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Repealing the Johnson Amendment Would Harm Non-profits
HARTFORD, CT -- A letter on behalf of the CCP board and signed by Judith Meyers, CCP Board Chair, and Frances Padilla, CCP Chair of the Government Relations and Policy Committee, expressing CCP's strong opposition to legislation that would repeal the Johnson Amendment, was published in the CT Mirror's CT ViewPoints.
Member eBrief - May 2017
CCP Johnson Amendment Letter to CT Congressmen
Grantmakers Welcome a New Statewide Leader
CT Philanthropy Digest - April 2017
Ten Connecticut Cities Receive Design Grants through the Boston Fed’s Working Cities Challenge
Community Foundation’s Williamson to Retire; Led Foundation through Period of Growth, Change
Beeta Jahedi Joins the Foundation as Director of Strategy and Communications
Member eBrief - April 2017
CCP Releases Public Sector Perspective on Public-Private Partnership Collaboration Model
Public Policy Engagement Continuum
The Public Policy Engagement Continuum is a useful chart with accompanying definitions that shows a full range of possible advocacy activities for community foundations.
The Charitable Deduction in Connecticut
Philanthropy Leaders Urge Congress to Strengthen Charitable Giving
Danbury Awarded Working Cities Challenge Grant
CT Philanthropy Digest - March 2017
Aetna Foundation's 2017 Cultivating Healthy Communities Grant Program
Early Childhood Training and Technical Assistance System
Care for Kids in Connecticut: The Impact of Program Closure on Children, Parents, and Providers
The Melville Charitable Trust Grantee Perception Presentation - 3/7/17
“Creating Authentic Relationships and Avoiding Power Dynamics with Your Grantees” was the theme of the 3/7/17 Program Officer Network meeting. Aimee Hendrigan, VP of Programs at the Melville Charitable Trust shared a presentation on Melville’s Grantee Perception Report prepared by the Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP). Aimee’s contact information is at the end of her presentation if you’d like to get in touch with her.