You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby.
The Shepherd Home on the Connecticut Valley Hospital property is a stately building. It first served as a campus dormitory[...]
42 Nonprofits Receive Grant Funding
The first grant cycle of 2019 produced funding for 42 grantees across the bank’s market area — Greater New Haven,[...]
Food for Hartford’s Hungry: Just One Small Slice of House of Bread’s Mission
Sister Theresa Fonti and Sister Maureen Faenza founded Hartford’s House of Bread nearly four decades ago. Back in 1980 the[...]
2018 Community Well-Being Survey — How’s Life Going for You?
There’s an undeniable correlation between the state of one’s health and such things as financial security, neighborhood safety, level of[...]
Liberty Bank Makes $5,000 Donation to Help End Homelessness
During the December holidays, Liberty Bank makes a $5,000 charitable donation on behalf of customers. The 2018 recipient of the[...]
Closing in on the $1 Million Mark
We just closed our 21st year of giving on a high note, with $906,494 in total grants in 2018. It’s[...]
Nonprofits Help Everyone Else. But, Who Looks After Them?
Grant Spotlight, Housing, Partnerships, free legal assistance, Journey Home, nonprofit legal assistance, Pro Bono Partnership
Scan any nonprofit’s budget and you’ll see almost every dollar allocated to fulfill the mission. There is simply no fat[...]
Hello, Hartford
Grant Spotlight, Achieve Hartford, Building Hope Together, Ebony Horsewomen, House of Bread, Inc., LISA, Literacy Volunteers of Central CT, Neighborhood Housing Services of New Britain, Pro Bono Partnership, University of St. Josrph, Wethersfield Early Childhood Collaborative, Wilson Gray YMCA Youth & Family Center
Over the past year or so, Liberty Bank Foundation has expanded its grant-making to include nonprofits operating in Hartford. On[...]
42 Local Nonprofits Receive Grants
At our October, 2018 board meeting 42 grants were approved for local nonprofits in our market area — everywhere from[...]
Sunny Smiles at Solar Youth
Talk about a bright idea! Solar Youth reaches children as young as four and can engage them right through young[...]
