NEWARK, NJ -- Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE:PRU) has strengthened its longstanding commitment to address societal needs and champion financial security by moving its office of Corporate Social Responsibility to the C-Suite, reporting directly to Vice Chairman Mark Grier. The move affirms Prudential’s shared value approach to integrating CSR with business strategy under the leadership of Lata Reddy, who leads CSR and has been named chair of The Prudential Foundation.
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New Members Join United Way of Coastal Fairfield County Board
Lata Reddy Elevated to Chair of The Prudential Foundation
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Women & Girls Fund Executive Committee Welcomes New Members
SBM Charitable Foundation Announces 2017 Scholarship Recipients
New Study Revealing the Opioid Crisis Impact in Northwest CT
TORRINGTON, CT -- A new report about the impact of opioids was the center of a roundtable discussion in Torrington Wednesday afternoon. The report, “Beneath the Surface: The Opioid Epidemic in Northwest Connecticut” explores the crime rates related to opioid addiction in the area, insurance rates, treatment admission rates, how the crisis started, and what solutions can work specifically in a rural region. The Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation, the Foundation for Community Health, Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, and the McCall Center for Behavioral Health partnered to publish the report.
CCP Response to Charlottesville
Policies, Practices, and Programs for Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Community Foundation Report Focuses on Education, Women and Girls, Arts, Environment
United Way Opens Nomination Process for Hometown Heroes and Emerging Hero Awards
Community Partners Collaborate to Release Opioid Report
Time to Get Comfortable With Being Uncomfortable
Charter Oak Health Center Receives $300K Grant for Facility Renovation Project to Provide Specialty Health Care Services
$4.3 Million in Grants Awarded by the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Hartford
Danbury Senior Volunteers Contribute Service Valued At More Than $200,000 to City
DANBURY, Conn. (August 3, 2017) — United Way of Western Connecticut (UWWC) is proud to announce that volunteers in the SAVE (Seniors Add Valuable Experience) Program have completed 7,019 hours in the last year, service that is valued at $205,586 to the city of Danbury. This year, 47 seniors volunteered at 23 City of Danbury departments and nonprofit agencies located in the city.