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Connecticut Community Foundations Collaborate to Support New Journalism Series on Impact of State Fiscal Crisis
Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Donors Raised $100K in Support of Three New Funds
New Online Resource Gives Local Nonprofit Organizations 50,000 Professional Volunteers at their Fingertips
Hartford Foundation’s Record-Breaking Grantmaking Topped $34.5 Million in 2017
An Open Invitation to “MoveFORWARD” on March 8th
United Way, Hartford Public Schools to Celebrate Read Across America Day, March 2
CHEFA Announces $250K Grant to United Way of Connecticut to Battle Opiod Crisis
MARCH 1st is Fairfield County Giving Day! “Give Where You Live” & Help Your Community Thrive at FCGives.org
Regional Leaders to Craft Economic Strategy for the Hartford Metropolitan Region
Hartford Foundation-Sponsored Survey of Displaced Persons from Hurricanes Moving into Region is Underway
Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut Supports Coordinated Response to Help Hurricane Evacuees Facing Homelessness
Nine National Foundations Join to Address Nationwide Housing Instability
$10 Million From 9 Foundations Will Call Attention the Lack of Low-Cost Housing
9 Foundations Partner To Tackle America’s Housing Crisis, As Trump Tries To Gut Funding
Feds providing CT Schools with Money for New Students from Puerto Rico
WASHINGTON, DC -- After months of fighting over aid to last summer’s hurricane-hit communities, Congress finally approved a compromise budget bill earlier this month that will provide millions of dollars to help schools care for displaced students. The budget bill provides $8,500 for each displaced student, $9,000 for each one that is not English-speaking like Nairelys and Jason, and $10,000 for disabled students requiring special education.
Webster Bank Makes Donation to Aid CT Hurricane Maria Evacuees
Hartford Foundation Welcomes Two New Senior Officers
Waterbury Chamber Recognizes Jim Smith for His Dedication to Webster, the City of Waterbury and the Chamber
PROSPECT, CT -- Lynn Ward, president and CEO of the Waterbury Regional Chamber presents Jim Smith, non-executive chairman and former CEO of Webster Bank, with a solid brass whale in recognition of his many years of dedication to Webster, the city of Waterbury and the Waterbury Regional Chamber.