Congratulations to

James ’07P and Anne ’07P Loomis 

the 2011 recipients

of the

Hubbard Family Award for Service to Philanthropy

View the history of the Hubbard family
and their impact on giving to UNH.

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James Loomis, co-founder of Bottomline Technologies, a global leader in electronic payment systems, and Anne Loomis, a former pre-school teacher and medical administrator, generously support Northeast Passage, an innovative UNH-affiliated program that provides recreational opportunities to people with disabilities. In addition to their philanthropic support, the Loomis family has worked tirelessly with the organization, building participation and awareness as event sponsors and contributing equipment, including a cargo vehicle, to help expand the organization’s impact. James Loomis has served as a Northeast Passage adviser and board chair for more than ten years.

The Loomises first learned of Northeast Passage after their son, Nathan ’07, suffered a spinal cord injury in 1998 while vacationing with his family in the Caribbean. During his rehabilitation, the family was introduced to therapeutic recreation, for which Northeast Passage is nationally known.

The Power of Philanthropy

The Board of Directors of the University of New Hampshire Foundation, Inc. established the Hubbard Family Award for Service to Philanthropy in 2001 to honor the Hubbard family, well known at the University for its remarkable generosity, and to recognize individuals whose philanthropic leadership and gifts have strengthened the University of New Hampshire and/or who have promoted philanthropy throughout the state.

Past Hubbard Family Award for Service to Philanthropy Recipients