FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Daily nourishment for every adult and child should be a right, not a privilege - Chrysalis Center
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F O O D F O R T H O U G H T:
Daily nourishment
for every adult and child
should be a right,
not a privilege.
ANNUAL REPORT 2020
Ever y day more than 100,000 individuals living in Greater Hartford
go to bed hungr y; 40,000 of these are children under the age of 18.
For most of these people, finding healthy food is not only difficult,
but near impossible.
Chr ysalis Center’s food programs address the critical need for nourishment
through innovative and hands-on approaches.
N O O N E S H O U L D G O H U N G R Y.
Chrysalis Center’s Community Connections Programs focus on making healthy food available to all
members of the community in a variety of ways. In recent years, we have developed five core programs
that help to sustain individuals and families and end hunger by offering accessible fresh, healthy foods.
These food programs include:
Urban Roots, Homestead Farmers’ Market, Freshplace, Railway Gardens and our Food Forest
Chrysalis Center’s Food Programs are Nourishing the Community
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 A MESSAGE FROM:
Chrysalis Center Board Chair & CEO
Dear Friends of Chrysalis Center,
This past year has been a year of tremendous growth and opportunities, as well as a year of resilience
and spirit! Chrysalis Center served 1,427 individuals and their families, including serving almost 100,000
healthy meals to those in need and placing more than 531 individuals and families into a home, many
for the first time. We helped individuals throughout Connecticut become self-sufficient and able to live
their best lives - from offering employment training skills, fresh food, and housing - to providing critical
community supports to those struggling with mental illness or in recovery.
For 45 years, Chrysalis Center has been a lifeline to thousands of individuals and families. Our mission,
to provide support services to assist those in need to help transform their lives, is much more than a
statement. It incorporates the philosophy of partnership and collaboration, in which clients have an
active voice and role in their recovery and personal goals. As a multi-service, innovative non-profit
organization, Chrysalis Center helps individuals overcome their struggles and live their best lives long
beyond their time with us. This is only possible with collaboration. From our compassionate staff and
dedicated board, to our caring volunteers and generous supporters – it takes a tremendous amount of
support and dedication to ensure clients meet their goals and can live independently.
This partnership is even more critical during challenging times, such as a global pandemic. Earlier this
year, when COVID hit our State, we made the decision to remain open. As a social services organization,
individuals depend on us to be there for them. With that in mind, we created remote outreach efforts to
ensure our clients received essential services in a way that was both safe for clients and staff.
Our theme for this year’s report is access to healthy and nutritious food should be a right and not a
privilege. From the onset of the pandemic, Freshplace food pantry doors remained opened, feeding
more people than ever before, and our Community Connections programs provided this vital access to
help tear down the barriers faced by those living in poverty.
This past year showed us what we can do when we collaborate and work together to help those in
need. As our motto states, “Getting Help… Getting Better… Giving Back.” – we are truly grateful to
our community partners for your help throughout the year. It is because of you that we can continue
to transform lives.
On behalf of the clients we serve, the Board of Directors and staff at Chrysalis Center, thank you.
Sincerely,
Jean K. Wagner Sharon L. Castelli
Chair, Board of Directors Chief Executive Officer
COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT
& CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAM (CSP) EMPLOYMENT & RECOVERY NETWORK (EARN)
COMMUNITY TRANSITIONAL SERVICES (CTS) C A R E E R PAT H W AY S
Community Support Program and Case Management Community Employment Services provide our participants who
focuses on providing individualized support for individuals have psychiatric diagnoses with intensive support to help build
who have a variety of mental health diagnosis, many with skills and knowledge, so they can improve their job and career
co-occurring substance abuse. Our staff provide unique and path. By working with employment specialists, participants
personalized care to assist our participants and help them to learn how to create their resume, learn valuable interview skills,
live life well. manage employment opportunities as well as learn how to
include wellness in their everyday goals. The organization also
With the support of this personalized model of services,
operates employment services for returning citizens from
individuals with severe and prolonged mental illness can lead
incarceration.
stable, independent lives in their own home and community.
