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4-H Education Center at Auer Farm
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For the Summer Farm Academy, which offers educational sessions on art and nature, ecosystems and foods produced on farms.
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$5,000.00
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Achieve Hartford!
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For technical assistance for fund development planning,, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$13,000.00
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Achieve Hartford!
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For a strategic technology grant, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$25,000.00
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Advocacy Unlimited, Inc.
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For a three-year expansion of Hispanic advocacy education services for people with mental illness within the Hispanic communities of Greater Hartford.
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$195,000.00
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African Caribbean American Parents of Children with Disabilities
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To enhance the agency's service model by developing and implementing a community outreach and education program, partial funding from the Anonymous No. 1 Fund.
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$160,000.00
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Alcohol & Drug Recovery Centers, Inc.
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For transitional operating support due to unexpected revenue losses in both the Detoxification Center and Intensive Residential Treatment Programs, partial funding from the D. Robert and Elizabeth Newell Fund 2, Augusta R. Rubin Fund, Lillian W. and William B. Welden Fund.
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$137,862.00
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Almada Lodge-Times Farm Camp Corporation
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For transitional operating support for the Teen Explorer and Counselor-in-Training school-year programs to offset a loss of fundraising and fee revenues.
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$34,765.00
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Almada Lodge-Times Farm Camp Corporation
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Summer training program at a residential camp that supports job skills and leadership development.
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$4,236.00
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Almada Lodge-Times Farm Camp Corporation
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Overnight camp offering team building, swimming, archery, nature lessons, rope climbing, rafting, and other activities.
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$19,675.00
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American School for the Deaf
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For a school-based summer program for youth with hearing and other disabilities that provides intensive reading and math enrichment, as well as job readiness training and part-time employment.
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$14,998.00
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American School for the Deaf
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For a summer overnight camp with recreational and educational enrichment activities for youth who are deaf or hearing impaired, or children of deaf adults and their siblings.
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$4,254.00
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American School for the Deaf
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To develop a school-wide reading program that includes developmental and intervention strategies to enhance literacy instruction for all students, over three years, from the Gladys C. Keeney Trust and Howard Hunt Garmany Fund.
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$340,000.00
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The Amistad Center for Art & Culture, Inc.
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To implement consultant recommendations on financial operations, over three years, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$25,000.00
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Ancient Burying Ground Association, Inc
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For headstone restoration at the Ancient Burying Ground, from the Ruth B. Rouse Fund and Grace J. F. Smith Fund.
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$5,000.00
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Andover Public Library
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To purchase equipment to expand computer training workshops, through the 85th Anniversary Library Impact Project, partial funding from the Guy C. and Anne T. Shafer Fund.
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$23,799.00
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Andover, Hebron, Marlborough Youth Services, Inc.
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For a strategic technology grant,, through the Nonprofit Support Program, partial support from the Robert Allan Keeney Memorial Fund.
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$37,000.00
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The ARC of Greater Enfield, Inc.
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For a summer leadership development program for youth who support a day camp serving children and young adults with developmental or other disabilities.
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$3,110.00
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The ARC of Greater Enfield, Inc.
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For a summer day program for youth with disabilities that integrates math, language arts, and recreational programs to enhance academic and social skills.
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$3,500.00
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The ARC of Greater Enfield, Inc.
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For a strategic technology grant, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$17,000.00
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The Artists Collective, Inc.
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For a summer training program in performing and visual arts that supports development of artistic knowledge, cultural and life skills.
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$15,340.00
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The Artists Collective, Inc.
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For a summer arts apprentice training program that supports conflict resolution, peer mentoring and life skills, as youth support performing arts instructors in dance, music, drama and other disciplines.
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$2,150.00
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The Artists Collective, Inc.
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For consulting services, through the Nonprofit Support Program's Board Leadership Program.
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$5,000.00
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ASPIRA of Connecticut, Inc.
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To support an information campaign regarding the need for Puerto Rican-born community residents to obtain new birth certificates as of July 1, 2010, as fiscal agent for the Latino Puerto Rican Affairs Commission.
