Inc | This project aims to enhance access to and grow the recovery support community and services in exeter by implementing community-catered programming and comprehensive harm reduction strategies, including hepatitis c screenings, mobile outreach, and awareness events. | $55,000 |
| Big Brothers Big Sisters of New Hampshire | Funding to support a community-based youth mentoring program. | $52,500 |
| Haven-violence Prevention and Support Services | Event sponsorships to help support organization's mission to prevent sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking, and to support and empower all women, men, non-binary and transgender adults, youth and families to heal from abuse and rebuild their lives. | $52,500 |
| Cross Roads House Inc | Grant funding will help support the housing success program. | $50,000 |
| Chase Home | The chase home will use this funding to to hire our first ever in-house mental health clinician to improve their residential treatment services for youth ages 11-18. | $50,000 |
| Connors Climb Foundation | Funding will suport connors climb's program focused on suicide prevention that teaches about the relationship between suicide and mental illness. the project serves new hampshire youth aged 10-24, focusing on suicide prevention. | $50,000 |
| Granite United Way | Funding will support the affordable housing incentive program (ahip), which brings together landlords and social service providers to move individuals out of homelessness and into sustainable housing. | $47,500 |
| Austin17house | Funding will support youth apprentices who attend the a17h, who share an interest in wanting to become a more confident individual, who possess leadership qualities, or who have been a participant at the center and want a way to give back. | $42,500 |
| Key Collective | The key collective is using grant funding from exeter to increase the number of program particpants, increase the number of partners they collaborate with to offer a wider variety of programs and activities for free or at a reduced cost, and increase the number of scholarships, so that no child is left out from participating in an activity that they are interested in. | $40,000 |
| Arts In Reach-encouraging Growth Through the Arts | This funding is supporting teen mental health through program development promoting pro-sociality, emotional literacy, behavioral health, civic-mindedness, and critical thinking; visits to artists' studios and cultural venues and service-learning opportunities to connect youth with the local community; mentorship and experiences promoting personal reflection and career exposure and a mental health practitioner participating in programs alongside the teens. | $32,500 |
| Exeter Town | Exeter parks & recreation is using the funding to host senior luncheons, health, wellness & fitness classes, senior trips, and for a part-time program coordinator. | $30,000 |
| Transportation Assistance For Seacoast Citizens | Funding supports the organization's mission with helping people maintain their health, independence and dignity by providing rides to eligible residents of nh seacoast communities. | $30,000 |
| Girls On the Run New Hampshire | Funding supports girls on the run's experience-based curriculum designed to help girls across rockingham county through running-based programming. | $22,500 |
| Nami New Hampshire | Funding supports the connect youth leader program that engages a core group of youth leaders, in partnership with trained adults, to co-facilitate the connect curriculum for their peers. | $22,500 |
| American Cancer Society Inc | Annual event sponsorship to help fund the future of breast cancer research and support program. | $10,000 |
| The Childrens Museum of New Hampshire | Annual event sponsorship | $7,500 |
| Seacoast Family Promise | Annual event sponsorship | $7,500 |
Grant data comes from Schedule I of Exeter Hospital Inc's e-filed Form 990, via CharityIndex. Recipients link to their own profiles where the EIN matches our directory.