COMMUNITY SUPPORTIVE
HOUSING
11 CROWN ST (MERIDEN) N E X T S T E P S ( G R E AT E R H A R T F O R D )
C H E R R Y S T ( W AT E R B U R Y ) PAT R I O T S L A N D I N G ( R O C K Y H I L L )
C O M M U N I T Y H O U S I N G A N D H E A LT H S E R V I C E S PHELPS VILLAGE (ROCKVILLE)
( G R E AT E R H A R T F O R D )
P R O J E C T H . E . A . R . R . T ( S TAT E W I D E )
C O L U M B U S C O M M O N S ( N E W B R I TA I N )
SOROMUNDI COMMONS (HARTFORD)
C O M M U N I T Y I N T E G R AT I O N S E R V I C E S ( G R E AT E R H A R T F O R D )
S T. P H I L I P H O U S E ( P L A I N V I L L E )
C O N N E C T I C U T C O A L I T I O N O N R E - E N T R Y; F O R M E R LY F U S E
( G R E AT E R H A R T F O R D ) RAPID RE-HOUSING (CENTRAL CONNECTICUT)
COSGROVE COMMONS (HARTFORD) THE ELMS (BRISTOL)
FA M I LY M AT T E R S ( G R E AT E R H A R T F O R D ) V E T E R A N S S U P P O R T S E R V I C E S ( G R E AT E R H A R T F O R D )
GRANTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS V I C T O R I A C O M M O N S ( W AT E R F O R D )
( S TAT E W I D E )
V I C T O RY G A R D E N S ( N E W I N G T O N )
HUDSON VIEW COMMONS (HARTFORD)
WILLOW CREEK (HARTFORD)
LEGION COURT (HARTFORD)
W O O D L A N D S P R I N G S ( S TA F F O R D S P R I N G S )
LIBERTY GARDENS (HARTFORD)
Community Supportive Housing services enable our participants to live well by providing safe and supportive housing. Chrysalis Center, through our Community Supportive Housing Programs, focuses on the critical and growing issue of homelessness in our communities. For more than 20 years we have provided a home to individuals struggling with homelessness, a mental illness, substance abuse, Veterans, HIV/AIDS, DCF families and those returning from incarceration. At Chrysalis Center we know that life events can often cascade into homelessness, which can exacerbate physical well-being, mental health, and substance use issues, making securing long-term housing virtually impossible. By providing a network of supportive services, our Community Supportive Housing programs help individuals and families secure safe and affordable housing, and work toward resolving/managing the issues that led them to homelessness. The goal of all our Community Supportive Housing is to help participants find and maintain stable housing long term.
At Chrysalis Center, Recovery Services are tailored to create social
R E C O V E RY S E R V I C E S support, peer engagement, employment and leadership skills for
individuals who struggle with severe and prolonged mental illness.
Through our Recovery and Empowerment Center (REC), individuals
receive a variety of social, recreational and wellness opportunities, job
training, education, as well as advocacy and empowerment activities.
Participants gather in the REC to enjoy programs and socialize in a
safe environment. Whether it’s working with a volunteer on their
resume, participating in a journaling or mindfulness class or
celebrating each other’s achievements, they are learning how to
live a better life in recovery.
Located on our Hartford Campus, La Cocina is a commercial kitchen
which offers culinary arts training to Chrysalis Center participants and
other agencies. Our goal is to train participants in the food service
industry. In addition, La Cocina Catering has a robust outside catering
business offering food services to many companies and groups in the
Greater Hartford community and is the sole caterer to the Training
and Conference Center.
RECOVERY & EMPOWERMENT CENTER (REC)
LA COCINA
• LA COCINA CULINARY ARTS
TRAINING PROGRAM
• L A C O C I N A C AT E R I N G
Community Connections are programs Chrysalis Center created
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS to further engage the community in our mission. Volunteers,
corporate partners, schools, religious and civic organizations
partner with us in advancing the Chrysalis Center mission and
help our participants learn to live well.
Community Connections provides participants with opportunities
to receive healthy food, grow and harvest fresh fruits and
vegetables, learn culinary skills as well as work with volunteers
and peer mentors in the community.
B U T T E R F LY B O U T I Q U E
FRESHPLACE
H O M E S T E A D FA R M E R S ’ M A R K E T
R A I LW AY G A R D E N S
THE FOOD FOREST
URBAN ROOTS (HYDROPONICS GROW CENTER)
TCC (TRAINING & CONFERENCE CENTER)
T H E G R E E N D O O R G A L L E RY
Urban Roots
Urban Roots Hydroponics Grow Center
at Chrysalis Center produces numerous
varieties of lettuce, basil and microgreens which
are used daily in the organization’s La Cocina
Culinary Arts Training Program and distributed
to the community through Freshplace and the
Chrysalis Center’s Homestead Farmers’ Market.
Food Programs:
ELIMINATING
FOOD
INSECURITIES,
AND
FEEDING
Homestead Farmers’ Market
SUCCESS An open-air, Connecticut-grown farmers’
market open to the public from June through
October, Chrysalis Center’s Homestead
Farmers’ Market is located on our main campus
in Hartford. It offers vegetables and fruits
culturally relevant to the community, as well as
produce from local community farmers.Freshplace Food Forest
Freshplace is an innovative client-choice/fresh Food Forest at Cosgrove Commons is the first
food/case management food pantry located sustainable and edible food forest in
on our main campus in Hartford. Freshplace at New England. The two-acre forest grows fruit
Chrysalis Center serves up to 100 families and nut trees, herbs and perennial vegetables
(approximately 300 individuals in total), all of which provide healthy food choices for
living in the poorest neighborhoods in the clients. The forest is maintained by residents of
North End of Hartford. our supportive housing site and volunteers.
