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1. The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven - New Haven
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70 Audubon St, New Haven, CT 06510
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4worldlovers: The New Haven Equitable Entrepreneurial Ecosystem (NHE3) is a strategy of The Community Foundation Mission Investments Company that offers grants and technical assistance for small business owners. More information and the grant application is at e3connector.com.
News Job Seekers Earn while Learning Manufacturing Skills October 02, 2023 Events The Groundwater Approach: A Racial Equity Workshop October 11, 2023 - December 13, 2023 Events Saturday Academy Workshop Series October 14, 2023 - October 28, 2023 Events Cultural Mental Health Services Through the Lifespan: Older Adults (RECORDED) Events Progreso Latino Fund 20th Anniversary Celebration November 10, 2023 Events Federal Grants Webinar October 04, 2023
Learn more about who we are and what we do as Greater New Haven's permanent trust.
Making a planned gift is a wonderful way to achieve your own personal, financial, estate-planning, and philanthropic goals while you support the community and the causes you care about most.
There are two ways to express your generosity in support of the Progreso Latino Fund's 20th anniversary.
Inside the Winter 2022 edition of the Community Fund for Women & Girls newsletter: Pathways to Economic Success and Mentoring Network Intersect; Job Training, Education, Friendship and a Voice at Havenly; Advisory Spotlight: Christine Kim; Reproductive Rights: Access & Advocacy; and more …
The New Haven equitable entrepreneurial ecosystem is creating opportunities for Black, Latino, immigrant and women-owned businesses to grow and thrive.
News Job Seekers Earn while Learning Manufacturing Skills October 02, 2023 Events The Groundwater Approach: A Racial Equity Workshop October 11, 2023 - December 13, 2023 Events Saturday Academy Workshop Series October 14, 2023 - October 28, 2023 Events Cultural Mental Health Services Through the Lifespan: Older Adults (RECORDED) Events Progreso Latino Fund 20th Anniversary Celebration November 10, 2023 Events Federal Grants Webinar October 04, 2023
Learn more about who we are and what we do as Greater New Haven's permanent trust.
Making a planned gift is a wonderful way to achieve your own personal, financial, estate-planning, and philanthropic goals while you support the community and the causes you care about most.
There are two ways to express your generosity in support of the Progreso Latino Fund's 20th anniversary.
Inside the Winter 2022 edition of the Community Fund for Women & Girls newsletter: Pathways to Economic Success and Mentoring Network Intersect; Job Training, Education, Friendship and a Voice at Havenly; Advisory Spotlight: Christine Kim; Reproductive Rights: Access & Advocacy; and more …
The New Haven equitable entrepreneurial ecosystem is creating opportunities for Black, Latino, immigrant and women-owned businesses to grow and thrive.
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2. Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut - Meriden
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· 1 reviews
290 Pratt St # 3, Meriden, CT 06450
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Our work to nurture shared, sustained power is rooted in the belief that the status quo must be disrupted and change forced to realize justice.
Health is determined by so much more than health care. Quality housing, equity in education, jobs with fair pay, good food and safe environments are all factors in our health. That is why we work on a cross-section of racial, social and economic justice issues.
Too many people suffer in our unjust health care system. It is wrong that insurers, hospital systems and drug companies take advantage of people who need care - and that elected leaders do not do enough to stand up for all of us.
Power comes from people organizing together to demand change. Help us build a path to power.
Our work to nurture shared, sustained power is rooted in the belief that the status quo must be disrupted and change forced to realize justice.
Health is determined by so much more than health care. Quality housing, equity in education, jobs with fair pay, good food and safe environments are all factors in our health. That is why we work on a cross-section of racial, social and economic justice issues.
Too many people suffer in our unjust health care system. It is wrong that insurers, hospital systems and drug companies take advantage of people who need care - and that elected leaders do not do enough to stand up for all of us.
Power comes from people organizing together to demand change. Help us build a path to power.
