"The Chamber staff members are uniformly enthusiastic about their work, and have an obvious dedication to stimulating the area economy by educating and connecting its members."
— Ryan Robinson, Mainstay Technologies, LLC
Funds for Education
The Chamber has awarded over $165,000 to locally-based education initiatives through its Funds for Education program. A committee of dedicated volunteers selects community-based educational programming that would benefit from additional financing. Selected initiatives typically support practical skill-building and connect students to business leaders in the community, where they can learn about different industries and career opportunities.
Does my program qualify?
Each year, the Chamber awards up to $5,000 (grant maximum $1,000) to local educational programs for K-12 students. Funded projects range from nonprofit initiatives that support local students, after-school programs, educational summer camps, to innovative curriculum created by area teachers that are not funded by school budgets. Funding is raised through the Chamber’s annual Funds for Education Golf Tournament. Please email bmarceau@concordnhchamber.com for more information.
Bryanna Marceau, IOM
Vice President of Operations and Programs
(603) 224-2508
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