The Hampton Wellness Fund
The Hampton Wellness Fund is a permanent endowment that supports programs and initiatives enhancing the well-being of Hampton residents. Through annual funding and community contributions, it invests in the long-term health, vitality, and quality of life in Hampton.
The Hampton Wellness Fund is a permanent endowment established by the Town of Hampton. Each year, income generated from the fund supports local programs, initiatives, and activities that enhance the well-being of all Hampton residents.
Funding priorities are determined by the Town of Hampton and may include a wide range of wellness-focused efforts, from physical and mental health initiatives to community programming and infrastructure that strengthens the quality of life in Hampton.
The fund is open to public contributions, allowing the community to grow its impact over time. All donations are eligible for an Official Donation Receipt for income tax purposes.
The fund reflects Hampton’s commitment to supporting the long-term health, wellness, and vitality of its community. By building this lasting resource, the Hampton Wellness Fund ensures ongoing support for the people of Hampton, today and for generations to come.
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