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Chrysalis Center Holds Annual “Donation Creation” Food Drive to Fill Food Pantry Shelves
Chrysalis Center is once again hosting its annual “Donation Creation” Food Drive through June 1 to fill the shelves of Freshplace, the organization’s innovative client-choice, fresh food, and case management food pantry. Freshplace serves up to 100 families living in the poorest neighborhoods in the North End of Hartford, Since the onset of the pandemic, Freshplace has seen an increase in the demand for food.
Urban League Of Greater Hartford Invites The Public To May 12th “Employment Empowerment Expo & Career Fair”
Urban League of Greater Hartford (ULGH) will bring jobseekers and employers together at its 21st Annual Employment Empowerment Expo & Career Fair on Wednesday, May 12 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. This year, the free event will offer the option to attend virtually, or in-person at the Swift Factory on 10 Love Lane in Hartford’s North End. Advance registration is suggested by going to: https://bit.ly/ulgh2021careerfair.“We want every job seeker – from entry level to experienced professional – to feel empowered to obtain equitable, secure, gainful employment in their desired job or industry,” explains David Hopkins, President and CEO of the Urban League of Greater Hartford. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to meet one-on-one with the region’s leading employers, as well as with recruiters from universities and colleges.A variety of workshops will be available, including employability skills training, entrepreneurship, and professional development. The Connecticut State Department of Labor’s American Job Center team will help with resume writing and critique, and will conduct mock interviews.
This Is My Hartford: Jazna Stannard
Hartford Symphony Orchestra Gala May 1st
Comcast RISE
May is National Foster Care Month: Hundreds of Connecticut Youth in Need of Loving Homes
May is National Foster Care Month, a time to consider the many children and youth in need of loving homes and the professionals dedicating to finding foster families. During this period, especially, as individuals and families emerge from the long-term challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, there is an ever-pressing need for foster families in Connecticut.
KeyBank partners with UConn and Husky Ticket Project to host “UConn Day” at Kennelly School
Restaurant Revitalization Fund
Behind the Scenes at the Travelers Championship
Hands On Hartford Welcomes New Board Members
Hands On Hartford celebrates the appointment of six new board members.
Riverfront Recapture Extends to Windsor
Wheeler Walk With Me
Connecticut in Motion - A Transportation Webinar Series - May 18
Hartford Marathon Foundation Opens Registration for 2021 RiMaConn Relay, presented by Webster Bank
The Hartford Marathon Foundation (HMF) today opened registration for the much-anticipated return of the three-state team RiMaConn relay race along the East Coast Greenway, presented by Webster Bank. The 95 mile endurance relay event is being planned with safety modifications and sustainability initiatives.
Grants from Connecticut Food Bank/Foodshare Help Community Food Programs Meet Needs Caused by COVID Pandemic
Wheeler’s 36th Annual Golf Classic, Presented by Mutual of America Financial Group, Happening on September 15, 2021
Event to take place at The Country Club of Farmington and will support Wheeler’s Basic Needs Fund.
Leadership Greater Hartford Webinars
Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Welcomes Nicole Porter to Board of Directors
Nicole Porter of Hartford has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, the community foundation for Hartford and 28 surrounding communities. Porter was appointed by Hartford Probate Court Judge Foye A. Smith to replace former director I. Charles Mathews who stepped down after being named director of the City of Hartford’s Department of Development Services.
Elevating, Enhancing, and Uniting Hartford’s Artists of Color