Connecticut Community Foundation



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.

Web Address

www.conncf.org

Social Media Links

Twitter - @CCF1923


Assets and Giving for Connecticut Community Foundation

Assets

2019 - 121,215,805
2018 - 103,084,977
2017 - 109,471,165
Domestic Grants

2019 - 5,217,671
2018 - 5,190,253


    

Recent News from Connecticut Community Foundation


Memorial fund helps send kids to summer camp
Foundation: Connecticut Community Foundation

Southside Café's George Mazzaferro Memorial Fund, a fund of The Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation, has awarded the Northwestern Connecticut YMCA and YMCA Camp Mohawk $1,560 in support of...more

Scholarship opportunities available; deadlines nearing
Foundation: Connecticut Community Foundation

The Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation is awarding scholarships for the 2018-2019 academic year. Scholarship applications are now available for the more than $150,000 available to area...more

Scholarship opportunities available; deadlines nearing
Foundation: Connecticut Community Foundation

The Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation is awarding scholarships for the 2018-2019 academic year. Scholarship applications are now available for the more than $150,000 available to area...more

Main Street Community Foundation collaborates to support new journalism series on impact of ...
Foundation: Connecticut Community Foundation, Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, Main Street Community Foundation, Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut

The participating community foundations represent regions throughout the state including the Main Street Community Foundation (Bristol, Southington and surrounding towns), the Hartford Foundation for...more

Area business briefs, March 4, 2018
Foundation: Connecticut Community Foundation

Barbara Spiegel of Norfolk, Larry Power of Lakeville and Vincent Inconiglios of Falls Village have been named to the board of directors of the Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation, which...more

Pomperaug River Watershed Coalition to hire conservation crew
Foundation: Connecticut Community Foundation

WOODBURY — Thanks to grant support from the Connecticut Community Foundation, the Pomperaug River Watershed Coalition plans to hire a small crew of high school students this summer to serve as the...more

Torrington area business briefs, Feb. 25, 2018
Foundation: Connecticut Community Foundation

Past recipients of the Paolo Abate Mini Grant Arts Award of the Torrington UNICO Foundation Scholarship Fund have included students studying at the Massachusetts College of Art, Berklee College of...more

CCF awards Weantinoge $10000 for trail restoration
Foundation: Connecticut Community Foundation

LITCHFIELD COUNTY — Connecticut Community Foundation has awarded Weantinoge Heritage Land Trust $10,000 for trail restoration at the Mount Tom Preserve in New Milford. Mount Tom is a local landmark...more

Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation offers leadership education grants; United Way ...
Foundation: Connecticut Community Foundation

LEAP 1.0: for any nonprofit staff member or new executive director who wants to build nonprofit leadership skills, this intensive course offers hands-on training in 7 upper management core nonprofit...more



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