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1		SOUTH WINDSOR, CT
2		FAIRFIELD, CT
3		FARMINGTON, CT
4		STAMFORD, CT
5		Branford, CT
6		NEW HAVEN, CT
7		NORTH BRANFORD, CT
8		GREENWICH, CT
9		STAMFORD, CT
10		MIDDLEBURY, CT
11		NEW HAVEN, CT
12		NEW MILFORD, CT
13		EAST HARTFORD, CT
14		WEST MYSTIC, CT
15		FARMINGTON, CT
16		DARIEN, CT
17		STORRS, CT
18		MILFORD, CT
19		STAMFORD, CT
20		STAMFORD, CT
21		MIDDLETOWN, CT
22		NEWTOWN, CT
23		SOUTHINGTON, CT
24		SHELTON, CT
25		West Hartford, CT
26		DANIELSON, CT
27		bridgeport, CT
28		WALLINGFORD, CT
29		EAST BERLIN, CT
30		WOODBRIDGE, CT
31		BRIDGEPORT, CT
32		TRUMBULL, CT
33		TORRINGTON, CT
34		NEW HARTFORD, CT
35		SOUTHPORT, CT
36		CHESHIRE, CT
37		GLASTONBURY, CT
38		WEST HARTFORD, CT
39		NEW HAVEN, CT
40		Waterford, CT
41		Greenwich, CT
42		GREENWICH, CT
43		HIGGANUM, CT
44		DANBURY, CT
45		Wethersfield, CT
46		NEW BRITAIN, CT
47		Norwich, CT
48		NEWTOWN, CT
49		NEW HAVEN, CT
50		DANBURY CT, CT

Teacher to support the Elementary in providing education and enrichment programs for the students

WARDE SCHOOL RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES SERVING OVER 1700 STUDENTS, TEACHERS AND STAFF.

SCHOLARSHIPS

WBDC HELPS WOMEN ACHIEVE ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE BY EDUCATING AND COUNSELING THEM TO START AND GROW BUSINESSES, RESULTING IN JOB CREATION AND COMMUNITY VITALITY.

Providing law school fellowships

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CITY SCHOOL GRADUATES

AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES EMERGING VISUAL ARTISTS and CURATORS TIME and SPACE TO DEVELOP and EXPLORE THEIR WORK IN A SUPPORTIVE, THRIVING, ARTISTIC ENVIRONMENT. RESIDENCY, STUDIO SPACE AND A STIPEND TO COVER ART MATERIALS ARE PROVIDED.

TO RECOGNIZE VETERANS AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FOR THEIR SERVICE TO THE COUNTRY AND TO THE LOCAL VIA ANNUAL GRANTS AND .

TO GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS

THE MISSION OF IS TO INSPIRE INDEPENDENCE FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY THROUGH A CONTINUUM OF HOUSING AND SUPPORT USING THE MOST INNOVATIVE AND PROGRESSIVE METHODS. OUR AGENCY GOALS ALIGN WITH NATIONAL PRIORITIES AND INCLUDE ENSURING THAT HOMELESSNESS IS RARE, BRIEF, AND NONRECURRING. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS VIA THREE AVENUES: PREVENTION (RARE), CRISIS SERVICES (BRIEF), AND HOUSING (NONRECURRING). OUR INTEGRATED PROGRAM SERVICES HELP INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND YOUTH ATTAIN AND MAINTAIN STABLE HOUSING, ACHIEVE SELF-SUFFICIENCY, BUILD LONG-LASTING SUPPORTIVE NETWORKS AND LIVE MEANINGFUL LIVES. OUR SUCCESSES ARE DUE TO THE COMMITMENT OF NEARLY 80 PROFESSIONAL AND EXPERIENCED STAFF, THE USE OF EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES, STRONG FINANCIAL DECISION MAKING, AND A ROBUST QUALITY ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ALONG WITH A DRIVE TO EFFECTIVELY COLLABORATE TO ENSURE THAT

PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Teachers Union

THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO RETURNING VETERANS IN THE TRANSITION FROM THEIR MILITARY SERVICE TO THE CIVILIAN WORKFORCE. THE ORGANIZATION ASSISTS VETERANS IN ACQUIRING THE SKILL SET AND TOOLS NECESSARY A SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION INTO A CIVILIAN CAREER.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND SUPPORT NON-PROFIT GROUPS

TO SUPPORT THE SMALL BUSINESS SECTOR IN CUBA BY PROVIDING EDUCATION AND TRAINING TO ENTREPRENEURS, AS WELL AS TO PROVIDE ADVISORY SERVICES TO EXISTING AND NEW BUSINESSES.

