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These endowments are established by organizations to ensure a permanent source of support for the organization in perpetuity.
Organizations endowments are created at The Foundation for a variety of reasons including The Foundation's investment performance which consistently ranks among the top tier of community foundations. Top performance and lower management fees result in more money for the local non-profits serving the community. To establish an organization endowment, contact Angel Fernandez-Chavero, senior philanthropic officer, at afernandez@cfgnh.org or call 203.777.7072.
Est. 2005 by the Board of Directors of The Agency on Aging of South Central Connecticut, Inc.
Est. 1995 with a transfer of assets from the Central Connecticut Coast YMCA, formed by merger of the Bridgeport and New Haven YMCA’s, for general support.
Est. 1984 to help provide job counseling, daily living, and recreational support services for graduates of Chapel Haven, an educational program for the learning disabled.
Est. 1987 by transfer of assets of the Permanent Fund of the New Haven Orphan Asylum (now the Children’s Center, Inc.) to provide residential and day treatment for troubled youth.
Est. in 1999 by the Clifford W. Beers Guidance Clinic as an endowment fund to support needs of the clinic.
Est. 2004 by the Board of the Connecticut Coalition on Aging Inc.
Est. 1986 in honor of Norman Harrower for programs in arts education for young children.
Est. 1994 with a gift from Brooks M. Kelley for the benefit of The Connecticut Fund for the Environment.
Est. 2000 for the use and benefit of the Connecticut Mental Health Center Foundation.
Est. 1992 by gifts from friends for support of the neighborhood center’s many activities for youth and residents.
Est. 2003 by the Edgerton Park Conservancy, as a publicly supported agency endowment.
Est. 2001 by Dorothy O. Mills to protect human health from environmental harms.
Est. 1991 with the transfer of a gift from the Arthur Murray Foundation for the benefit of Fellowship, Inc.
Est. 2005 by City Fund Corporation, Inc.
Est. 2006 as a transfer of assets from the Board of Directors of The Public Library Association of Cheshire, Inc.
Est. 1996 by members of the community for the restoration and maintenance of the carousel.
Est. 1983 for proper care and maintenance of the trees on the Green and other public parks and neighborhoods in New Haven.
Est. 1981 for a supplemental academic program offered to inner-city New Haven students by Yale undergraduates to improve New Haven students’ academic skills.
Est. 2005 by the Board of Directors of The Ulysses S. Grant Foundation, Inc.
Est. 2006 for the sole and exclusive benefit of the Guilford Foundation.
Est. 1982 by transfer of assets for support of the Hamden Library.
Est. 2005 by a transfer of assets from Haskins Laboratories.
Est. 1978 for care of the terminally ill.
Est. 1986 in honor of Joe DeVita to support civic activities.
Est. 2004 by the Board of Directors of Leadership, Education and Athletics in Partnership Inc.
Est. 2004 to support Long Wharf Theatre.
Est. 1983 to support this regional theatre. Milford Academy Est. 1998 by donors for the benefit of the Academy.
Est. 1988 by transfer of assets to help the school provide music education within the New Haven area.
Est. 1991 with a gift from Mrs. Norman Greist for the benefit of the New Haven Civic Orchestra.
Est. 1989-90 for the benefit of New Haven Legal Assistance Association, Inc. Members of the law firm of Tyler Cooper & Alcorn contributed the initial gift, which they hope will encourage others to give in honor of James W. Cooper who worked for the establishment and advancement of LAA.
Est. 1982 by transfer of assets for the purchase of works of art by the Paint & Clay Club.
Est. 1988 by transfer of assets for college scholarships to New Haven residents who demonstrate scholastic competence and financial need.
Est. in 1999 to benefit the New Haven Symphony Orchestra.
Est. 1986 to promote excellence in public education in the City of New Haven.
Est. 1983 by a gift from Thomas N. Chieppo to promote rehabilitation services.
Est. 1983 to assist the elderly in the Greater New Haven area.
Est. in 1999 to benefit The School Volunteers for New Haven, Inc.
Est. 1986 for support of this regional performing arts center.
Est. 1994 through a transfer of assets from the Citizens Park Council of Greater New Haven for the benefit of the New Haven Park Department Rangers Fund.
Est. 1988 by transfer of assets for health and human services needs of the people in the area. Meriden -Wallingford United Way; Middlesex United Way; United Way of Milford. Urban Improvement Corporation Est. 1984 to support a tutoring program for elementary and secondary school students.
Est. 1993 to benefit the social, health and general welfare of the region. Visiting Nurse Association of South Central Connecticut Est. 1993 by transfer of assets to support the home health and community health needs of the residents of South Central CT.
Est. 2003 by a transfer of assets from the Watershed Fund, Inc.
Est. 1990 by donors in honor of Virginia Stuermer, MD & Susan Williamson, MD, in recognition of more than 20 years of combined service to Women’s Health Services, its patients, and the New Haven community.
Est. 1998 by transfer of assets from the Yale University Women’s Organization for the purpose of awarding scholarships to women associated with the Yale community.
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