A life-changing amount of money was won late last week with a lottery ticket purchased at a small Hartford grocery store.
The Junior League of Hartford, which is in West Hartford, received a grant from a national organization to help women/families in need.
Capital Workforce Partners in Hartford recently announced registration for the Summer Youth Employment & Learning Program is open.
The foundation recently awarded a grant to help a nonprofit organization create a plan to educate homeless children in Greater Hartford.
According to family, the 66-year-old man needed an oxygen tank to breathe and he died while saving a grandson during the Feb. 22 blaze.
The current CEO of Hartford-based Habitat of Humanity of North Central CT is retiring at year's end, with a new leader already named.
New collaboration to provide workshop space, instruction, and hands-on learning opportunities
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The free event Wednesday, March 12, is being hosted by the Capital Region Council of Governments and the University of Connecticut.
The Hartford resident Tuesday won a 'life-changing' amount of money playing a lottery game purchased at a local food store.
Mind & Motion Plus Youth Program will reach out to local youth in new initiative
The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving doled out $55 million to area nonprofits in 2024, the second-biggest year in its history.
The Urban League of Greater Hartford received the funding earlier this month from the Liberty Bank Foundation.
The Archdiocese of Hartford said it is investigating reports a popular priest took money from church coffers for personal use.
Avon-based E&D Pizza Co. donated fresh-made pizzas to Hartford-based House of Bread, whose clients enjoyed a pizza party last week.
The new chief executive officer of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford starts his new role March 3.
The winning ticket was purchased on Tuesday, Feb. 4.
'Interval House' programs serve several towns in both Hartford and Tolland counties.
Households with annual income of up to $68,000 qualify for no-cost tax preparation and filing.
Forge City Works recently garnered funding to open a training center in Hartford to teach future workers in the restaurant industry.
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut announced today that it has named Brandon Emerson as Chief Philanthropy Officer.
The free event hosted by the Urban League of Greater Hartford will take place Thursday, Feb. 6, at the Mark Twain House & Museum.
The Connecticut Museum of Culture and History in Hartford will be 200 years old in 2025 and kickoff event is slated for Jan. 30.
A West Hartford man was picked to head the board of directors for the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving.
With support from Stanley Black & Decker and DEWALT, MakerspaceCT program provides trade skills for students, community impact locally
The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving has pumped in $2.9 million into its 'Greater Together' funds that help the 29 towns it serves.
The Urban League of Greater Hartford recently was awarded $600K to help with its programs targeting poverty, inequity, and injustice.
Eight agencies in Hartford and one in East Hartford received shares of $1.44M distributed by a Hartford-based healthcare foundation.
Coalition will shine spotlight on Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) who grab savings meant for patients
Hartford-based Big Brothers Big Sisters of Connecticut will host its annual 'Empowering Potential Gala' in Simsbury on Feb. 22.
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United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut announced that it will move its office location to One State Street in downtown Hartford.
A Hartford nonprofit, a private Avon school, a Simsbury church, a food delivery company, and an East Hartford manufacturer worked together.
The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving recently issued $75,000 in grant funds to aid three groups charged with Latino causes.
The cause of the Wednesday morning outage has nothing to do with the weather hitting the state.
The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving recently announced grants to 38 different organizations serving 29 area towns.
The community came out earlier this month for the newly renovated Joseph D. Lapenta Northwest Boys & Girls Club.
Several women were honored last month at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts in the capital city.
The city has announced the creation of a new, $16.5M fund to finance programs emphasizing youth initiatives and neighborhood improvements.
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