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Unassuming Watertown Man Leaves Connecticut Community Foundation $4 Million for Local Causes
CCP Policy Update (3/1/19)
Webster Bank United Way Employee Campaign Raises $1.55 Million in 2018
MEDIA ADVISORY: 6th Annual Fairfield County GIVING DAY Celebration
Fairfield County's Giving Day
Fairfield County’s Giving Day 2019 Launches New WHY I GIVE Video Contest!
Latino Endowment Fund Successfully Raises $50,000 to Receive Matching Grant from the Knight Foundation
Recession in 2019? Charities Wring Their Hands but Do Little to Prepare
Comcast Foundation Awards Grants to Connecticut Organizations
Liberty Bank Honors Jennifer Height for Volunteerism
The Problem With Charitable Giving
Insurers Unite to Help 'Seed' Hartford's Financial Reboot
HARTFORD, CT -- The Hartford Business Journal's Partnership Award Winners are The Hartford, Aetna Inc., Travelers Cos., City of Hartford, and the Hartford Public Library. When insurers Aetna, The Hartford, and Travelers Cos. paid a combined $10 million to the city of Hartford this summer, they were making good on a March 2017 pledge to help the city regain its financial footing by providing a $50 million boost — assuming the city forged a comprehensive and sustainable solution to address its fiscal problems. The insurers saw progress in the last year and paid the first installment of what they and the city hope will be four more annual payments of $10 million. Of that first amount, $8.1 million is covering operating expenses of the Hartford Public Library this fiscal year, with the balance going to law enforcement and recreation.