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The Giving Fund Deadline Extended
Workshops Offered to Strengthen Local Non-Profits
Chelsea Groton Foundation Gives Over $170K to Area Organizations
NORWICH, CT -- Each year, Chelsea Groton Bank and the Chelsea Groton Foundation support more than 200 local organizations through monetary gifts, grants, sponsorships, scholarships and employee volunteerism.
United Way of New Britain and Berlin to Invest $14,400 in Community
Nonprofits Receive $135,965 in Late Fall Grants
TORRINGTON, CT -- The Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation has awarded grants to 36 area nonprofit organizations, totaling $135,965 during its third grant cycle of 2017. The Community Foundation awards discretionary grants to Northwest Connecticut charities three times a year: early spring, late June and late fall.
Member eBrief - January 2018
Bank of America Names Joe Gianni Market President for Hartford
Three Rivers Increases Resources For Homeless Students
Comcast Employees Participate in Operation Gratitude
BERLIN, CT -- For 10 years now, Comcast employees based in the Western New England headquarters in Connecticut, along with their friends and family, have knitted and crocheted for a cause. This year the group handmade over 260 hats and scarves, most of which were donated to Operation Gratitude, a non-profit organization that distributes care packages to active-duty troops, as well as veterans, wounded heroes and emergency first-responders. Over 2,000 pieces have been made and donated since the campaign began.
Hartford Foundation Names Elysa Gordon Vice President and Senior Advisor to the President
Farmington Bank’s 11 Days of Surprise Visits Bring Smiles to Nonprofit Organizations
Connecticut Nonprofits Fear Tax Bill Could Lead To Decrease In Donations
Williams Anticipating More Nonprofit Funding Requests Amid Budget Constraints
$200K in New Grants End Community Foundation's Grantmaking Year
NEW BRITAIN, CT -- For several years, the Community Foundation of Greater New Britain (CFGNB) has embraced a subtle but important enhancement of its mission, that of community leadership to complement its traditional and fundamental duties as grantmaker. The Foundation has now taken this evolution a step further, awarding nearly $200,000 from within the newly created category of Community Initiative Grants.