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United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut Invests $7 Million to Support Local Children, Youth and Families
Danbury United Way Back-To-School Drive Valued at $43,770
Year-End Critical Needs Grants Now Available
TORRINGTON, CT -- The Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation has allocated a minimum of $55,000 to distribute to public charities and faith-based organizations in its 20-town service area* for year-end critical-needs grants. More may be available based on need. Grants are made possible through the Draper Foundation Fund and the Marion Wm. & Alice Edwards Fund. Apply by October 12, 2018.
New Report: 4 out of 10 Families in Connecticut Struggle to Pay for Basic Needs
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut Receives $260,000 Grant from Eversource
Free Tax Filing Returns More Than $28 million to Central and Northeastern Connecticut Taxpayers This Year
United Way of Coastal Fairfield County, Presented $150,000 of Neighbors Helping Neighbors Grants to Community Organizations
Farmington Bank Partners With 102.9 The Whale to Host A “Warmth Drive”
Public Invited to Donate Warmth Goods to Benefit The Salvation Army
FARMINGTON, CT -- Farmington Bank today an
“Man in a Van” Rescues Nearly 140,000 Pounds of Food Since October
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut to Invest $253,000 in Greater Hartford Region
United Way of Western Connecticut Grant Cycle to Open February 5
Today Is Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Awareness Day
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut Raises $60,000 in Grants to Support Neighbors in Need
Households Which Earned $54,000 or Less in 2017 Can File State and Federal Taxes for FREE
Danbury’s Promise for Children Partnership Hosts Community Report Out
United Way of New Britain and Berlin to Invest $14,400 in Community
Editorial: The Rewards of the Giving Fund
$60,000 Awarded for Northwest Corner Critical Needs
TORRINGTON, CT -- The Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation through the Draper Foundation Fund, the Marion Wm. and Alice Edwards Fund, and through gifts made by an anonymous local donor, has awarded 53 charitable organizations serving some of the area’s most economically distressed residents grants totaling $60,000. Grants will help provide the most basic of necessities – food, warm clothing and shelter.