The following stories were created by The Community Foundation to highlight local nonprofits and the impact they have throughout Greater New Haven. Many of the nonprofits highlighted here have profiles on The Foundation's website giveGreater.org, a resource created by The Foundation for donors to learn more about and support local nonprofits.
Student-led Nonprofit Brings Telemedicine Access to the Vulnerable ›
Since its March launch, TeleHealth Access for Seniors has delivered 2,000 devices to seniors and low-income patients in Greater New Haven and around the country.
Food, Shelter and Compassion ›
Beth El, the only provider of emergency shelter and food services in Milford, ramps up its efforts during COVID-19.
Local Women's Support Group Goes The Extra Mile ›
Volunteers use COVID-19 grant to distribute wellness packs.
Branford Arts and Cultural Alliance Brings Public Art to Town Green ›
Arts organization beautifies public space.
New CEO Announced for The Children's Center of Hamden ›
Selma N. Ward takes the helm of the 186-year-old agency.
Doctors Prescribe Reading to Young Children ›
Reach Out and Read continues to make books and reading part of well-child visits during the pandemic.
New Haven Pride Center Leads Week of Action ›
A safe space in Greater New Haven for support groups, LGBTQ+ programming, advocacy work and activism goes virtual.
At the heart of Citywide Youth Coalition's mission is creating opportunities for young people to develop leadership skills and be engaged in their schools, neighborhoods and communities.
Youth Counseling Online Becomes a Lifeline ›
Leadership, Education and Athletics in Partnership, Inc. (LEAP) counselors help young people stay engaged during the pandemic.
Greater New Haven community health agencies are staying connected with vulnerable clients and patients online and on the phone.
