February | 2018 | Liberty Bank Foundation

Helping Stem the Tide of Decreasing Technological Proficiency

The US Department of Commerce reports that STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) occupations are growing at 17 percent, while[...]

Some business owners may not realize it, but young professionals typically have a difficult time finding housing they can afford[...]

A standing-room only crowd was on hand on Friday, March 23, for the Coalition on Housing and Homelessness’s Annual Meeting[...]

The Partnership for Strong Communities’ housing data profiles show some good news for Connecticut – despite gloomy forecasts: the state’s[...]

Diversity and inclusion get a lot of ink, and deservedly so. Nowadays, most people have moved past the definition of[...]

Connecticut Food Bank has more on its shelves than you’ve ever seen in one place, guaranteed. As fast as the[...]

Liberty Bank Foundation proudly funds scholarships at Capital Community College and is thrilled to see that in 2017 it ranked[...]

One of these children is having trouble learning. Absenteeism? Nope. Low test scores? Nope. Dyslexia? Nope. The largest, most important[...]

Liberty Bank President and CEO Chandler J. Howard welcomed forty guests to Liberty Bank Foundation’s latest grants presentation held at[...]

In an unenviable position. You might call it kidlock. In terms of equity, Connecticut’s FY 2018-2019 children’s budget … the[...]