THE MISSION OF IS TO BUILD CONFIDENT WOMEN OF CHARACTER WHO CELEBRATE SISTERHOOD AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD AROUND US.

In 2018 the organizations served 70 individuals and families affected substance use and/or mental health disorders. Due to the increase of opiate and heroin use in Connecticut the demand of trained recovery coaches there was a greater need to support individuals and families during the drug epidemic crisis. The program objectives is to provide a non-judgmental safe environment, train 60 new recovery coaches to learn how to assist individuals and families struggling with addictions by finding access to treatment and recovery, mental health first aid training and family support groups. A comprehensive survey was provided to all participants indicating demographics and to measure the outcome of success for the training and support groups.

SEEKS TO PROVIDE FUNDRAISING AND SUPPORT TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO STRENGTHEN FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES AS A WHOLE. . WILL RAISE FUNDS TO BE CONTRIBUTED TO NON-PROFITS THAT ASSIST WITH, AND ADDRESS, VITAL COMMUNITY NEEDS AND ISSUES. THIS INCLUDES A SPECIAL FOCUS ON GROUPS THAT PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL AND SPORTS OPPORTUNITIES THAT FOSTER INTELLECTUAL, PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT FOR YOUTH. IS A COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING CAUSES AND GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH WE LIVE AND WORK.

CLINIC GRANTSEACH NEW CLINIC RECEIVES A MASTER GRANT AGREEMENT OUTLINING THE SERVICES TO BE APPROVED BY (CVN), FUNDING AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE FOR AN INITIAL THREE-YEAR PERIOD. CLINIC GRANTS PROVIDE IN-DEPTH ASSISTANCE AS WELL AS FUNDING FOR THE INITIAL BUILD OF THE MILITARY FAMILY CLINIC (MFC). CVN PROVIDES RESOURCES, GUIDANCE, AND FUNDING THROUGH THE INITIAL PROCESS, INCLUDING ALLOCATION OF SPACE, RENT, AND OPENING EXPENSES. THE FUNDS FOR THE NEXT THREE YEARS WILL BE OPERATIONS, COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING PLANS, AND TRAINING RESOURCES NEEDED FROM CVN BY THE CLINIC.

TO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES ARTISTIC EXPRESSION THAT FOSTERS AND RAISE FUNDS TO BENEFIT HUMANITARIAN CAUSES.

IN REMEMBRANCE OF CHASE KOWALSKI OF THE TRAGEDY, WE WILL BE A POSITIVE FORCE TO INSPIRE COMMUNITY HEALING THROUGH FAMILY AND CHILDREN-FOCUSED INITIATIVES AND PROGRAMS. BY FOCUSING ON EMOTIONAL HEALING AND PHYSICAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS, WE WILL POSITIVELY CHANGE THE LIVES OF CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES.

WAS FOUNDED TO PROVIDE THE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN THE GAME OF IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT THAT PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL PLAYERS OF ALL ABILITIES TO DEVELOP SKILLS AND GAME KNOWLEDGE. WILL EMPHASIZE SPORTSMANSHIP, TEAMWORK, FAIR PLAY AND RESPECT FOR ALL AND WILL WORK WITH THE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, REGARDLESS OF ABILITY, IN A SPORTS SETTING, TO FOSTER AND PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING IN THE FUNDAMENTALS AND THE FINE POINTS OF .

TO ADVOCATE FOR CHARITABLE CAUSES THAT SUPPORT EDUCATION INITIATIVES FOR FAMILIES OF AMERICAN VETERANS.

HELPING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AFTER EXPERIENCING HARDSHIP OR LOSS A PARENT/CARETAKER/LOVED ONE

GRANTMAKING HELPING CHILDREN and FAMILIES WHO ARE HOMELESS AND IN NEED.

VNS) a nonprofit health care provider, finds its mission in the provision quality home health and hospice to individuals, families and the communities it serves. VNS is committed to the development a partnership with the patient in the delivery comprehensive, compassionate care. Our competent and caring staff are driven to help patients reach their highest attainable health care outcomes. The VNS approach to care is guided by: A respect for the dignity and value life. Patient centered satisfaction. Effective use available resources. Responsive advocacy to develop innovative . Dedicated leadership, which helps shape health care policies and . VNS is committed to the promotion health and the provision quality care within a changing health care environment. Our corporate core HEART values Humor, Excellence, Attitude, Respect and Teamwork are visible in all that we do.

TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE CHILDREN OF STATE POLICE MEMBERS WHO ARE ENTERING THEIR FIRST YEAR OF COLLEGE.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES TO LOW AND MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES SUBJECT TO REGULATION BY HUD.

