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Lovering Health Center by NH Business Review for NH Business Review Staff

Lovering Health Center by NH Business Review for NH Business Review Staff

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2025 Goals:

The Lovering will continue to advocate for and serve any person who seeks comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care in 2025.  We will maintain and seek to grow high-quality health care services for patients who may not have access to care due to systemic inequities.  These systemic factors most often impact LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and low-income individuals, youth and cisgender women. Because of the Lovering, individuals will have the knowledge and resources to make informed decisions about their reproductive and sexual health, centered around bodily autonomy and compassion, measured by patient access and timely care, patient satisfaction and health outcomes.

Fundraising Events:

  • Events: Champions for Choice (spring), Cheers for Choice (fall)

The Lovering hosts two annual events and both are focused on sharing with our supporters how we are leveraging their support to impact our community. Our Fall Cheers for Choice event is an opportunity to celebrate our collective impact, stay connected, and have fun.

  • Fundraisers: We work with businesses and individuals to create energetic, community-based events and fundraising campaigns. We participate two annual appeals and in NH Gives. If you have an idea for a fundraiser, please contact us!

Giving Opportunities:

Financial Support:

  • Operational support via donations of any amount year-round
  • Champions for Choice Giving Circle
  • Monthly donor circle
  • Business/corporate sponsorships

Long-term Support:

  • Lovering Forever planned giving options
  • Susan Werner Thoresen Lovering Forever Endowment Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation

Practical Support:  Donations of items on our Amazon wish list

Volunteer Opportunities:

Volunteers are an essential piece of Lovering’s services! We believe that community members are often the best advocates for our work and for each other. If you have weekday time or a few hours for a special project during evenings or weekends, you may be able to help provide a variety of services including office support, special bulk mailings, events, on-site support for abortion patients and board of directors.

 

Board Officers   /   Board Members:

Cybele Grier
Board Chair
Applied Materials (Retired)

Lindsay Goodspeed
Vice Chair
Owner, The Local Wash

Katherine Robart Bal
Treasurer
Be The Match

Mary Flowers
Secretary
Retired

Erica de Vries
Accessio Strategies

Stacey Smith
Jackson, Jackson, & Wagner

Cyndi Bear, MD
OB GYN (Retired)

Susan Cannon
Eastern Bank

Maggie Woodward, MD
Core Physicians

Colin Conneally
ReVision Energy

Megan O’Gara
University System of New Hampshire

Evan England
UNH Center for Social Policy in Practice

Cgg25 C1Charitable Giving Guide

This profile is part of NH Business Review’s 2025 Charitable Giving Guide.

To learn more about the Charitable Giving Guide and other New Hampshire nonprofit organizations, please visit www.nhbr.com/CGG.

Categories: Charitable Giving Guide
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