Our Donors
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Since 2011 The First Niagara Foundation has been a proud supporter of CCER.
The First Niagara Foundation is a not-for-profit corporation founded in 1998. The Foundation is committed to supporting organizations in the communities in which we live and work, with specific focus on youth and education, community development and neighborhood revitalization. In 2013, the Foundation contributed more than $9 million in charitable grants to numerous community partners. For more information, visit www.firstniagara.com
The Hartford has awarded CCER a three-year operating grant to support our work in reforming public education in Connecticut. The Hartford has been a strong partner in the improvement of our community and its schools and continues to focus on educational excellence. As part of its long-term commitment to invest in the Asylum Hill and Greater Hartford Communities, The Hartford continues to partner with Hartford Public Schools and community organizations to identify achievement gaps and build sustainable programs to foster maximum educational impact.
We are so thankful to have The Hartford as a partner.
The Travelers Foundation supports initiatives that improve academic and career success for underrepresented youth, specifically targeted at public school children in grades five through 12, as well as those in transition to post-secondary education and in the post-secondary learning environment.
Through these efforts, Travelers will better address community and corporate needs for a skilled workforce, sustained economies, and better quality of life.
Travelers has been a very generous partner for CCER, both through time and financial support.
“Helping you help others is what matters most.”
Webster focuses its Corporate Giving Program on three priority areas:
Webster has been a dogged advocate for CCER and education reform, and we are so grateful for Webster’s support-both through executive time and through financial sponsorship.
Wells Fargo makes contributions in areas that it believes are important to the future of our nation’s vitality and success. Wells Fargo’s first priority is to support programs and organizations whose chief purpose is to benefit low- and moderate-income individuals and families.
“We look for projects that keep our communities strong, diverse, and vibrant.”
Through annual contributions to a wide range of organizations, Ion Bank Foundation has made a difference in the communities they serve in a variety of areas including health, education, economic development, human services and the arts. The Foundation believes that reinvesting in the communities is their most important duty as a mutual bank. Their vision is to build a legacy of good works and to preserve funds to continue those good works in perpetuity.
