Founded in 1923, the Connecticut Community Foundation is the state's first community foundation. Started by seven local civic and business leaders as the Waterbury Foundation, its original mission was to "improve the social and living conditions in Waterbury and vicinity." The Foundation's service area has expanded over the years and today reaches north to Goshen, south to Oxford, east to Cheshire and west to New Milford.
David Macharelli was an educator with the City of Waterbury, serving as a teacher and principal.As a basketball referee, he was named a Connecticut and National Basketball Official of the Year.He was...more
David Macharelli was an educator with the City of Waterbury, serving as a teacher and principal.As a basketball referee, he was named a Connecticut and National Basketball Official of the Year.He was...more
David Macharelli was an educator with the City of Waterbury, serving as a teacher and principal.As a basketball referee, he was named a Connecticut and National Basketball Official of the Year.He was...more
For Livros & Libros @ Whittemore Whittamore: Library Receives $2,000 Grant from Connecticut Community Foundation.For Livros and Libros, visit http://www.livrosandlibros.org/.For Livro's Library, go...more
The Thomaston Savings Bank Foundation recently awarded $30,000 in fuel assistance grants throughout the community.The Second Century Fund, an unrestricted endowment fund, will help ensure the...more
Grants allow 40 Waterbury kids unique learning opportunity Marzahl Memorial Fund and Connecticut Community Foundation.Connecticut Junior Republic was able to provide a seven-week, work-based learning...more
In the world of social enterprises, failure is a cringe-worthy moment nobody wants to talk about. But, social entrepreneurs can benefit from their failures.