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GRANT TOOLS | Endowment for Health Supporting innovative projects that drive systemic change The Endowment for Health’s grantmaking focuses on addressing the root causes of health disparities in New Hampshire through collaboration and collective impact. Our approach supports innovative projects that create meaningful, lasting solutions for all Granite Staters. We prioritize strategies to drive systemic change.
These include: Understanding structural inequality through data and lived experiences. Centering transformative and relational change. Shifting power to those most affected by the issues that we work to address.
Listening to — and acting with — communities. Developing accountable leadership. We work with a network of community members, organizations, and institutions to solve complex social challenges by identifying shared priorities, fostering leadership, building knowledge, and aligning policy goals.
Learn more about each focus area and who to contact about project ideas. > Learn More The Endowment also offers grants that address urgent needs and emerging opportunities, innovative projects, and/or projects that build and disseminate knowledge to improve the health of Granite Staters. > Learn More Submit and manage grant applications and reports in the Applicant Portal.
The Applicant Portal has been updated as of November 1, 2025. Follow the instructions provided for the new portal experience. For help accessing information in the historic portal, contact Andie Hession .
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