The Community Foundation provides donors with an easy and convenient way to give back to our community with joy and impact.
The foundation make grants to nonprofit organizations in support their efforts to strengthen the community. The Community Foundation also initiates programs when it appears that leadership is required to focus attention on important community issues.
The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut also partners with local corporations, foundations and governmental entities to address specific needs in a spirit of collaboration and efficiency.
Wraight was one of six panelists at a forum the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut held at the Norwich Inn on Thursday, International Women's Day. Paul Choiniere, editorial page editor at...more
“We are gathering to take stock of where things are in terms of rights and equality and what needs to be done for us to make advances,” Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut President...more
This effort will explore the long-term impact of Connecticut's fiscal crisis on the nonprofit sector and the impact of wealth disparities in Connecticut.The community foundations involved in the...more
This year, the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut commissioned DataHaven to conduct a study on the status of women and girls in eastern Connecticut to better understand the issues impacting...more
The Dr. Grace Sawyer Jones Debate for Area High Schools is free and open to the public and is being made possible through the following sponsors: Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut, Chelsea...more
NEW LONDON, CT -- On March 8, International Women's Day, advocates around the globe celebrate the achievements of women and call for advancing gender equality. Locally, the Community Foundation of...more
The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut will hold a women's forum with a panel discussion from 3 to 5 p.m. March 8 at The Spa at Norwich Inn, 607 W. Thames St., Norwich. The forum will hope...more
Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut President and CEO Maryam Elahi and Northeast Connecticut Women and Girls Fund Tri-Chair Laura Moorehead spoke at the report's launch. (Contributed Photo)....more
New London — A recently released report commissioned by the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut details inequities faced by women in New London and Windham counties in the realms of...more
Past Citizens of the Year include Mary Lenzini of the Visiting Nurse Association of Southeastern Connecticut, Neil Scott and Scott Gladstone of Wireless Zone, Mitchell Etess of the Mohegan Tribal...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.