The Main Street Community Foundation (MSCF) has awarded a record $15,000 in grants from its Men & Boys’ Fund to seven local nonprofits that are working to improve the lives…
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The Main Street Community Foundation is accepting grant applications from nonprofits benefiting Bristol, Burlington, Plainville, Plymouth, Southington, and Wolcott. Available funds include the Women & Girls Fund (deadline Sept. 6), Bradley Henry Barnes Trust (LOIs due Sept. 20), and Men & Boys’ Fund (deadline Sept. 20). Contact for details.
Veterans Strong Community Center and the Bristol Early Childhood Assistance Program are among local organizations receiving over $5,000 in grants from the Main Street Community Foundation in its latest grant…
The Bristol Child Development Center (BCDC) will be able to enroll 16 additional children and add five new positions, as well as more classroom space among other improvements, with an…
Wheeler’s golf classic postponed until mid-October The 38th Annual Wheeler Golf Classic, presented by Mutual of America, has been postponed because of poor weather, for the safety of golfers, volunteers…
Two Bristol entities were recipients of this summer’s Connecticut State Department of Education Mental Health Supports Grants program. The Bristol Boys and Girls Club of Bristol received $135,000 and the…
Forty-four local organizations have received a total of $144,200 from the Main Street Community Foundation in its general grant cycle, the organization announced in a press release yesterday. Grant applications…
Wheeler Clinic recognized four organizations and several individuals during its 12th Annual Hands & Hearts event for their support in promoting equitable healthcare access. Notable recipients included Access Health CT and ESPN, while the Barnes Group Foundation showcased a long history of involvement. The event highlights Wheeler’s impactful community initiatives and fundraising efforts.
Local Nonprofits and Residents to Benefit from $163,535 in Grants Main Street Community Foundation, through its spring competitive grant cycle, announced that it has awarded grants totaling $163,535 to49 organizations serving Bristol, Burlington, Plainville, Plymouth, Southington and Wolcott. This round of grants will help these…
Work has started on the Louisiana Ave. bridge project, leading to GPS confusion as drivers face reroutes until November 2020, possibly extending to May 2021. Additionally, the city announced $669,779 in Community Development Block Grant awards for various local initiatives and a $393,989 grant to enhance public health response capabilities.