American Savings Foundation’s Community Grants support local nonprofits and public libraries with education, human services, and arts programs addressing community needs across 64 Connecticut towns.
Applicants must now demonstrate organizational capacity to administer grant requirements, including an independent board of directors. The funding exclusions now explicitly include home schools and independent nonprofits providing teacher training, booster activities, or school-based health clinics.
Capital Grants support nonprofits’ one-time capital needs essential to direct services, primarily in New Britain and Waterbury, to address community needs with a focus on people with the highest need.
American Savings Foundation's Program Grants fund science, education, and direct service programs for children, youth, and families in New Britain and Waterbury, CT.
After School Grants from the American Savings Foundation fund evidence-based, enriching after school programs that boost academic and social development for middle-school youth in New Britain.
Arts and Culture supports artists, cultural institutions, and community arts efforts, funding creative programs that reduce disparities in arts access and strengthen connections to community life.
Community Grants Program supports nonprofits and public entities with programs, capital improvements and organizational development to address Central New York’s needs and create lasting community benefits.