Giving Tuesday 2023: 5 Ways To Give Back In Hampton-North Hampton

Giving Tuesday is a global initiative that brings people together to harness the potential of collective generosity. Fortunately for folks in the Hampton-North Hampton area, there’s no shortage of organizations nearby that could greatly benefit from your support.

Here are five outstanding organizations in the Hampton-North Hampton area. Please consider volunteering or donating to them for Giving Tuesday and beyond.

1. St. Vincent de Paul of Hampton — St. Vincent de Paul of Hampton is part of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a Catholic lay organization with a mission to serve individuals in need. The Hampton location provides a variety of community services, including a community kitchen, a clothes closet, a food pantry, advocacy support and provision of home medical supplies. Learn more at svdphampton.com/how-you-can-help.
2. Hampton Community Coalition — The Hampton Community Coalition is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the welfare and health of children and families in the Hampton area, especially those pacing challenging life transitions or experiencing homelessness. The coalition provides essential support, including temporary shelter during the winter season, for local families in need. Donations made to this organization directly benefit children attending area schools. Learn more at hamptoncommunitycoalition.org.
3. North Hampton Public Library & Cultural Center (NHPL&CC) Foundation — The NHPL&CC Foundation works in collaboration with the North Hampton Public Library & Cultural Center, as well as the Friends of the North Hampton Public Library. Together, the three organizations work to provide resources, funds and activities to the community through the North Hampton Public Library and Cultural Center. Learn more at nhplccfoundation.org.
4. Seacoast Area Feline Education & Rescue (SAFER) — SAFER aims to help homeless cats across the New Hampshire Seacoast by humanely trapping, neutering, medically clearing, releasing and placing homeless cats. The nonprofit uses donations to cover veterinary services and care for these cats, including spaying/neutering and necessary medical attention. Learn more at safercats.com.
5. The James House — The James House is dedicated to preserving the historical significance of the colonial house built in 1723, representing an early example of colonial architecture in New Hampshire. The organization offers preservation projects and programs that allow visitors to explore the 18th-century home and workshop of early craftsmen. Donations to the Preservation Fund are used solely to support the preservation of the James House property. Learn more at jameshousemuseum.org.

Do you know of another volunteer organization in Hampton-North Hampton that should be recognized? Let us know about it in the comments!

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