Railway Gardens
Railway Gardens are Chrysalis Center’s on-site
raised garden beds that provide fresh produce
for our clients seasonally. The beautiful gardens
are maintained by volunteers and clients.
Each fall, a multitude of fresh vegetables are
harvested and distributed to the community
To meet Anthony through Freshplace.
scan hereANNUAL REPORT 2020 FINANCIAL REPORT
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2020
OPERATING REVENUES:
Grants and Contracts 9,659,427
Development and Fundraising 392,446
Other Income 471,207
Client Reimbursements 58,974
Release from Restrictions –
Total Operating Revenues 10,582,054
OPERATING EXPENSES:
Community Case Management 1,416,268
Recovery and Empowerment Services 824,355
Community Employment Services 689,950
Community Supportive Housing 5,811,287
Community Connections 629,764
Total Service Expense 9,371,624
Administrative and General
& Fundraising Expense 1,977,424
Total Operating Expense 11,349,048
Change in Operating Unrestricted Net Assets (766,994)
Paycheck Protection Program 684,558
Capital Grants and Contracts 1,496,000
Depreciation 5,225
Revenue Over/(Under) Expenses 1,408,339
Investment in CCREC (105,056)
Change in Net Assets 1,303,283
Net Assets, beginning of year 24,367,353
Net Assets, end of year 25,670,636SERVICE DEMOGRAPHICS
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS SERVED: 1,427
CO M M U N I T Y S U P P O R T I V E H O U S I N G 62% CO M M U N I T Y S U P P O R T S E R V I C E S 15% CO M M U N I T Y E M P LOYM E N T S E R V I C E S 7%
A N D C A S E M A N AG E M E N T
R E CO V E R Y A N D E M P O W E R M E N T S E R V I C E S 9% CO M M U N I T Y CO N N E C T I O N S 7%
104,149 375 96,685 531
Individual Services Volunteers Meals Served People Placed
Provided into HomesANNUAL REPORT 2020 CHRYSALIS CENTER REAL ESTATE CORPORATION
CCREC focuses on building and developing affordable housing for the
underserved. CCREC provides quality housing throughout Connecticut
that is safe and affordable and fosters a sense of home to create a healthy
living environment.
CHRYSALIS CENTER MAIN CAMPUS
HARTFORD
The former Sealtest milk dairy was rehabilitated into the
Corporate Headquarters of Chrysalis Center.
WATERBURY
SATELLITE OFFICE
The former VFW Post 201 renovated property now houses Chrysalis Center
staff serving the Waterbury, Torrington and Litchfield areas.
HUDSON VIEW COMMONS
HARTFORD
28 one-bedroom units.“ The ache for home lives in all of us,
the safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned.”
– Maya Angelou
COSGROVE COMMONS LEGION COURT
HARTFORD HARTFORD
24 one-bedroom units, 12 two-bedroom townhouse units
18 units for Veterans. for Veterans and their families.
THE ELMS
LIBERTY GARDENS
BRISTOL
HARTFORD
9 units, 4 one-bedroom,
10 two-and three-bedroom units. 5 studios for Veterans.
ST. PHILIP HOUSE PHELPS VILLAGE
PLAINVILLE ROCKVILLE/VERNON
8 one-bedroom units and 21 units, one-bedrooms
one house for families. for VeteransANNUAL REPORT 2020 DONOR RECOGNITION
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2020
CHRYSALIS CENTER
is grateful and proud to $5,001 and above Mr. and Mrs. Rosendo Garza, Jr. $501 - $1,000 Eagle Environmental, Inc. Ms. Leanne Cornell
acknowledge support from Mr. and Mrs. David Giordano Empower Her Network Ms. Mary Beth Cosgrove
Amanda & Scott Aronson Aetna Giving Campaign
Mr. Frank Giguere Ms. Laureen Guerriero Ms. Vickie Culligan
Beatrice Fox Auerbach Foundation Fund All Saints Orthodox Church
the following individuals, Charles Nelson Robinson Fund Elwyn V. & Elsie H. Harp Family Ms. Pam Blass Mrs. Karen Haraghey Ms. Karen D’Arco
Foundation Fund Ms. Wendy Hodge Mr. Pratap Das
businesses, foundations, Community Foundation of
Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc.
