By Amy J. Barry A basic meal of hearty soup served in handmade bowls with a side of bread to benefit a nonprofit that helps those in need. It may sound simple but looks can be deceiving. It took a
The Friendship Center, based in New Britain, provides a continuum of services to people at risk of or are experiencing homelessness in Central CT. The Friendship Center is currently looking for a
If you are a matriculated student and will be attending next academic year (2023-24), you can apply now for CCSU Foundation scholarships. The application period closes on December 15, 2022. Apply for
As we move into the next phase of our website content migration, Institutional Marketing will host a series of Lunch & Learn events with support from the Web Steering Committee and the Information
MBA students Christine Rasile, Jaime Vivar, David Lawrence, and Brianna Walker received the Best Paper award at the 2022 Northeast Association of Information Systems Conference, hosted by Northeastern
UR Community Cares connects volunteers to help older and disabled adults. You can volunteer to help your neighbors by running errands, teach technology and more through UR Community Cares. Volunteers
CLICC (Connecting Through Literacy: Incarcerated Parents, Their Children, and Caregivers) is recruiting to train volunteers to be mentors of children of incarcerated parents. We are beginning to plan
Learning ally is a non-profit literacy-focused organization dedicated to helping struggling learners reach their potential. They are always looking for volunteers to serve various roles including
Rocky Hill High School is currently looking for tutors able to come in during the days to work with students that need additional support in Math, English, and Science. If interested, please contact
Volunteer to provide one-on-one reading support to K-3 students across the region. Volunteers will be paired with K-3rd grade students at local elementary schools for weekly reading sessions. The time
Opportunity Academy (OA) is a program offered by Our Piece of the Pie. OA is an alternative solution offering overaged, under-credited students support in their educational journey through student
The Village for Families and Children, in partnership with United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut, HRA, and volunteers connect working families with opportunities through the Volunteer
The Friendship Center provides a continuum of services to people at risk of or are experiencing homelessness in Central CT. There are currently a number of internship opportunities available. To learn
The mission of the Connecticut Alliance of Foster and Adoptive Families is to strengthen foster, adoptive and kinship care families through support, training, and advocacy with the aim of nurturing