New Britain, Conn. (August 27, 2018) — United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut today announced more than $1 million in awards for programs and partnerships that benefit children, youth and families in New Britain and Berlin.
The awards to 22 nonprofit community partners help improve lives by focusing on youth success, economic mobility, access to health and basic needs.
“United Way finds the best way to bring people and resources together to ensure children and families succeed,” said Paula S. Gilberto, President and CEO of United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut. “When you give directly to United Way, you’re making a difference for New Britain and Berlin families.”
United Way community partners are improving lives of individuals in the New Britain and Berlin though connecting them to services that ensure:
United Way also supports regional efforts such as disaster services through American Red Cross and information and referral through United Way 2-1-1 – both of which have assisted New Britain and Berlin residents during emergency and immediate situations.
Community Partners receiving awards from United Way include:
“With the help of our donors and workplace campaign partners, we’re able to raise dollars in support of results-driven nonprofit programs, services and initiatives,” said Gilberto. “The United Way Community Campaign is one of the best ways to invest in success for local children, youth and families.”
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut mobilizes people and organizations to give, advocate and volunteer to promote child and youth success, ensure families are financially secure, provide access to health-related services and supports, and ensures basic needs are met.
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