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Danbury’s Promise for Children Partnership Hosts Community Report Out
Hospital for Special Care Receives $150K Grant to Help Expand Autism Services
Hartford Foundation Awards More Than $782,000 to Help Reduce Homelessness in Greater Hartford
Bank of America Announces 2018 Museums on Us® Program
Cox Trust Closes with Early-Stage Investments in Education, Environment, and Health
BOSTON, MA -- The Jessie B. Cox Trust, a 35-year charitable lead trust focused on New England, closed at the end of 2017. The family-led Trust has made over $107million in grants, funding efforts predominantly in education, environment, health, and the development of community foundations across the region.
Goya Foods Donates to Hartford Relief Center
Nonprofits to Vie for $100,000 in Giving Day 2018 Prizes
Community Foundation Accepting Grant Applications for Programs Benefitting Plainville Residents
American Savings Foundation Releases New Data Scans for New Britain and Waterbury
AFCME Local Donates $1,500 to Hurricane Maria Fund
An Update on the Hurricane Maria Puerto Rico Relief Fund
Branford Community Foundation Announces Four New Board Members
BRANFORD, CT -- The Branford Community Foundation (BCF) has announced four new board members: Rita Berkson, Stephanie Donegan Dietz, Bob Mobeck, and Colin Sheehan.
Workshops Offered to Strengthen Local Non-Profits
Chelsea Groton Foundation Gives Over $170K to Area Organizations
United Way of New Britain and Berlin to Invest $14,400 in Community
Nonprofits Receive $135,965 in Late Fall Grants
Member eBrief - January 2018
A monthly benefit of CCP membership, the JANUARY 2018 Member eBrief features: CCP Updates; Member News & Releases; New Resources; Colleague News and Other Events. Remember to login to access this member benefit!
Bank of America Names Joe Gianni Market President for Hartford
Newman's Own Threatened With Punitive Tax After Exemption Nixed From Tax Overhaul
WESTPORT, CT -- Newman’s Own, the Westport food company founded by Paul Newman, faces a crippling tax penalty that threatens the iconic Connecticut’s company’s philanthropic mission. Newman’s Own Foundation owns 100 percent of Newman’s Own food company. The IRS gave the foundation five years to divest from the company. In 2013, it was granted another five-year waiver, which is set to expire in November. When it does, the IRS will levy a 200 percent tax on the foundation’s assets. There are about 25 other charities based on the Newman's Own model, with a for-profit company on one side and a foundation funneling those profits into philanthropy on the other, Forrester said. He plans to return to Washington and redouble his push for a legislative solution. “We’re committed to this, and we’re going to fight for this,” he said. “I think these next six weeks are going to decide things.”