Leadership Greater Hartford

United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut is a nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing the challenges facing the local community by providing immediate assistance and long-term solutions. Through initiatives like the Rapid Response Fund Housing and Homelessness campaign, United Way mobilizes resources to keep people in stable housing and assist those experiencing homelessness. With a focus on youth success and financial security for families, United Way offers programs such as the Power of the Purse Luncheon and the Imagination Library to support early literacy and provide critical services to those in need. By giving to United Way, individuals contribute to a network of partners working together to meet the diverse needs of children and families in the region.Generated from the website

The Hartford Preservation Alliance (HPA) is dedicated to revitalizing Hartford’s historic fabric by connecting the community to its heritage and advocating for economic development through historic preservation and revitalization. Through technical assistance, education, and community collaboration, HPA aims to protect and enhance the city’s unique architectural and natural landscapes. Among its initiatives, HPA highlights endangered historic sites, such as Goodwin’s Wild, which features trees dating back to before the Revolutionary War. The organization emphasizes the importance of recognizing and preserving these ecological treasures as vital components of Hartford’s natural and cultural heritage. Generated from the website

About CAHS Founded in 1910, CAHS promotes family economic security strategies that empower low-income working families to achieve financial independence. Our mission is to end poverty and engage, equip and empower all families in Connecticut to build a secure future. CAHS plays a unique role as a catalyst and convener. CAHS works to reduce poverty and build family economic success ( FES ) through outreach, education, and policy work. We inform service providers and others to advocate for policy and practice changes that move lowto moderate-income ( LMI ) families toward prosperity. Most efforts are directed at families under 130 percent of the federal poverty level and all at families under 200 percent of the federal poverty level. Building new leadership across sectors to achieve these goals a broad partnership that includes families, community leaders, nonprofit social services providers and advocates, government, business, labor, faith-based groups and policymakers. Developing and strengthening policies and programs to move families out of poverty and prevent families from falling into poverty by providing universal access to supports and opportunities for lowto middle-income families A key strength of CAHS is our ability to collaborate with others. We bring together diverse interests concerned citizens, policy makers, human service providers, corporate leaders, labor leaders, academics, state and municipal organizations and religious organizations. About CAHS