The Veterans Foundation of New Hampshire has always worked where service, innovation, and unmet community needs intersect. From its early leadership through the Veterans Law Project to its pioneering use of digital charitable gaming in support of the NH Marine Corps League, VFNH has continually developed practical new ways to serve veterans and strengthen the organizations that support them.

Today, that mission is expanding through post preservation, charitable ESG, renewable energy, maker spaces, drone technology, and locally driven economic-development initiatives designed for veterans service organizations and nonprofit communities. VFNH is also adopting RegChain, GBC’s blockchain-based framework for transparent reporting and accountable impact. This adoption reflects the shared dedication of the VFNH board and GBC team to ensuring that innovation remains rooted in service—and that every transaction, partnership, and initiative can produce measurable benefits extending far beyond the original program.

Helping 1.5 new veterans everyday since opening in 2015, the Veterans Law Project was the quitessential legal resource office for military families until it temporarily closed its doors during the Covid Pandemic.

Veterans Law Project initiatives began as a banner program to the VFW Department North Carolina Veterans Foundation and preparation of the Congressional testimony  to the 110th Congress on 2007-04-17.

The program was carried forward by the Veterans Foundation of NH, Inc. and local NH Bar leadership and has been modeled in more states and communities.

VFNH plans to relaunch the VLP in the coming years.

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Easter Seals/Veterans Count
Parsons Furniture
Brown Furniture
Steven Murphy