Capitol Strategies Group
Ms. Kerrian James Mr. Henry Davis
Greater New Britain, Inc. Mr. Raymond Carcano
churches and friends in the Ensworth Charitable Foundation Hartford Steam Boiler Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Castagno Ms. Cheryl MacEwen Mr. and Mrs. Charles D’elia
HF3 Group, LLC Matrix Fitness Ms. Deanna Doerr
community for their Gackstatter Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Dana Himes
Corporation For Supportive Housing
Mr. and Mrs. Adam McAnaney East Granby Congregational Church
Gallagher Eversource Energy
contributions during our Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. Hoffman Auto Group Eversource Energy Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Medynski Ms. Lynda Fogle
Housing Enterprises, Inc. Ms. Dawn Muller Ms. Amber Freeman
Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Fair Weather Growers, LLC
2019-2020 fiscal year. Hoopes, Morganthaler, Rausch Jackson- Batchelder Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. David T. Fenton Mr. and Mrs. W. Karl Van Newkirk Mr. John Furey
Ms. Donna Judge Ms. Melissa Pianin Ms. Katherine Gallagher
Many thanks to all our & Scaramozza, LLC
Julia Bakelaar Charitable Trust
Fiduciary Investment Advisors, LLC
Prudential Employee Giving Ms. Letticia Brown Gambino
Mr. Michael Hrach First Church of Christ Congregational
supporters whose generosity Hultquist Foundation Ms. Carolyn Kamath GEI Consultants, Inc. Ms. Annemarie Riemer Ms. Suzanne Gates
Ms. Cindy Kowalczuk San Benito Cleaning Services, LLC GEI Consultants, Inc.
enables us to continue our J. Walton Bissell Foundation
Mr. Thomas Kullgren
Ms. Judy Gough
Ms. Jadwiga Sendecka Ms. Marilyn Getman
Mrs. Dorothy D. Johnson Great Horizons
mission. Mr. Thomas Kennedy Lankton Family Gift Fund Greater Hartford Community Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaefer Ms. Pamela Goodling
Ms. Carol Larco-Murzyn Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A Sly, Jr. Greater Bristol Chamber of
Maximilian E. & Marion O. Hoffman Foundation, Inc.
Laurel House, Inc. Somers Congregational Church Commerce, Inc.
Foundation Hartford Yard Goats
Liberty Bank Foundation Sonitrol New England Mr. Oscar Guerra
Nutmeg Foundation Holy Trinity Orthodox Church
John R. Lindberg Fund St. John’s Episcopal Church Mr. Bryan Hokanson
PAC Group, LLC Ms. Mary Ann Iacobucci
Mr. Robert Lowry Ms. Lisa Ann K. Steier Mr. Charles Holcomb
Reid and Riege Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brendan and Mimi Lynch
Main Street Community Foundation Tolland Lions Club Ms. Sharon Ions
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sennott, Jr. Mr. Richard S. Matteson
Mr. and Mrs. Sal and Jae Marano Unitarian Society of Hartford Ironwood Capital Holdings, LLC
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. Ms. Sarah Mitchell
MassMutual Financial Group UTC Aerospace Systems Mr. Theodore D. Johnson
Mr. Stephen Subasic Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moy
Mr. Christopher McKinnon Ms. Lynda Waldron Ms. Brion Johnson
TD Bank Community Sponsorships Mr. Paul Narducci
Mr. Philip Michalowski Mr. William Wilcox Ms. Lori Koplin
United Technologies, Inc. Mr. Salvatore Palaia
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Milazzo Kris Squires Print &
United Way of Central and Petit Family Foundation
Northeastern CT Millennium Real Estate Services, LLC PhRMA $101 - $250 Promotional Products, LLC
Naek Construction Company, Inc. Ms. McKinley Albert Ms. Tracey Krupp
Workers’ Compensation Trust Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robotham
NewAlliance Foundation All Waste, Inc. Ms. Ellyn Laramie
Rotary Club of Avon/Canton
Paul Bailey Architect, LLC Ms. Amy Baker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindauer
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Seip
$1,001 - $5,000 People’s United Community Foundatio Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Swift Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Litke
Aetna Foundation, Inc. Ms. Janet Porriello Ms. Phyllis Barrington Ms. Katherine Marino
United Healthcare - New England Team
Affinity Federal Creit Union Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ranstead Ms. Gail Thibaudeau Bellucci McBride Wayside Carpet
Mr. and Mrs. David Vargas
Anonymous Mr. Steven Ruth Mr. James Bergenn Company, Inc.
