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Free Tax Filing Returns More Than $28 million to Central and Northeastern Connecticut Taxpayers This Year
United Way’s Day of Action Engages Volunteers in Projects Throughout Northern Fairfield and Southern Litchfield Counties
$2,200 Raised to Support Local Men and Boys’ Needs
United Way of Coastal Fairfield County, Presented $150,000 of Neighbors Helping Neighbors Grants to Community Organizations
Draper Foundation Fund Provides $664,800 in Support of Area Nonprofits
DataHaven Celebrates 25th Anniversary with Innovation Awards
NEW HAVEN, CT -- To celebrate their 25th Anniversary, DataHaven has announced the inaugural DataHaven Innovation Awards designed to recognize individuals and groups who employ data to make Connecticut a better place.
Civic Engagement Project: Get Out the Vote
Aurora Foundation Announces 2018 Grant Awards
Americans Give More to Charity—But Donations Show Widening Gap Between Rich and Poor
NEW YORK, NY -- MarketWatch comments on findings from Giving USA 2017 report. The U.S. cleared a generous milestone in 2017, with Americans donating a record amount to charity. But the numbers are also a reminder of the persistent gap between rich and poor.
United Way of Western Connecticut Seeks Nominations for Emerging Hero Awards
Over 160 Students to Share $200,000 in Scholarships
Newman's Own Foundation Announces New Class of Fellows
Harvard Pilgrim Awards Quality Grant Funding to 11 Providers for 2018
Community Foundation of Greater New Britain Gaining New Fans through Wide Variety of New Initiatives
Valley Community Foundation Celebrates 14 Years of Community Philanthropy
Women & Girls Fund Executive Committee Welcomes New Members
New Connecticut Community Foundation Grants Open Doors to 23 Community Events
Charitable Giving in Connecticut Hits New High of $5B
NEW HAVEN, CT -- Charitable giving rose by 11 percent to reach $5 billion in 2015, the most recent year for which data is available, according to the Connecticut Council for Philanthropy. In a report released Tuesday, the council said giving increased across three tracked sources: individuals, bequests and foundations. The majority of Connecticut’s charitable giving in 2015 came from individual donations —both traditional giving and bequests — which rose 76 percent to $3.81 billion.