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Virtual Life Worth Living | 7-Week Course
Virtual We invite our community to gather, support, and engage through private and public programming, working sessions, service projects, support with strategic resources, and action groups to advance good within and across sectors and communities.
We are also committed to supporting those at the front lines of service through the provision of hopeful spaces to advance their work and access to new models of social change.
Fostering Civil Communities
We embrace the intertwined texture of community. In a world that can feel increasingly siloed, we imagine community in a new way.
By engaging diverse audiences and putting them in proximity to some of the most pressing humanitarian issues of our time, we seek to foster communities that are civil, communities that flourish, and communities that are inclusive of all – with the goal of generating thought and action toward sustained social impact.
Impact and Innovation
Our Impact and Innovation series, launched in 2019, engages with leaders across sectors to explore collaborative models that pursue innovative strategies while achieving profound social change. Through this series, philanthropic participants can identify new ways of investing, private sector participants can identify new models of collaboration, and not-for-profits can determine ways to effectively pivot and modify sustainability strategies.
In November 2019, we hosted a conversation featuring organizations at the local, state, national, and international level that stand out as best-in-class exemplars of how to drive social good considering both impact and innovation.
Individuals provided with healthy meals through our Relief Fund for Connecticut, increasing food security for some of Fairfield County's most vulnerable populations.
People from 50 not-for-profits and 24 social enterprises and businesses engaged in the inaugural Impact and Innovation panel discussion
Programs hosted for not-for-profits through our Space Grants program
We honored the 15th anniversary of 9/11 with Voices Center for Resilience, one of our not-for-profit partners that works with public and private partners to promote healing and resiliency in the lives of those impacted by traumatic events.
