Heroes without Homes

In Connecticut, as many as 2,800 veterans were homeless at one point in 2008. Many different agencies are involved in providing services for homeless veterans - from the federal and state government to local nonprofit nonprofits - and veterans in need often don’t know they exist, or are reluctant to ask for help. Fortunately, with the help of the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, new collaborations are being formed to connect vets with housing and services that can help them lead independent, fulfilling lives.

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Radio Interview with Dr. Andrade

Heroes without Homes

Latinos are the fastest growing ethnic group in America. The purchasing power of the Latino community in the U.S. is approaching $1 trillion. Dr. Juan Andrade, Jr., president of the United States Hispanic Leadership Institute, discusses the increasing growth of the Latino population and its economic impact on Connecticut and the nation.

Latinos are registering to vote at a rate six times greater than the general population. But, currently in Connecticut only about one half of the Hispanics who are eligible to vote are registered. Dr. Juan Andrade, Jr., president of the United States Hispanic Leadership Institute, talks about the power and importance of civic engagement in helping the Latino population fulfill its potential.

Dr. Juan Andrade, Jr., president of the United States Hispanic Leadership Institute, discusses the importance of education and of parental involvement in their children’s education.

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Edward Beckwith discusses the most underutilized charitable planning technique and how he approaches charitable planning with his clients.

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