During 2020, the Foundation's trustees voted to liquidate and transfer all of its remaining assets to various 501(c)(3) public charities in an effort to voluntarily terminate its private foundation status under Section 507(a)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code. During the tax year ending December 31, 2020, the Foundation made liquidating distributions totaling $1,211 to two public charities as listed in Part XV of this year's return. Immediately following each liquidating transfer, the Foundation retained no legal right, title, or interest in any transferred asset. At the time of this filing, the Organization has legally dissolved as a going concern with the State of New Hampshire and the box on page 1 has been checked, declaring this a final return.
Application Information
Accepts Unsolicited ProposalsNo — Preselected Only
Contact PersonTiffany Melanson
Phone6038426477
DeadlinesNone; applications accepted year round.
How to ApplyNo current required format; standardized application will be available in 2018. Contact Tiffany Melanson for additional information.
RestrictionsGrantees must be located in the New Hampshire Seacoast area. Emphasis is on organizations providing services for low to moderate income individuals and families.
Financial Trends
2022 data appears limited (dashed line) because the IRS transitioned its e-filing system that year and only published 2 months of XML archives.