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Peter Lamb
Peter Lamb, Senior Fellow, is the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation’s Senior Philanthropic Advisor. He joined the Foundation in 1999 and was most recently the Vice President for Philanthropy. He provides counsel & philanthropic solutions for individuals and their advisors who seek to organize charitable ideas, strategically approach grantmaking and pursue family legacies.
Peter has served the non-profit field for thirty five years and balances the art of philanthropic planning with the science of achieving effective results that truly improve community well being. He has served as trustee of private foundations and on numerous environmental, historic, arts and education boards including current positions on the University System of NH Board of Trustees, the Piscataqua Region Estuary Partnership and the bi-country Gulf of Maine Council. He is a member of the NH Estate Planning Council, the Council on Foundation’s AdNet steering committee, a frequent conference speaker and a founding member of the national Excellence in Family Philanthropy: Community Foundations Working Group.
Peter balances his time learning crafts and folkways that help define the roots of community culture. He is an accomplished woodworker and metal smith and builds stonewalls at his home amidst Lubberland Creek Preserve on the salt marshes of New Hampshire’s Great Bay.
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