Bank of America recently announced another round of donations to southern Connecticut nonprofits. Year to date, the banking giant has donated $1.1 million to organizations addressing hunger, shelter, long-term financial wellness, support housing, workforce development and education.
“The Southern Connecticut nonprofits we”™re partnering with are nothing short of a lifeline for countless individuals and families,” said Bill Tommins, Bank of America’s market president of southern Connecticut, in a press release. “These funds will help them continue their critical mission, and expand their services for an even greater impact.”
The funding is a part of Bank of America’s corporate social responsibility strategy to help create economically vibrant regions and communities.
The following nonprofits will receive a portion of the latest round of funding:
- Bridgeport Rescue Mission
- Catholic Charities of Fairfield County (New Covenant House)
- Community Soup Kitchen
- Connecticut Food Bank
- Columbus House
- Domus Kids
- Family Centers
- Food Bank of Lower Fairfield County
- Person to Person
- Shelter for the Homeless
- The Community Fund of Darien
- The Salvation Army
- United Way of Coastal Fairfield County
- United Way of Greater New Haven
- United Way of Greenwich
- United Way of Meriden and Wallingford
- United Way of Milford
- United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls
- United Way of Southeastern Connecticut
- United Way of Western Connecticut
- Valley United Way
