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... “The Catchafire online resource is a game changer for our grantees, giving them free access to a huge number of ... need.  “At Girl Scouts, volunteers are the backbone to our organization,” said Mary Barneby, CEO of Girl Scouts of ... fosters creative partnerships that build rewarding lives and thriving communities in 21 towns in Greater ...

... policies and investments toward ones that will advance our women and girls and their communities across Connecticut. We hope that our conversation on March 8th will be dynamic with a diverse ...

... grant awarded to United Way of Connecticut to increase resources and training to fight opioid abuse and overdose in ... “This grant helps us provide more in-depth training for our call specialists, which has significantly increased their ... intervention. It is important that we all play a role in helping to turn the tide of opioid addiction in our state,” ...

... to their hearts! This year Fairfield County is celebrating our 5th annual Giving Day and the clock is ticking, so go to ... Bank of America, back for our 5th annual Giving Day is helping to empower all community members to participate in ... throughout our region. Their need is great and their resources are vastly depleted. Over the past four years you, ...

... PR will be doing to understand the long-term impacts on our region to help government, schools, nonprofits and ... and their family/household here in Connecticut.   “Our hope is that the information gathered by this survey can ...

... support. Drawing on their diverse expertise and collective resources, members of Funders for Housing and Opportunity ... working together, Funders for Housing and Opportunity and our partners can be a powerful force for change.” The issue ... struggling communities into safer and healthier places to live, work and grow. For more information, visit the ...

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.

... responsible for ensuring that the Foundation’s program resources are effectively invested and monitored to produce ... sustainable programming targeted to improving the lives of residents in the Greater Hartford community. He is ...