From television to sports stars, the Connecticut Children's Foundation 'Golden Ticket Gala' had a who's who of stars show up.
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Individuals and entities where recognized for their contribution to health care, housing, financial empowerment and education in CT.
Three separate winning tickets were sold on consecutive days in Hartford this week.
An East Hartford resident walked out of a store last week with a much bigger bank account.
'Interval House' is spending October commemorating 'Domestic Violence Awareness Month' in October with several local events.
Gov. Ned Lamont led the program, which took place at the Connecticut Science Center in Hartford.
It is part of a program among AT&T, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford, and the Human-IT organization.
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The annual Jennifer Farber Dulos Memorial Walk at Dunkin Park in Hartford on Saturday, Sept. 28, will aid victims of domestic violence.
City and state leaders are expected at a special ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Hartford site Tuesday.
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut received the grant from Eversource Energy in support of its 2023-2024 Community Campaign.
The annual 'Hiring Expo' will take place Wednesday, Sept. 18, at Trinity Health Stadium in Hartford.
The Chief Executive Officers of United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut and Middlesex United Way assume a two-year terms.
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut made the official announcement today.
The Hartford-based foundation serves 28 towns in the greater Hartford community.
The prior executive was promoted to a regional position within the northeast Boys & Girls Club.
Eric Harrison is President and CEO of United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut
A special ceremony featuring a who's who of city officials will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 10.
United Way’s Economic Mobility Initiatives Director, Taniqua Huguley-Chaplin, Selected as a 2024 Hartford Business Journal 40 Under 40 Honor
The Hartford Department of Health and Human Services this week put the word out on a wide variety of programs serving residents.
The Connecticut television pioneer and philanthropist will be recognized during FOX61 and United Way's 2nd Annual ImpaCT Awards this October
Hartford-based Trinity Health of New England and the state's online college are collaborating on a new way to train medical office workers.
The big win came on a scratch ticket, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
For its second year, the ImpaCT Awards are honoring individuals, groups and organizations who are making an impact in Connecticut.
In addition, the Legion's liquor permit was suspended for a day in late August.
The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving is supporting a program that trains minorities for service on community nonprofit boards.
A free bike event was made possible through a donation from Cigna.
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She will be in charge of fund-raising and donor services for the organization that pair at-risk youths with adult mentors.
The organizations announced the merger of their volunteer youth reading programs.
The organization is reshaping partnerships through its new strategic vision.
The grant will fund an overhaul of the museum's heating/air conditioning system as well as preserve documents/furniture/artifacts.
Proceeds of author Susan Carey's latest work will benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford and an online college aid platform are teaming up to offer a free program helping students seek colleges.
The Community Renewal Team out of Hartford will deliver hundreds of meals for children each weekday to several locations in the city.
Four members of the 2024 NCAA championship UConn Huskies will be at the East Hartford Dunkin' Donuts to raise money for CCMC.
The 2023 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) campaign served to more than 13,000 residents in central and northeastern Connecticut.
The grants are being awarded through the Connecticut Recreational Trails Grant Program, which is administered by the state.
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