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$20,000.00
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Association of Black Foundation Executives
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For annual support for September 1, 2010 through August 31, 2011.
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$750.00
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Avon Free Public Library, Inc.
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For early learning literacy stations to provide learning opportunities for young children and teens, through the 85th Anniversary Library Impact Project, partial funding from the Thomson Family Fund.
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$27,250.00
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Bentley Memorial Library
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To purchase computer systems and to provide Internet training for patrons, through the 85th Anniversary Library Impact Project.
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$25,000.00
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Bloomfield Access Television, Inc.
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For a strategic technology grant, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$8,000.00
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Blue Hills Civic Association
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For a evening summer program that offers sports clinics, leadership training and other activities to promote healthy lifestyles.
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$4,000.00
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford, Inc.
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For transitional operating support for youth programming as a result of unexpected federal and state funding losses, partial funding from the Gladys B. and Robert E. Dunn Fund for Youth Leadership, William R. and Mazy Worthington Penrose and Nathalie Penrose Swetland Fund, Harriet K. Maxwell Fund, and Edith W. and John Davis Murphy Fund.
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$175,000.00
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford, Inc.
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For a summer program that supports youth in developing career and youth development skills as they support day camp staff.
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$11,626.00
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford, Inc.
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For summer day, evening and drop-in programs conducted at seven sites that offer structured sports, cultural arts, computers, drug and alcohol prevention, field trips, and other activities.
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$20,920.00
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford, Inc.
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For a strategic technology grant, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$50,000.00
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Brain Injury Association of Connecticut, Inc.
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For a strategic technology grant, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$25,000.00
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The Brazilian Alliance
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For continued support for a part-time executive director and a part-time administrative assistant.
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$30,000.00
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Broad-Park Development Corporation, Inc.
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For transitional operating support to phase out the organization,, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$140,000.00
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Canton Public Library
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To establish a virtual computer lab, through the 85th Anniversary Library Impact Project.
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$29,746.00
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Capital Workforce Partners
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For consultant assistance to maximize the drawdown of TANF Emergency Matching Funds.
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$12,500.00
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Capital Workforce Partners
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To support the 2010 Summer Youth Employment and Learning Program, serving Hartford youths ages 14 to 17, partial funding from the Daniel Clark Perkins Fund.
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$377,790.00
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Capital Workforce Partners
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For roundtable discussions with the Assistant Secretary of Education.
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$1,000.00
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Capital Workforce Partners
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To support the 2010-2011 academic year for the Career Competency Youth Development Program and to enhance the agency's website.
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$150,000.00
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Capital Workforce Partners
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To support planning efforts for the Swift Factory redevelopment project in Northeast Hartford.
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$3,000.00
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Capitol Region Education Council
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For a summer residential program at Wesleyan University for promising students of the arts that provides interdisciplinary and multicultural training in the arts.
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$15,610.00
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Capitol Region Education Council
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For a summer tutorial program that supports middle-school students in developing algebra skills using a math video game and learning computer software design.
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$6,000.00
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Capitol Region Education Council
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For continued support of adult basic education instructors and to provide technical assistance to the Foundation's adult literacy grantees.
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$50,000.00
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The Caring Connection
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To pay bills of qualified patients, from the Alfred M. Archer Fund.
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$6,800.00
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The Caring Connection
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To pay bills of qualified patients, from the Newton C. and Elsie B. Brainard Fund.
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$22,500.00
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Catholic Charities, Inc.
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To provide case management and clinical services for refugees who require intensive post resettlement services to fully integrate into the community, over three years, partial funding from the Family Service Society Fund, William and Estelle Fraidowitz Family Fund, John Talcott Whitman and Louise H. Whitman Fund.
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$465,000.00
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Catholic Charities, Inc.
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For an afternoon school-based summer program that provides educational and cultural enrichment activities that support research, teamwork and social skills.
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$5,253.00
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Catholic Charities, Inc.
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For a summer training program that includes career and leadership development.
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$4,050.00
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Catholic Charities, Inc.
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To continue family support and educational services at Asylum Hill Family Center in the Asylum Hill neighborhood, through the Brighter Futures Initiative, partial funding from the David L. Francis and Sarah W. Francis Fund.
