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United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut awarded nearly $1.2 million to support 37 organizations across its region.
This is the Connecticut Council for Philanthropy's 2024 Conference Agenda At A Glance.
The Tow Foundation grantee the Frederick Douglass Project for Justice will offer a Prison Visitation Program that allows community members to visit local correctional facilities and engage in open, face-to-face conversations with incarcerated people.
Main Street Community Foundation recently awarded $6,053 from the Women & Girls Fund to local organizations for the purchase of personal care items for senior women in Bristol, Burlington, Plainville, Plymouth, Southington and Wolcott.
Site visits are a key opportunity for funders to connect with grantees, increase understanding of communities, build relationships, and learn new aspects of the work.
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Dear Colleagues,
The Love Your Block (LYB) Grant program is back in action this summer for the sixth year in a row and will award funding for 14 neighborhood projects.
Nearly $400,000 in federal support for food, emergency shelters and homeless prevention services has been awarded to 28 non-profits and municipalities in Hartford County, according to United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut.
Over the past five years, the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving has provided nearly $1 million in grants to encourage greater civic engagement and increase voter participation across Greater Hartford.