Partners and Funders

Partners:

Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success (ORIS)
SNHU Center for New Americans

Funders:

NH Housing
TD Bank Foundation.

Our Partners in Refugee ResettlementOvercomers Refugee Services

  • Ascentria Care Alliance

  • The International Institute of New England

  • Victory Women of Vision

  • Welcoming New Hampshire

  • Welcoming Manchester

  • The New Hampshire Office of Health Equity

Funders and Foundations

  • The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation

  • Eastern Bank Foundation

  • The Clowes Fund

  • The Norwin S. and Elizabeth N Bean Foundation

  • Madelaine G. von Weber Trust

  • The New Hampshire Children’s Health Foundation

  • NE Delta Dental Foundation

  • Citizen’s Bank and the Mary Louise Billings Trust and the Ann de Nicola Trust

  • New Futures

  • You Have Our Trust

  • Granite United Way

  • The Burkehaven Family Foundation

  • The Lyon Pingree Fund

  • The NH Council for Children with Chronic Conditions

  • The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester

  • The New Hampshire Department of Education

  • The NH Department of Business and Economic Affairs

  • The US Office of Refugee Resettlement and the NH Office of Health Equity

  • The NH State Council on the Arts

  • The US Forest Service and Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest

Contributors

Fieldwork Photos, Becky Field, photographer

Bangor Savings Bank

TD Bank

CarePoint Plus, LLC

Universal Care Alliance

Bloom and Shine

and hundreds of individuals and businesses across the United States

FAQs

  • Organizations can partner with BCNH by collaborating on services, making referrals, supporting programs, sponsoring events, or funding work that strengthens refugee and immigrant communities.

  • BCNH works with schools, employers, service providers, community organizations, supporters, and others who want to help refugees and immigrants build stronger lives in New Hampshire.

  • Yes. Employers can connect with BCNH around hiring needs and workforce support as part of helping create more opportunities for refugees and immigrants.

  • BCNH was founded by refugees and brings lived experience, community trust, and practical direct-service knowledge to the work it does every day.

  • Yes. BCNH welcomes a wide range of partners who want to help strengthen opportunity, belonging, and support for refugee and immigrant communities.

  • Yes. BCNH can explore partnership ideas that align with your organization’s goals, whether that involves funding, volunteering, sponsorship, referrals, or another collaborative effort.

  • The best first step is to contact BCNH directly and share what your organization is interested in. From there, the conversation can focus on the most meaningful fit.

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