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$200,000.00
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Catholic Charities, Inc.
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To continue family support and educational services at El Centro Family Center in the Frog Hollow/South Green neighborhoods, through the Brighter Futures Initiative, partial funding from the David L. Francis and Sarah W. Francis Fund.
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$300,000.00
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Catholic Charities, Inc.
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For a strategic technology grant for Southside Family Center, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$35,000.00
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Catholic Charities, Inc.
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For a strategic technology grant for El Centro Family Center, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$40,000.00
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Catholic Charities, Inc.
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For a strategic technology grant for Asylum Hill Family Center, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$40,000.00
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Catholic Charities, Inc.
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For continuation of the Community School program at Milner Core Knowledge Academy, through the Hartford Community Schools Initiative, partial funding from the David L. Francis and Sarah W. Francis Fund.
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$210,211.00
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Celebrate Windsor!
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For a capital grant to replace canopy at SummerWind Performing Arts Center.
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$150,000.00
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Center for Children's Advocacy, Inc.
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For continued transitional operating support to stabilize the Hartford Teen Legal Advocacy Clinic and the Juvenile Justice projects due to losses in foundation funding.
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$125,000.00
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Center for Children's Advocacy, Inc.
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For technical assistance to develop a marketing plan, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$15,000.00
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Center for Children's Advocacy, Inc.
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For general operating support, from the Dorothea Fund.
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$3,990.00
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Center for Urban Research, Education and Training, Inc.
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For a school-based summer program that offers academic support in math, language arts and enrichment activities.
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$24,200.00
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Charter Oak Cultural Center
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For a summer program that combines multicultural dance and other performing arts with support from high school mentors.
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$6,500.00
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Charter Oak Cultural Center
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For technical assistance to develop a strategic plan, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$13,000.00
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Charter Oak Cultural Center
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To support the Putting Down Roots program, as recommended by the Hartford Foundation Staff Fund.
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$500.00
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Cheney Hall Foundation, Inc.
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For roof repairs, from the H. Louise Ruddell Charitable Fund.
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$15,000.00
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The Children's Law Center of Connecticut, Inc.
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For a strategic technology grant, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$29,100.00
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The Children's Museum
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For transitional operating support to offset the loss of earned revenue for its science and nature education programming.
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$135,580.00
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The Children's Museum
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To implement consultant recommendations on financial operations, over three years, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$40,000.00
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Christian Activities Council
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For a summer educational program for children from culturally diverse backgrounds that integrates parental involvement in providing math, reading, language skills, and hands-on experiences.
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$37,500.00
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Christian Activities Council
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For a summer educational enrichment program for children from culturally diverse backgrounds that provides math, reading and language skill development, as well as field trips and other activities.
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$4,000.00
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Chrysalis Center, Inc.
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To strengthen the agency's internal capacity to operate more effectively.
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$350,000.00
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Church Homes, Inc.
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To pay bills of qualified patients, from the Alfred M. Archer Fund.
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$8,500.00
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Church Homes, Inc.
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To pay bills of qualified patients, from the Newton C. and Elsie B. Brainard Fund.
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$40,300.00
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Cinestudio, Inc.
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For the purchase of digital equipment.
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$80,000.00
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City of Hartford
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To establish the Parker Memorial Family Center, on behalf of Catholic Charities, through the Brighter Futures Initiative, over three years.
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$450,000.00
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City Slickers
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For transitional operating support for the Spring program cycle to offset a loss of State funding, partial funding from the Frank C. and Agnes E. Griswold Fund.
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$20,000.00
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City Slickers
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For a summer program that teaches students about horses, riding and diversity, while connecting urban and suburban at-risk youth.
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$5,125.00
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City Slickers
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For a summer training program that supports youth in applying horse handling, academic and other skills to support campers at day camp.
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$3,600.00
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Community Child Guidance Clinic, Inc.
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For supplies for the school and autism screening project, from the H. Louise Ruddell Charitable Fund.
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$3,000.00
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Community Child Guidance Clinic, Inc.
