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Ian Hockley lost his 6-year-old son Dylan in the Sandy Hook school shooting. In the years since, he founded the nonprofit Dylan’s Wings of Change to…

Founded by two Yale University students 50 years ago, New Haven nonprofit Marrakech was created to help people with disabilities achieve goals. Starting…

April 1 marks one year since Gov. Ned Lamont announced the formation of the Connecticut COVID-19 Charity Connection, otherwise known as 4-CT. It was…

True Colors, the Hartford-based nonprofit offering an array of resources for LGBTQ youth over the last 22 years, has abruptly closed its doors. In a news…

It’s a century-old holiday tradition that is struggling during the pandemic. Sergeant Anthony Rivera of the Stamford Salvation Army Corps says the…

Much has been made of the insufficient federal efforts to get money and personal protective equipment to front-line medical workers during this pandemic.…

The head of a statewide association of nonprofits is calling on Connecticut officials to increase payments to the organizations.Gian-Carl Casa said right…

To paraphrase Connecticut’s private, nonprofit social service agencies: Gov. Ned Lamont just doesn’t get it.Frustration with Lamont, who rebuffed a…

Nonprofit social service agencies have been pleading with Gov. Ned Lamont for months to share $100 million of Connecticut’s record-setting budget reserve…