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.
WATERBURY >> The Connecticut Community Foundation (CCF) awarded its final round of grants for 2012 to area nonprofits for arts & culture, education and youth, environment, human/social...more
The Nonprofit Assistance Initiative (NAI), a joint project run by Connecticut Community Foundation and United Way of Greater Waterbury, awarded $10,000 to StayWell Health Center in November of 2011....more
The Connecticut Community Foundation will offer a new grant opportunity, Living Art, for arts, youth, and community agencies to work together to bring interactive arts programming to under served...more
WATERBURY August 13, 2012 - The Connecticut Community Foundation recently added Deborah Stein of Glastonbury to its staff as Senior Services Program Officer. Stein joined the foundation in 2011 as a...more
Litchfield Hills Chore Service received a check from the Connecticut Community Foundation of Waterbury to help fund the expansion of communication and outreach services to the seniors.
The Chore...more
By New Milford Hospital New Milford, CT - New Milford Hospital has received an $8400 Pathways grant from the Connecticut Community Foundation to subsidize bus transportation for New Milford seniors...more
By New Milford Hospital New Milford, CT - New Milford Hospital has received an $8400 Pathways grant from the Connecticut Community Foundation to subsidize bus transportation for New Milford seniors...more
By ADAM BENSON The Eastern Connecticut Community Foundation's Women and Girls Fund handed out more than $108000 in grants to 22 agencies Wednesday morning. “From the youngest to the oldest, no...more
One of the ten community partners selected to introduce the new state program of connecticut, EarnBenefits Online, is the Family & Children's Agency.
The new state program is designed to help...more
Contributions from the Southbury Business Association, the Mustard Seed Fund and the Connecticut Community Foundation will cover a portion of expenses for this project. But the club is seeking help...more
Midsize businesses are tapping into the social business market because large companies do not need the help of start-ups to create a “social technology stack.” But a social business stack cannot generate revenue by itself.