Billings Forge Community Works, Inc. Shipman & Goodwin LLP Ms. Josee Bilodeau Mr. Robert Michalman
Blum Shapiro Foundation St. Francis Foundation $251 - $500 Ms. Margaret Holloman-Bombaci Mr. Jonathan Mitchell
Ms. Sharon L. Castelli Thomaston Savings Bank Foundation, Inc. Anonymous No. 38 Fund Ms. Patricia H. Bouton Ms. Tahaira Nicolas
Coleman Family Charities Mr. Kevin B. Sullivan & ASPEN RE Mr. John Brigham Ms. Teresa Nieves
“We love being a part Community Foundation of Eastern Ms. Carolyn Thornberry Mr. Charles V. Agnano Ms. Beth Brigham Northeast Brokerage
Connecticut, Inc. Travelers Employees’ Club Ms. Elaine Appellof Ms. Adrienne Parham
of the Chrysalis Center Connecticut Housing Finance Authority United Bank Foundation Ms. Carol Bei
Ms. Letticia Gambino - Brown
Performance Food Service
Ms. Elizabeth Cabral
family. The work they do Crosskey Architects, LLC United Congregational Church of Tolland Better Half Brewing Ms. Diane Cadrain Plainville Funeral Home
Dakota Partners United Way of Greater Waterbury Ms. Catherine Boyes Cadwell Art Direction Mr. James Plante
helps so many in need.” Day Pitney LLP Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wagner Ms. Shari Cantor Price Chopper’s Golub Foundation
Ms. Eileen R. Campbell
Enterprise Builders, Inc. Warterman Family Giving Fund Ms. Sara Chandy Mr. Lawrence Carboni Ms. Peaches Quinn
– Pat & Paul Robotham, Exchange Club of Rockville Whittlesey Ms. Justine Couvares Mrs. Kimberly Carmelich Rally Sound
volunteers & donors Farmington Bank Community William Casper Graustein Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Culton Ms. Dinah Coleman Ms. Tiffany Redding
Foundation, Inc. Ms. Sharon Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Denisky Congregational Church of Plainville Reverend John Hopko
Mr. Jordan Fogel YWCA of the Hartford Region, Inc. Ms. Marlene DesantisMr. Gary Rhule Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gallagher Ms. Laura Walberg Mr. Kyle Egress Ms. Leta Weiss Marks Mr. Jason Walsh
Ms. Christine M. Schulz Mr. Carl A. Getchell Ms. Mara Whitman Mr. and Mrs. Rick Faraci Mr. and Mrs. James R. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Wasik
Ms. Eileen Schwartz Ms. Michelle Gibson Ms. Barbara F. Wolf Ms. Dorothy Fincher Ms. Deb McPhee Ms. Kathy Weaver-Lynch
Ms. Pat A Scully Glastonbury Dance Center Yarde Metals Ms. Tracy Fincher Ms. Sarah Meyer Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson
Ms. Kristen Siddell Ms. Nadia Gluch Ms. Denise Zachmann Mr. James Fortier Mr. and Mrs. John Michalik Ms. Rebecca Wilmot
Ms. Leslie Silverman Ms. Sara Goldfarb Ms. Erin Fox Ms. Michelle Marie Miller Ms. Shamika Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Stephanou Mr. and Mrs. David Hancock
$1 - $50 Mr. Evan Fredcerick Ms. Laurie Mills Ms. Lisa Zahniser
Ms. Jill Adams
Ms. Louise Stewart Ice Cream Emergency Ms. Rebecca Frink Mind, Body & Wine Mr. James A. Zanardi
Adriaen’s Landing
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Tranghese Ms. Tamera Jackson Ms. Barbara Furbish Ms. Jazmin Mitchell Ms. Christina Zayas
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Allen
Trinity Evangelical Luthern Church Ms. Elizabeth Johnson Ms. Seva Galanis Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Molander Ms. Alexandra Zepp
Ms. Itzel Anaya
Upper Albany Main Street Mr. Haresh Joshi Ms. AnnMarie Gallagher Ms. Gail M. Moorhouse Ms. Danielle Zercie
Mr. John Andriso
Vaco Joyfuljen Yoga Ms. Sheila Gasuk Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Morrison Mr. Christopher Zieler
Ms. Samantha Arruda
Mr. Russell Vance Mr. and Mrs. Seth Kalichman Ms. Melissa Gaynor Mrs. Linda Myers Mr. Jeffrey Zwolak
Ms. Brenda Bakmazian
Ms. Wendy Walker Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Kaplan Ms. Melissa Germano NaBii Organics
Ms. Ariane Barrillon
Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Warner Ms. Candice Koch Ms. Marissa Gingeleskie Mr. Jonas Nelson
Mr. Ralph Warren Mr. John Kreell
Ms. Diane Barry
Ms. Gabby Gonzalez Ms. Chantelle Norville In-Kind
Ms. Aileen Bastos American Broadcasting Company
Ms. Stephanie Wright Ladd & Hasll Co., Inc. Mr. Alan Goodkofsky Ms. Betty Nova
Mr. Devan Beaulac Aetna - Families Feeding Families
Ms. Catherine Zeiner Mr. Ashton Lally Ms. Margaret M. Grasso Mr. John S. Parker
Big Y Foods, Inc. All In Its Place
Mr. and Mrs. John Larkin Ms. Sharon Greenfield Ms. Stephanie Paulk
Mr. Robert Blackwell All Saints Orthodox Church
Ms. Marcia Lattimore Mr. William Hamilton Mr. Steven Pelletier
$51 - $100 Ms. Elizabeth Leaming
Ms. Virginia Blair
Ms. Margaret Hanke Mr. Michael Pineau Ms. Abby Alter
Ms. Beth Acebo Ms. Elizabeth Bohan Amy Kerin Massage
Ms. Marian Leist Mr. Allen Hankinson Mr. Brendan R. Putman, Esq.
