Connecticut Explored is the magazine of Connecticut history for everyone; our fund marks our 20th anniversary in 2022 |
Organizations & Donate
PLEASE SEND YOUR ENDOW HARTFORD 21 CONTRIBUTION DIRECTLY TO THE ORGANIZATION’S CHOSEN FOUNDATION NOTED BENEATH THEIR LOGO. DO NOT SEND YOUR ENDOW HARTFORD 21 GIFT TO ANY OF THE 11 ORGANIZATIONS BUT ONLY TO THE FOUNDATION THEY HAVE DESIGNATED.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING GIFTS BY CHECK ARE AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD VIA THE LINK BENEATH EACH ORGANIZATION’S LOGO. THERE ARE SEPARATE FORMS FOR EACH FOUNDATION (HFPG AND JCF).
PLEASE PRINT, FILL OUT AND MAIL THIS FORM WITH YOUR CHECK.
For Stock gifts, please contact the ORGANIZATION’S chosen Foundation directly:
Hartford Foundation for Public Giving (HFPG)
Deborah Rothstein
Vice President for Development
860-463-5233
DRothstein@hfpg.org
Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Hartford (JCF)
Kathryn Gonnerman
Vice President, Philanthropy
413-475-0415
KGonnerman@jcfhartford.org
Connecticut Foodshare’s mission is to provide nutritious food to people in need and lead an informed, coordinated response to hunger in our community |
The Connecticut Science Center inspires lifelong learning through hands-on, interactive, and innovative experiences that explore our changing world through science |
Harc supports people with intellectual disabilities to enjoy lives of quality, inclusion & dignity |
Our creative community preserves and promotes the craft of handweaving and teaches seniors and people with no or low vision, to weave and produce beautiful products |
Hartford Public Library’s mission is to provide free resources that inspire reading, guide learning, and encourage individual exploration. We are a place like no other! |
To enrich lives and community through great music |
Interval House is the largest agency in CT dedicated to preventing and ending domestic violence |
JCL helps people with developmental disabilities participate in community life through personal empowerment, community engagement, family relationships, and quality services enhanced by Jewish values |
Schechter, a Jewish community day school, offers an exceptional, forward-thinking, student-centered education from early childhood through eighth grade. We inspire students to love learning, celebrate Jewish life, connect to each other, and build a vibrant future for themselves and their community in a joyful, challenging, and creative environment. |
Standing up against hatred through Holocaust and genocide education and remembrance |