Manchester Youths Sports
Manchester Youths Sports — Foundation Grant Opportunity
Foundation surfaced via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer NTEE-classification sweep (NTEE N60). Located in Manchester, NH. Auto-promoted: organization name matches playground/parks/youth/recreation keywords.
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Park Street Foundation
Park Street Foundation — Foundation Grant Opportunity
Foundation surfaced via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer NTEE-classification sweep (NTEE B70). Located in Concord, NH. Auto-promoted: organization name matches playground/parks/youth/recreation keywords.
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Brookline After School Program Inc
Brookline After School Program Inc — Foundation Grant Opportunity
Foundation surfaced via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer NTEE-classification sweep (NTEE O50). Located in Brookline, NH. Auto-promoted: organization name matches playground/parks/youth/recreation keywords.
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Manchester Boys And Girls Club
Manchester Boys And Girls Club — Foundation Grant Opportunity
Foundation surfaced via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer NTEE-classification sweep (NTEE O23Z). Located in Manchester, NH. Auto-promoted: organization name matches playground/parks/youth/recreation keywords.
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Andover After School Program
Andover After School Program — Foundation Grant Opportunity
Foundation surfaced via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer NTEE-classification sweep (NTEE ?). Located in Andover, NH. Auto-promoted: organization name matches playground/parks/youth/recreation keywords.
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After School Program
After School Program — Foundation Grant Opportunity
Foundation surfaced via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer NTEE-classification sweep (NTEE P330). Located in Concord, NH. Auto-promoted: organization name matches playground/parks/youth/recreation keywords.
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Haverhill Youth Sports
Haverhill Youth Sports — Foundation Grant Opportunity
Foundation surfaced via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer NTEE-classification sweep (NTEE N63). Located in N Haverhill, NH. Auto-promoted: organization name matches playground/parks/youth/recreation keywords.
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Playground Project Corp
Playground Project Corp — Foundation Grant Opportunity
Foundation surfaced via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer NTEE-classification sweep (NTEE B11). Located in Chester, NH. Auto-promoted: organization name matches playground/parks/youth/recreation keywords.
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New Hampshire State Parks
Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) — New Hampshire
Federal LWCF pass-through administered by NH State Parks. 50% match.
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Hopkinton Youth Sports Association
Hopkinton Youth Sports Association — Foundation Grant Opportunity
Foundation surfaced via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer NTEE-classification sweep (NTEE ?). Located in Contoocook, NH. Auto-promoted: organization name matches playground/parks/youth/recreation keywords.
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New Hampshire State Parks
Recreational Trails Program (RTP) — New Hampshire
FHWA pass-through for motorized and non-motorized trails.
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Performers Playground A Performing Arts Studio
Performers Playground A Performing Arts Studio — Foundation Grant Opportunity
Foundation surfaced via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer NTEE-classification sweep (NTEE ?). Located in Newport, NH. Auto-promoted: organization name matches playground/parks/youth/recreation keywords.
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New Hampshire State Parks
Conservation License Plate (Moose Plate) Grants
Funds raised by the NH conservation license plate support land protection, historic preservation, and natural resource projects.
Program details: https://www.mooseplate.com/grants/
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New Hampshire State Parks
Land and Community Heritage Investment Program (LCHIP)
State grants protecting natural, cultural, and historic resources.
Program details: https://www.lchip.org/grant-program
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Frequently asked questions about New Hampshire playground grants
Who can apply for playground grants in New Hampshire?
Most New Hampshire grants are open to public agencies (school districts, parks departments, municipalities), 501(c)(3) nonprofits, and tribal entities. A handful are restricted to specific county types or census-designated places. Each grant card above lists eligibility — the matcher narrows the list to programs your specific organization type qualifies for.
How much can I get from a New Hampshire playground grant?
New Hampshire programs typically award between $10,000 and $250,000, with a few capital programs going higher. Most require a 1:1 local match, though some allow in-kind contributions to count. Click into any grant above to see its specific award range and match requirements.
What's the difference between state and federal playground grants?
State grants like the ones above tend to have shorter application windows, smaller award ranges, and stricter geographic eligibility (you must be in New Hampshire). Federal grants — Land & Water Conservation Fund, CDBG, etc. — award more but have longer review cycles and more competitive applicant pools. We surface both in the grant matcher.
Do you help with the New Hampshire grant application?
Yes. When you're applying for a grant that includes our equipment, we provide a Grant-Ready Documentation Package free of charge: formatted equipment quote, ADA compliance notes, site layout sketch, and a validity letter on our letterhead that grant reviewers expect. Submit a quote request to start.