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For a strategic technology grant, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$50,000.00
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Community Farm of Simsbury, Inc.
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To support the conversion of a milk processing plant into an educational facility for agricultural programming.
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$128,000.00
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Community Renewal Team, Inc.
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For transitional operating support to stabilize the Generations Program due to loss of DSS funding, partial funding from the Stanley and Jean Frank Fund, Raymond S. and Agnes M. French Memorial Fund, Mary J. Lee Fund, Margaret E. Spellacy Fund, Edith W. and John Davis Murphy Fund, Lillian W. and William B. Welden Fund.
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$150,000.00
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COMPASS Youth Collaborative
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For an afternoon summer program that includes team building, health and academic enrichment, and other activities as an extension of the Hartford Community Schools Initiative.
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$6,201.00
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COMPASS Youth Collaborative
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For a strategic technology grant, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$40,000.00
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COMPASS Youth Collaborative
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For continuation of the Community School program at the Latino Studies Academy at Burns Elementary School, through the Hartford Community Schools Initiative, partial funding from the David L. Francis and Sarah W. Francis Fund and Nicholas J. and Doris Giordano Endowment Fund.
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$132,257.00
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COMPASS Youth Collaborative
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For continuation of the Community School program at Bellizzi Middle School, through the Hartford Community Schools Initiative, partial funding from the David L. Francis and Sarah W. Francis Fund.
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$208,132.00
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COMPASS Youth Collaborative
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For continuation of the Community School program at Hartford Magnet Middle School, through the Hartford Community Schools Initiative, partial funding from the David L. Francis and Sarah W. Francis Fund.
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$152,650.00
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COMPASS Youth Collaborative
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For increased security services at Burns Elementary School, through the Hartford Community Schools Initiative.
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$8,000.00
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Conference of Churches, Inc.
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For transitional operating support to offset losses in private and public funding and program revenue losses.
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$91,944.00
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Connecticut Association for Human Services
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For the 2010 KIDS COUNT Project, from the William R. and Mazy Worthington Penrose and Nathalie Penrose Swetland Fund.
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$10,000.00
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Connecticut Association for Human Services
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For a strategic technology grant, through the Nonprofit Support Program.
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$19,416.00
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Connecticut Association for Human Services
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For printing and production costs of program booklets and other materials to support the centennial event on November 10, 2010.
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$2,500.00
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Connecticut Association of Nonprofits, Inc.
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For 2010 annual support.
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$737.00
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Connecticut Ballet
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For a capacity building grant to expand programs in the Capitol Region, over three years.
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$225,000.00
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Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc.
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To provide comprehensive teacher professional development for districts participating in the CATALYST Aerospace program, partial funding from the Isabel Hooker Merritt, Thomas Hooker, and Joseph K. Hooker Trust.
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$137,843.00
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Connecticut Children's Medical Center Foundation, Inc.
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For a medical research project, Sickle Cell Pain: A Novel Approach to Assessment and Relief, in collaboration with the Donaghue Foundation, from the Carl J. DuPre Fund, Charles F. Chase, Helen Bourne Chase and Genevieve Chase Hewes Fund, and Daniel W. Murphy Fund.
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$50,000.00
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Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness
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For data entry staffing costs for the 2010 Point-in-Time Count Project.
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$10,000.00
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Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness
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To develop and implement a strategy to decrease homelessness in the Capitol Region in accordance with the Federal Homeless Emergency Assistance and Rapid Transition to Housing Act, partial funding from the Anonymous (CF25) Fund, Adelaide L. Thomson Fund, Ida P. Mason Fund.
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$275,000.00
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Connecticut Commission on Children
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To support a presentation by Marian Wright Edelman on Children and the Recession, through the fiscal agent, Connecticut Association for Human Services.
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$2,000.00
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Connecticut Community Care, Inc.
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To pay bills of qualified patients, from the Newton C. and Elsie B. Brainard Fund.
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$31,000.00
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Connecticut Community Care, Inc.
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For payment of medical bills for two West Hartford residents, from the Daniel W. Murphy Fund.
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$5,264.00
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