New Hampshire Rivers Council
New Hampshire Rivers Council
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More about this organization
Interesting data from their 2019 990 filing
Conservation of new hampshire rivers
- Revenue reported was $40,016.
- Expenses reported were $17,036.
- The non-profit filed Schedule A section.
- Does not operate a hospital.
- Is not a donor-advised fund.
- Other expenses reported $14,201.
- The non-profit reported a excess or deficit for $22,980.
- The non-profit does not have a foreign financial account.
- Contributions, gifts, and grants reported were $15,687.
Accomplishments
- The new hampshire rivers council working with its partners removed four dams and three culverts to restore mcquesten brook to a free-flowing state Expenses $12,604.
- Winnicut river led the planning effort to research current conditions and made recommendations for best management practices such as replacing culverts Expenses $2,700.