Ms. Yanira Agudo Ms. Alice Brayman Animal Impressions
Ms. Gloria Leone Ms. Barbara A. Hanson Ms. Coleen Quinn
Amazon Smiles Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William E. Breslau Annunciation Parish
Mr. James Lescoe Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Hany Mr. Ernst Racine
Mr. Matthew Anderson Ms. Joan Brigham Apostolic Christian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Wade A. Lewis Ms. Cate Hardiman Reverend and Mrs. Harris D. McFarlane
Mr. R. C. Aronson Mr. Zaire Brown ASPEN RE
Mr. Gregg Lionetti Ms. Anitha Hariharanathan Mr. Justin Rice
Ms. Jennifer Belonick Ms. Mary Buchanan Avery’s Beverages, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Lynch Ms. Charmaine R. Harkins Ms. Frances Richardson
Ms. Adrienne L. Bentman Ms. Barbie Butler Ms. Brenda Bakmazian
Ms. Kathy Lynch Ms. Natasha Harris Ms. Melba Rivera
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bishop Ms. Stacy Lee Cahoon Ms. Emma-Lee Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Mahoney Mr. Jim Henderson Ms. Rosa Rivera
Mr. Brian Biskupiak Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Calamari Mrs. Kristina Berano
Mr. Jay Malcynski Ms. Nicole Henry Mr. and Mrs. Dale Robinson
Mr. Gary M. Boukas Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Campbell Ms. Marley Berano
Ms. Patty Matthews Ms. Zaida Hernandez Ms. Denise Rocktaschel
Mr. Gary Boukus Ms. Melanie Canales Bering Time, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Maynard Ms. Elezabeth Higgins Ms. Angelica Rodriquez
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bourdeau Mr. Cosmo Carlone Better Half Brewing
Ms. Lori McGrogan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hudson Mr. Sarah Rollo
Ms. Anne Brady Ms. Karen Carson Big Y Foods, Inc.
Ms. Amy Melvin Ms. Analise Huertas Mr. Robert Ross
Ms. Charlotte Briggs Ms. Adriana Cartagena Ms. Pam Blass
Ms. Stacey Mendyka Ms. Samantha Johnson Ms. Margaret Rothwell
Mr. Anthony Brown Ms. Mary Cashman Bob’s Discount Furniture
Mr. Carmelo Morales Ms. Yesenia Jones Ms. Maisie Russell
Mr. Justin Calabrese Mrs. Ellen L. Cassady Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Morrissey Engineering, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kane Ms. Amanda Sanborn
Ms. Antonella Calabrese Ms. Rebecca Castagno Bourdon Forge Company, Inc.
