Jindal, 41, will raise money for the campaign arm of state Senate Republicans at an event in Manchester with ticket prices running from USD 100 to USD 5,000.
"The state Senate Republicans for the first time are the backstop for all the spending and taxes in New Hampshire," Michael Dennehy, a Republican party consultant organising the event, told CNN.
"To kick off their campaign efforts for 2014, the senators wanted one of the nation's top Republicans to lead the charge for them," he said.
Dennehy acknowledged that Jindal's visit is important as potential candidates are already making early moves as they consider White House bids.
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"Unofficially, New Hampshire also welcomes a governor who Republicans across the country are looking to as a possible candidate for the GOP nomination in 2016," he said.
"It continues to show the power of New Hampshire to attract a popular governor to the first in the nation primary state," Dennehy said.
The Republican National Committee (RNC) is meeting this week in California where a major discussion point is how better to reach out to minority and younger voters and use effective language in doing so.