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LOCATION:LaBelle Winery, 345 State Rte 101, Amherst, NH
UID:3024720260923T203000ZTrends in Charitable Giving
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DESCRIPTION:\nJoin us on Wednesday, September 23rd from 4:30-8:00PM\n \nLaBelle Winery\n \n345 State Route 101, Amherst, NH\n \nShawn Morehead, President and CEO of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, will explore trends shaping charitable giving and the important role community foundations can play in helping people put their generosity to work. Drawing on her experience in community philanthropy, Shawn will share how community foundations work with professional advisors and their clients to turn charitable goals into meaningful impact — from meeting community needs today to creating legacies that strengthen the New Hampshire community for generations to come.\n \nShawn Morehead leads the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, New Hampshire’s statewide community foundation and the largest private provider of nonprofit grants and student aid in northern New England. The Foundation manages charitable funds donated by hundreds of generous people and businesses, and awards more than $80 million annually in grants and scholarships.\n \nShawn, who has lifelong family ties to New Hampshire, joined the Foundation in 2026, bringing decades of experience working to increase educational opportunity, protect civil rights, and foster community philanthropy. Prior to joining the Foundation, she spent 15 years at the New York Community Trust, the community foundation serving New York City, Westchester, and Long Island, most recently serving as executive vice president and chief program officer helping to guide more than $60 million in annual grantmaking.\n \nThroughout her career, Shawn has designed and led initiatives that expand opportunity and strengthen communities. She began her career as a public school teacher and later practiced law, serving as lead counsel in federal class-action litigation protecting the civil rights of public school students, including students with disabilities. As a grantmaker, she championed efforts to improve reading instruction in public schools, help young immigrants apply for deferred action, and advocate for criminal legal system reforms.\n \nShawn holds a J.D. from Stanford Law School and a bachelor’s from Columbia University. She has two adult daughters and lives in Concord with her dog.\n \nThis event is proudly sponsored by: \n
SUMMARY:Trends in Charitable Giving - New Hampshire Estate Planning Council 
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