Change: Moving to new spaces and places |
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| Dear Friends: |
As we begin in earnest meeting the changes and challenges of the New Year, and gratefully saying good bye to a tumultuous 2008, there are several changes at the New Hampshire Children's Trust Fund, some in time and some in space.
The time has come for me to retire and move (my old bones) to a warmer climate, to pursue my love of year round gardening, impossible to do in ice and snow! If you know someone who might be interested in working for a great organization, with great people, and for a great cause, check out the job posting on our website.
I am telecommuting from Sarasota, Florida, working half time, planning to be in New Hampshire for Board meetings, other obligations as needed, until the Trustees appoint a wonderful new Executive Director.
If you've been to the old office, you know its space limitations, so it is also time to move to functional office space. Our new address, as of Wednesday, January 7th, will be 10 Ferry Street, Suite 315, Concord; please bear with us, since telephone service is promised, soon, new number to come!
Please continue to share your great passion, as well as your energies and efforts on behalf of New Hampshire's 310,000 children and their families. There is no more critical time than now to support and strengthen families, the most important and fundamental aspect of our society.
With very best wishes for a wonderful year.
Karen Carpenter,
Executive Director |
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2008
Board of Trustees
Gail Barba, Concord
Deborah Chase, Gilmanton
Melissa Correia, Manchester
Janice Fitzpatrick, Candia
Senator Martha Fuller Clark, Portsmouth
Representative Anne Grassie, Rochester
Courtney H.G. Herz, Esq., Hopkinton
Peirce Hunter, M.D., Vice Chair, Bow
Kristina Ickes, Candia
Audrey Knight, MSN, RN, Hopkinton
Betsy McKinney, Board Treasurer, Londonderry
Sandra Matheson, Hooksett
Lynne Bartlett Merrill, Board Chair, Kingston
Brenda Tibbetts, Colebrook
Staff
Karen H. Carpenter, MA, JD
Executive Director
Diane Hastings, MS
Special Projects Director
Julie Day, BS
Parent Advocacy Director
Valerie Quinn, BA
Administrative Assistant |
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NHCTF Executive Director Position Announcement |
Executive Director Posting
The New Hampshire Children's Trust Fund (NHCTF), a grant-making and fundraising nonprofit based in Concord, NH, grants funding and program support for the primary prevention of child abuse to organizations statewide. The ideal candidate will be able to represent the NHCTF on both a national and statewide level, be passionate about the prevention of child abuse and the strengthening of families, have demonstrated experience collaborating effectively with partner organizations, strong development and grant writing skills, and effective management and inter-personal skills with a minimum of 8 years in leadership positions. The applicant must have the ability to travel. Salary & benefits competitive. Cover letter, resume & salary requirements to NHCTF at Lynne.Merrill@mbgre.com. Deadline 1/23/09. Full details at www.nhctf.org.
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The New Hampshire Children's Trust Fund was established in 1987 by legislative statute RSA 169-C:39 to support programs in New Hampshire that work to prevent child abuse and neglect. Our focus is primary prevention initiatives that keep children safe and families strong.
To find out more about our programs and partners, go to our website at www.nhctf.org
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