The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) allocated $2.55 billion in fiscal recovery dollars for the state of Connecticut. Learn how Connecticut is using these fu
This group is comprised of individuals from member funder communications staff and those who have communications as part of their role. Meeting on a regular basis, discussions are designed to be interactive and constructive.
Join the Housing Affinity Group's March meeting. This month's meeting will include speakers from Simsbury and Milford who have been engaged in education and advocacy work in their towns to expand affordable housing development.
Pro Bono Partnership is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization, that provides free business and transactional legal help to other nonprofits serving underrepresented people or enhancing the quality of life throughout neighborhoods in Connecticut, New
The Council team invites you to a network meeting of peers who identify as people of color, inclusive of the many colors and shades that exist for Black, Brown, and Asian Pacific Islander Desi American communities.
Join the CT Community Foundation CEO Network for its first meeting of the year. Hosted by the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, this first quarter convening will offer opportunities for networking, discussion, and updates.
Meeting registration is open to all SOW-CT members for the in-person Mar. 1st General Body Meeting.
Join the CT Council for Philanthropy for this important series designed to provide background, essential information, and an understanding of the fundamentals of working in philanthropy.
Council members can access numerous resources, including the Annual Grantmaker Salary and Benefits report, Data on CT Communities, and more.
On Thursday, February 15, the Donor Advised Fund Research Collaborative (DAFRC) will release the National Study on Donor Advised Funds.
A discussion about possible changes to the state budget and their impact on your state, your community, and your family.
Each organization's financial statements and 990s tell a story, and funders who know how to interpret them can gain valuable insight about potential grantees.
You’re probably aware that the federal government is investing close to $4 trillion in infrastructure, environmental and clean energy projects in cities and states across America.
New to the Council? Curious to know more about the resources available to members? Join us for this special opportunity to connect with colleagues and meet the Council staff.
The Housing Funder Network convenes funders interested in or investing in addressing homelessness and affordable housing to discuss current and emerging issues, best practices, and opportunities for collaboration.
Meeting registration is open to all SOW-CT members for the Feb. 2nd General Body Meeting.
Each organization's financial statements and 990s tell a story, and funders who know how to interpret them can gain valuable insight about potential grantees.
Join the Workforce Affinity Group members for a virtual meeting. The meeting agenda will feature a summary presentation of the Greater New Haven and Valley Regional Labor Market Analysis.
Nonprofits and foundations face a broad array of challenges in the year ahead, especially as A.I. continues to evolve, a presidential election looms, and the fundraising outlook remains cloudy.
Join the Council as we kick off our network for foundations with small staff but big impact.
