Tolland County Chamber of Commerce - Recently Added Listings - Non-Profit https://tollandcountychamber.org/ Thu, 16 Jul 2026 09:16:04 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.3 The Cornerstone Foundation https://tollandcountychamber.org/membership/member-directory/family-community-civil-organizations/non-profit/321-the-cornerstone-foundation The Cornerstone Foundation in Vernon, CT is a nonprofit, faith-based organization with the mission of keeping people Safe, Fed, Housed, and Clothed. In operation for over 40 years and funded entirely through donations and grants, we operate three shelters for the homeless, a community Kitchen, Food Bank, Clothing Bank, and Diaper Bank, as well as several outreach services in the community. While caring for those facing the most urgent challenges, we're also working to prevent crises before they begin - helping individuals and families move from survival to stability. If you would like to join us in making a meaningful impact in our community, please concider: Volunteer Opportunities: www.cornerstone-cares.org/volunteeropportunities Sponsorship: The Cornerstone Community Partnership Program: www.cornerstone-cares.org/communitypartners Donations: www.cornerstone-cares.org/donate ]]> tollandcountycha Tue, 16 May 2023 18:02:17 +0100 https://tollandcountychamber.org/membership/member-directory/family-community-civil-organizations/non-profit/321-the-cornerstone-foundation Habitat for Humanity of North Central CT ReStore https://tollandcountychamber.org/membership/member-directory/family-community-civil-organizations/non-profit/274-habitat-for-humanity-north-central-connecticut Why did Hartford Habitat change its name Habitat for Humanity of North Central Connecticut? With our service territory expansion, we needed a name that appropriately reflected our connection to Hartford and Tolland counties as well as a regional approach; we will take going forward. We feel that Habitat for Humanity of North Central Connecticut (HFHNCC) achieves those objectives and accurately reflects our grassroots base in north central Connecticut. What does your expansion mean for activities in Hartford and Tolland County? Will you be relocating your offices? We are dedicated to serving both counties and are looking to grow our staff to appropriately support our programs and initiatives in these communities. For Hartford County, we have several home building and renovation projects lined up for 2022 including a ‘Build with Strength’ concrete home, the historic renovation of 315 Capitol Avenue, and four Zero Energy Ready homes in Windsor. For Tolland County, we are focused on getting the Vernon ReStore operational, introducing ourselves to the community, establishing partnerships, and broadening the scope of our services to be a resource for community members. We have not dedicated any resources to initiating building projects within Tolland County at this time. Our primary office will remain in Hartford. We will have an office space and dedicated resources for Tolland County operating out of the Vernon ReStore, which is located at 369 Talcottville Road in Vernon. What was the reasoning behind the expansion – and why now? It’s been proven through our decades of home building and community work that individuals and families thrive when they have a home in a safe and stable community. With the housing affordability crisis continuing to touch every area of our society, Habitat for Humanity of North Central Connecticut saw the opportunity and need to expand our footprint and services to include Tolland County. Our expansion allows us the opportunity to serve more families and to ensure that affordable homeownership is available throughout the state of Connecticut. How does the ReStore in Vernon fit into the organization’s plan? Habitat ReStores are home improvement and donation centers that sell new and gently used furniture, home accessories, building materials, and appliances to the public at a fraction of their retail price. Many who shop our store are new homeowners, DIY’ers, and those looking for great deals or unique finds. The store provides one way for the community to get acquainted with HFHNCC and our services. It will serve as our resource hub in Tolland County,and will eventually help fund homeownership programs in the area. The Bloomfield ReStore has sponsored a number of blighted properties in Hartford County.]]> tollandcountycha Tue, 22 Mar 2022 15:41:36 +0100 https://tollandcountychamber.org/membership/member-directory/family-community-civil-organizations/non-profit/274-habitat-for-humanity-north-central-connecticut MARCH, Inc. of Manchester https://tollandcountychamber.org/membership/member-directory/family-community-civil-organizations/non-profit/171-march-inc-of-manchester ]]> tollandcountycha Thu, 10 Feb 2022 20:48:17 +0100 https://tollandcountychamber.org/membership/member-directory/family-community-civil-organizations/non-profit/171-march-inc-of-manchester Access Community Action Agency https://tollandcountychamber.org/membership/member-directory/family-community-civil-organizations/non-profit/31-access-community-action-agency Access Community Action Agency is a federal and state designated non-profit Community Action Agency (CAA). Access has been working with the low-income population of eastern Connecticut since 1965. We take a comprehensive, holistic approach to examining the poverty-related challenges our customers and their families face, and with them develop customized individualized plans to help them overcome those challenges. The staff and volunteers of Access Community Action Agency are committed service providers, mentors, advocates, educators, neighbors, families, and friends. We believe that communities that work together can create positive changes that enable people to fight and overcome poverty. We are optimistic about the future and are committed to continued diligent hard work on behalf of those in need.]]> tollandcountycha Wed, 09 Feb 2022 00:38:53 +0100 https://tollandcountychamber.org/membership/member-directory/family-community-civil-organizations/non-profit/31-access-community-action-agency