home
|
site map
|
search site
|
e-news signup
About Us | News
Overview & History
Our Perspective
May 2012
October 2011
August 2010
March 2010
December 2009
July 2009
September 2012
August 2012
October 2012
Finance and Investments
Investments
Investment Managers
Policies and Fees
Fiscal Stewardship
Financial Statements
Newsroom
2013 News Releases
Archives
2012 Archives
2011 Archives
2010 Archives
2009 Archives
2008 Archives
2007 Archives
2006 Archives
E-Newsletters
In The Media
Board
Committees
Staff
Contact Us
Contact Information
Directions
Find Us Via Google Maps
Quarterly Report
Community Initiatives
First Years First
Catalyst Fund
Our Stories
Two New Endowment Funds Come to Life at CFGNB
Freedom for Responsibilities
Who will Your Healthcare Provider be Tomorrow?
A Charitable Journey with Immeasurable Reward
A Family History Serving New Britain Children
Catalyst Fund an Obedzinski Family Affair
Donors
Our Funds
Who's Giving
2013 Donors
2012 Donors
2011 Donors
Donate Online
Ways To Give
Outright Gifts
Memorial Gifts
Remainder Gifts
Life Income Plans
Types of Funds
Administrative Fees
Beehive Society
Tips on Giving Wisely
Civic Leadership Fund
Professional Advisors
Advantages
Starting a Fund
Donor Options
Foundation Options Comparison
10 Reasons to Set Up a Fund
Private Foundation Options
Finance and Investments
Investments
Investment Managers
Policies and Fees
Fiscal Stewardship
Financial Statements
Draft Fund Forms
Beehive Information
Sample Bequest Language
Do you hear that
Grants
Applying for a Grant
2012 Grants and Initiatives
2011 Grants and Initiatives
2010 Grants and Initiatives
2009 Grants and Initiatives
2008 Grants and Initiatives
2007 Grants and Initiatives
2006 Grants and Initiatives
Community Chest of New Britain & Berlin Guidelines
CCNBB Grants
2013 CCNBB Grants
2012 CCNBB Grants
2011 CCNBB Grants
2010 CCNBB Grants
Scholarships
About Our Scholarships
2012 Scholarships Awarded
2011 Scholarships Awarded
2010 Scholarships Awarded
Our Stories
»
Two New Endowment Funds Come to Life at CFGNB
Two New Endowment Funds Come to Life at CFGNB
Both the Friendship Service Center and the Friends of the Walnut Hill Rose Garden recently created Agency Endowment Funds through
The Community Foundation of Greater New Britain (CFGNB)
. Endowment Funds help to provide a revenue stream to support the mission and programs of non-profit organizations, now and in the future.
The
Friendship Service Center
, started by Monsignor Joseph Farrell in 1968 to assist the homeless, has grown steadily over the decades as homelessness has also steadily increased. Earnings from the new Friendship Service Center Endowment Fund will go to support the general operating expenses and services.
“The services we offer to those in need are literally the difference between life and death for many. The Friendship Center is delighted to become a part of the Community Foundation and its good work by creating the Friendship Service Center of New Britain Fund. The revenue from the Fund will be used to help the most vulnerable among us as we: provide emergency, transitional and permanent housing solutions for those who are poor and homeless, feed hungry men, women and children and work to prevent homelessness through our Emergency Needs Ministry Program. We strive always to be sure that what we do lives up to our motto: ‘Our Work is Love Made Visible,” says the Center’s Executive Director, Ellen Perkins Simpson.
The
Friends of the Walnut Hill Rose Garden
organization took root in 2009 to restore and maintain the garden located in New Britain’s Walnut Hill Park. Earnings from their new endowment fund will go to garden maintenance supporting their mission: “To connect and unite residents through the therapeutic art and joy of gardening at the Walnut Hill Park Rose Garden and restoring and reviving vital urban green space in New Britain.”
Jim Williamson, CFGNB President, explains, “We welcome the opportunity to assist local non-profits through the creation of endowment funds. These funds are helpful by providing income to the non-profit organizations to carry out their good work and to provide donors a safe, professionally and locally managed vehicle for their donations. It is truly a win-win situation for our community.”
If the important work of these organizations is important to you too, link
here
to more details on their endowment funds and how you can support them with a donation.
Two New Endowment Funds Come to Life at CFGNB
Freedom for Responsibilities
Who will Your Healthcare Provider be Tomorrow?
A Charitable Journey with Immeasurable Reward
A Family History Serving New Britain Children
Catalyst Fund an Obedzinski Family Affair