Support our Work
Fostering Healing and Fueling Hope for New Hampshire Victims of Child Abuse
Through your investments, we provide timely and critical support, delivering essential services and programs that offer opportunities for healing and justice for victims of child abuse. By supporting Granite State Children’s Alliance, you directly impact our communities, fostering a safer environment for New Hampshire children.
Join us in fueling hope for child abuse victims so they can have the childhood they deserve and go on to become happy and successful adults.
We are the New Hampshire Chapter for all New Hampshire’s Child Advocacy Centers. We are an independent non-profit organization.
We also operate four community Child Advocacy Centers;
Monadnock Region CAC, Greater Lakes CAC, Hillsborough County (Manchester and Nashua) CAC.
Other Ways to Support GSCA
Tax credits
If your company pays state business profits, enterprise or insurance premium taxes, purchasing NH Community Development Tax Credits can offer a business tax break AND support renovations of the future home of our Child Advocacy Center of Hillsborough County in Manchester. Learn more about our project and how to make your pledge here.
Remember GSCA in your will or trust
Consider leaving a legacy of support for child victims of abuse by including the Granite State Children’s Alliance in your estate planning. The simplest and most common way is making a charitable provision in your will or trust. If you’re interested in leaving a gift to GSCA in your will or trust, please make sure to speak with your attorney. We encourage you to provide your attorney with this sample language:
“I hereby give and bequeath __________________ (dollar amount, or percentage of my estate, or residual of my estate after other bequests) to the Granite State Children’s Alliance, 72 South River Road, Suite 202, Bedford, New Hampshire, 03110, for its general purposes.”
To learn more about remembering GSCA in your estate planning, please contact Casey Caster, Director of Resource Development, at ccaster@cac-nh.org or (603) 212-9046.