Fund For Greater Hartford

Closed
Call
Website

Photos

75 Charter Oak Ave Ste 2
Hartford, CT 06106
+1 (860) 232-3113
https://fundforgreaterhartford.org

The Fund for Greater Hartford is a private independent foundation dedicated to enhancing the lives of children and families in the Greater Hartford area by focusing on their academic and social success. Through thought leadership and financial support, the foundation collaborates with nonprofit organizations to implement best practices that yield measurable outcomes.

Committed to ensuring every child has a solid foundation for growth and development, The Fund actively engages in partnerships and initiatives, such as the Trauma-Informed Practice Fund, to address the diverse needs of the community. By fostering collaboration among stakeholders, the foundation aims to create a supportive environment that promotes proficiency and well-being for all children in the region.

Generated from the website

Also at this address

Own this business?
See a problem?

You might also like

Ct Council For Philanthropy

The Connecticut Council for Philanthropy is a community of funders that aims to organize, inspire, and equip its members to collaborate and lead together for sustained impact and social change. Through their programs, resources, and networking opportunities, the Council supports philanthropic organizations in Connecticut by providing them with the tools and knowledge they need to effectively address racial equity, advance their field, and amplify their philanthropic impact.Generated from the website

Naral Pro-Choice Ct Foundation

Pro-Choice Connecticut, a now defunct organization, was dedicated to advocating for reproductive freedom in the State of Connecticut and beyond. Their mission has been taken up by Reproductive Equity Now, an organization committed to protecting and expanding reproductive rights in Connecticut and across New England.Generated from the website

Recyclect

United States›Connecticut›Hartford›Fund For Greater Hartford

Partial Data by Infogroup (c) 2025. All rights reserved.