Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic

About Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic’s grantmaking is anchored by major support for educational services and charitable research, with its largest recent award going to Trustees of Dartmouth College for $1,038,461 in 2025. The foundation also shows a repeated pattern of backing health-system partners, including the Foundation for Healthy Communities and The Hitchcock Foundation, alongside research institutions and medical centers across several states. Its giving aligns with a broad mission to support research, education, and lifesaving clinical care while improving population health and community well-being. The portfolio points to a funder that operates at both institutional and community levels. Large awards support educational services and research, while smaller program-support grants reach local organizations working on community health priorities. Named recipients in the recent-grants list include Kaiser Foundation Research Institute, Maine Medical Center, Boston University, and Oregon Health & Science University. The foundation’s active programs show that its work is not limited to hospital-based care: it also invests in community health, prevention, health equity, and workforce development through partnerships in New Hampshire, Vermont, and the surrounding Dartmouth Health service area.

What Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic Funds

Community health is a clear throughline. Under Community Health Investments, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic partners with public health organizations, towns, schools, police, and community organizations; a 2025 grant of $259,424 to Foundation for Healthy Communities (NHHA) fits that pattern through program support. Medical education and workforce capacity are another focus. The foundation awarded $1,038,461 to Trustees of Dartmouth College for charitable educational services, and its active Workforce Development program includes scholarships, training partnerships, and apprenticeships in New Hampshire, Vermont, and the Dartmouth-Hitchcock service area. Research also appears repeatedly in the recent-grants list. In 2025, Kaiser Foundation Research Institute received $283,872 for charitable research, while Oregon Clinic Pc received $83,785 for the same purpose. The list also includes charitable research support for Seven Counties Services Inc and Centerstone Research Institute Inc, suggesting a steady emphasis on health-related study and evaluation.

How Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic Gives