DEVELOPMENT OF FOR LOW TO MODERATE INCOME INDIVIDUALS

Provide low-income housing, training development skills

PROVIDE INTERVENTION AND OTHER SERVICES TO FAMILIES WITH HIGH-RISK CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 6.

To identify needs and provide for area children and their families without discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color or sexual preference.

PRESENTED AT THE FAMILY VIOLENCE INTERVENTION COURSE AT TUNXIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE - WHICH PROVIDED THE STUDENTS TO HEAR MY EXPERIENCE AND SURVIVAL AND ALLOW THEM TO ASK QUESTIONS TO A SURVIVOR.

TO RECRUIT, TRAIN AND SUPPORT CATHOLIC VOLUNTEERS IN ALL ASPECTS OF THEIR PRISON MINISTRY AND TO CREATE AN AWARENESS OF, AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR, ALL CONNECTICUT CATHOLICS TO WITNESS THE GOSPEL MESSAGE TO THE INCARCERATED, THEIR VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

PRESENTING QUALITY INFORMATION TO AMPUTEES AND THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS BY PROVIDING RESOURCES TO THE LIMB LOSS COMMUNITY.

PROVIDE NEED-BASED MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WISHING TO FURTHER THEIR EDUCATION.

THE PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO ELIGBILE STUDENTS. FOR 2020, 16 SCHOLARSHIPS OF $1,000 WERE AWARDED.

TO PROVIDE A CONTINUING CARE FACILITY AND COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES TO SENIORS IN THE GREATER NEW HAVEN COMMUNITY TO PERMIT THEM TO REMAIN IN THEIR OWN HOMES WITH APPROPRIATE SERVICES.

To provide access to high quality innovative educational services and opportunities for students and educators that promote respect for diversity in an age of global digital communities

To provide financial support to young women in underprivileged areas of world.

GRANTS AND EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

THE OBJECTIVES OF HEALTH, INC. ARE: 1- TO PROMOTE INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY AND COMMUNITY HEALTH. 2- TO PROMOTE THE PREVENTION OF DISEASE AND MAINTENANCE OF HEALTH IN THE COMMUNITY. 3- TO PROVIDE HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICE GUIDANCE AND REFERRALS TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES. 4- TO WORK WITH OTHER AGENCIES IN THE COMMUNITY TO ADDRESS HEALTH AND SOCIAL NEEDS.

A) TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO FURTHER PREVENTION OF SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME (SIDS),HELP FAMILIES AFFECTED BY SIDS; TO INCREASE PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY AWARENESS AND EDUCATION OF CORPORATIONS MISSION; (B) TO RAISE FUNDS FROM ALL AVAILABLE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SOURCES; AND (C) TO POSSESS AND EXERCISE ALL OF POWERS AND PRIVILEGES GRANTED BY CONNECTICUT REVISED NONSTOCK CORPORATION ACT OR BY CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION OF CORPORATION, TOGETHER WITH ANY POWERS INCIDENTAL THERETO, SO FAR AS SUCH POWERS AND PRIVILEGES ARE NECESSARY OR CONVENIENT TO CONDUCT, PROMOTION OR ATTAINMENT OF BUSINESS OR AIMS OF CORPORATION, WHICH SHALL IN ALL CASES BE LIMITED EXCLUSIVELY TO CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES THAT MAY BE PURSUED BY AN ORGANIZATION THAT IS EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAX UNDER SECTION 501 (C)(3) OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, OR CORRESPONDING SECTION OF ANY FUTURE FEDERAL TAX CODE ( CODE). (D) CORPORATION AS PART OF ITS CHARITABLE PU

Providing funds for support services and to organizations that provide support services for breast cancer patients and their families

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR NEEDY STUDENTS

THE MISSION OF IS TO CREATE A HOPE, A HOME, A FAMILY FOR HOMELESS OR AT RISK WOMEN, BY PROVIDING A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT THAT ENCOURAGES HEALING, PERSONAL GROWTH, AND INDEPENDENCE.

PROVIDE FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFIED HIGH SCHOOLSENIORS THAT ATTENDED PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM INCACHMENT AREA THROUGH CHILDRENS FOUNDATION FOR FIRST YEAR OF COLLEGE.

THE MISSION OF THE TOWERS ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE OLDER PERSONS OF VARYING MEANS WITH HIGH QUALITY LIVING ARRANGEMENTS AND SERVICES BASED UPON VALUES AND TRADITIONS.

To provide housing to low and moderate income people and veterans.

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