Mr. Paul Orzulak Mr. Taishi Kato Ms. Mia Sardilli
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Campbell Ms. Jaclyn Chalke Mr. Tim Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osland Ms. Susan Kaufmann Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Sarzen
Capitol Towing Ms. Patricia Chambers Ms. Beth Brigham
Partnership for Strong Communities Ms. Linda McKay Ms. Robin Schwartz
Ms. Stacey Castagno Ms. Margaret Cibes Bristol Senior Center
Ms. Aileen Perricone Ms. Mary Keany Ms. Shannon-Lee Scott
Castelli Family Trust Mr. Mark Cooley Ms. Michele Canevari
Ms. Tania Philipp Ms. Kimberlee Kelley Ms. Cassidy Sequin
Ms. Kelley Castler Mr. Travis Cooley Ms. Sharon L. Castelli
Mrs. Dale W. Randall Mr. David A Kelman Sessions Family
Ms. Laura Cercola Ms. Jennifer Corvo CBIA Employees
Mr. Donald Reder Ms. Brittany Kennedy Ms. Monique Shand
Ms. Manon-Lu Christ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cosker Connecticut Community Bank, NA
Ms. Donna Ricketts Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kensel Ms. Deanne Shapiro
Mr. Angelo Cianchetti Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Coyle Connecticut Science Center
Rockville Community Alliance Ms. Leah Kessler Ms. Nancy Sherman
Ms. Adriane Collimore Ms. Kelly Craft Contours Spa and Wellness
Mr. Corey Rogers Mr. Boris Khazak Sister Barbara-Jean Kubik
Construction Insight, Inc. Ms. Meredith Crowther Craig’s Kitchen
Ms. Clare Rubin Ms. Je’Naya King Ms. Kathleen Slimon
Mr. Ralph Coviello Mr. Dennis Dacey CT Jeep Beach Cruises
Mr. Alexis Salsedo-Surovov Ms. Jessica King Mr. Scott Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Crelan, Jr. Ms. Jill Dallaire Ms. Karen D’Arco
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sevigny Ladies Philoptochos Society Ms. Chimere Smith
CT Association of Resident Ms. Eileen Daly Ms. Nadine Davies
Ms. Celestia Simmons Ms. Carrie LaSpada Mr. Charles Smtih
Coordinators in Housing Ms. Penny Dean Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deasy
SMC Partners, LLC Ms. Robin Latino Ms. Marion Solazzo
Ms. Rennee Cusano Mr. Samuel DeGiovanni Ms. Kimberly Delduca
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Smith Ms. Diane Lindsay Ms. Gen Stauble
Ms. Melissa Deasy Ms. Ilma Deida Ms. Maryann Detore
Ms. Stacy Swenton Mr. and Mrs. John Lobre Mr. Scott Stephenson
Deloitte Ms. Kimber Delbone Ms. Mary DiPetro
Mr. and Mrs. William Tait Ms. Margaret Lorence Stop & Shop Giving Tag Program
Mr. Brian Donohue Ms. Emily Devoe Disabled American Veterans
Mr. Eugene Trovato Ms. Kimberly Luczaj Mr. Kelvin Thomas
Dr. and Mr. Godfrey D. Pearlson Ms. Andrea Dobras Ms. Diane Drakes
Town and County Club, Inc. Ms. Christina Lumbreras Ms. Danielle Thornton
Dr. and Mrs. Fred M. Ziter, Jr. Dr. Natalie Webb Essential Health, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Traskos Ms. Dayna Lynn Ms. Edith Torres
Dzen Commercial Roofing, LLC Ms. Jacquelyn Dubour Exchange Club of Rockville
Mr. Paul Travers Mr. Garrett MacDonald Travelers Chorale
Ms. Kristen R. Ferris Mr. Dan Dyson Ms. Emma Fichera
Ms. Patricia L. Urso Ms. Jennifer Maher Mr. William Tummillo
Ms. Jessica Fingold Ms. Selena Edwards Smith First Church of Christ Congregational
Ms. Sandra L. Vinton Ms. Alexsi Mallory Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. VaillancourtMs. Althea Francis Mr. Tom McNamara Summergreen Pottery Memoriums Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Smith Honorariums
Ms. Elayne Futernick Michelle’s Florals Sundance Salon and Spa Ms. Sandra L. Vinton
Ms. Jodi-Rae Gilbert Mr. Mark Milligan Ms. Joy Taylor In Memory of Ms. Janet Appellof Ms. Lynda Waldron In Honor of Ms. Patti Boutin
Mr. and Mrs. David Giordano Ms. Sarah Mitchell The BB Organics Ms. Elaine Appellof Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson Ms. Sara Goldfarb
Ms. Julie Giordano Ms. Marci Moreau The Capital Grille Mr. James A. Zanardi
Glastonbury Dance Center Ms. Carol Larco-Murzyn The Children’s Museum In Memory of Ms. Dorothy Baxter In Honor of Ms. Diane Cadrain
Glazed - Pottery Painting & Art Studio October Kitchen The Jacques Pepin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Vargas In Memory of Mr. Jack Colby Harvey & Manetta Family Fund
Glazey Dayz Mr. Salvatore Palaia The Right Touch, Llc Ms. Carol Bei Ms. Clare Rubin
Ms. Katie Goodman Park and Oak The Spa At Litchfield Hills In Memory of Elizabeth Boukus
Gouveia Vineyards, LLC Ms. Aileen Perricone Theater Works Mr. Gary M. Boukas In Memory of In Honor of Ms. Chelsie Giegerich
Hartford Flavor Company Playhouse On Park Tolland Community Womens Group Mrs. Marguerite “Peggy” Fortier Ms. Katherine Marino
Hartford Garden Ms. Janet Porriello Travelers Companies, Inc. In Memory of Emma Carlone Mr. James Fortier
Hartford Marriott Pratt & Whitney Tri-Town Gymnastics Centre, Inc. Mr. Cosmo Carlone In Honor of Mr. Glenn King
Hartford Stage Purring Pottery Ms. Dougie Trumble In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. David Vargas
Hartford Symphony Orchestra Rachel Ray Test Kitchen Tsunami Tsolutions In Memory of James Castelli Mrs. Dorothy Johnson
Hartford Yard Goats Real Art Ways Ms. Corey Lynn Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Gary Allen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bourdeau In Honor of James Parnell
Hill Stead Museum Reverend and Mrs. Harris D. McFarlane University of Hartford Ms. Diane Barry Ms. Margaret Lorence Mr. and Mrs. David Vargas
Ms. Ana Huynh Mr. and Mrs. Dale Robinson Vanguard Plastics Ms. Carol Bei Dr. and Mrs. Fred M. Ziter, Jr.
