6 Foundations that have given Substance Abuse grants in Connecticut

Substance Abuse: These foundations have provided grants and donations to nonprofits and businesses in recent years to support programs for substance abuse prevention and treatment. Additional funding supports recovery from substance abuse and dependence. ADD — new second paragraph (sensitive-category framing applies): Organizations providing substance abuse services often draw on a mix of healthcare-affiliated and community funders, so filtering by recipient type and funding source above helps identify the right match. GrantWatch Intelligence™ can help identify funders with an established history of supporting prevention, treatment, and recovery programs. Teachers (template bug present — see note above) URL: /foundations/42/teachers Live intro (current): These number foundations have provided grants and donations in recent years to help support teachers. Including public school teachers, private school teachers, educators, professors, and education staff for the improvement of education, grants for classroom supplies, innovative teaching strategies, and professional development teaching opportunities. AFTER — readability fix: These foundations have provided grants and donations in recent years to support teachers, including public and private school teachers, educators, professors, and education staff. Funded needs include classroom supplies, innovative teaching strategies, and professional development.

Substance Abuse: Teacher-focused funders range from local education foundations to national teaching grants, so filtering by recipient type and funding source above helps narrow the field. GrantWatch’s Grant Calendar can help track application deadlines across multiple classroom-grant programs.