iHeart Media Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robotham Vernon Grange Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bishop In Honor of Mr. Steve Ruth
J. Morrisey & Company Rockville High School Vinted Wine Bar & Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Calamari In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Kaplan
JoAnn Fabrics & Crafts Ms. Anastasia Roussis Wadsworth Atheneum Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Campbell Mr. Henry Kowalczk
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kapral Mr. Steven Ruth Ms. Lynda Waldron Mr. and Mrs. Rick Faraci Ms. Gen Stauble In Honor of Laura, Greg and Cameron
Ms. Liz Kerrigan Salute Water Street Potters Ms. Marilyn Getman Williams, Kevin Lambert and Ashley,
Kripalu Center For Yoga and Health Sanctuary of Faith & Glory Church Ms. Amy Wernicki Mr. and Mrs. David Giordano In Memory of Jeff, Jackson and Brooke Wetherby
Lamar Advertising Ms. Jenny Sand West Main Barbershop Ms. Elezabeth Higgins Mr. Christopher Rhule Mr. Richard S. Matteson
Ms. Ellyn Laramie Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Sarzen Whole Foods Market Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hudson Mr. Gary Rhule
Ms. Michelle Laramie Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaefer Ms. Magrieta L Willard Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kane Ms. Donna Ricketts
Lincoln Financial Group Mr. Eric Schessl Ms. Tanyeda Williams Ms. Susan Kaufmann In Memory of Eugene Schempp
Litchfield Distillery Mrs. Charlene Scranton Winam Wines & Spirits LLC Ms. Diane Lindsay CT Association of Resident
Live Right Wellness Yoga Shubert New Haven Ms. Abagail Wittnebert Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Mahoney Coordinators in Housing
Mr. Robert Lowry SMC Partners, LLC Ms. Stephanie Wright Mr. Jay Malcynski Ms. Andrea Dobras
Lymans Orchards Ms. Delisa Smith Mr. and Mrs. George P. Maynard Mr. and Mrs. David Hancock
MakerSpace CT St. John’s Episcopal Church Ms. Michelle Marie Miller Ms. Peaches Quinn
Manchester Wine and Liqours, LLC St. Mark The Evangelist Roman Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Molander Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Vaillancourt
Max Restaurant Group Catholic Church Ms. Gail M. Moorhouse
McBride Wayside Carpet Company, Inc. St. Thomas the Apostle Church Mr. Paul Narducci In Memory of Mr. Mark Solazzo
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGlothin Sterling Jeweler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osland Ms. Marion Solazzo
Mr. Christopher McKinnon Ms. Camlyn Miller-Stevens Mr. John S. Parker
Ms. Shankae McLean Mr. Kevin B. Sullivan Mrs. Dale W. Randall In Memory of Mr. Danny Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sevigny Mr. and Mrs. William Tait
Grants Bash Sponsors Board of Directors
Affinity Federal Credit Union Foundation Lankton Family Gift Fund Aetna Naek Construction Company, Inc. Ms. Jean Wagner
Blum Shapiro Foundation Julia Bakelaar Charitable Trust Advanced Office Systems PAC Group, LLc Mr. Thomas Kennedy
Charles Nelson Robinson Fund Main Street Community Foundation - Connecticut Housing Finance Authority Paul B. Bailey Archetect Mr. Robert Lowry
Sylvan C Coleman Foundation Plainville Community Fund Dakota Partners Rebel Interactive Ms. Karen D’Arco
Community Foundation of Greater New Britain Maximilian E. & Marion O. Hoffman Foundation Gallagher Shipman & Goodwin, LLP Mr. Jordan Fogel
Ensworth Charitable Foundation New Alliance Foundation Heritage Printers St. Francis Hospital/Trinity Health Mr. Rosendo Garza, Jr.
Eversource Energy Nutmeg Foundation Hoffman Auto Group TD Bank Mr. Frank Giguere
Farmington Bank Community Foundation People’s United Community Foundation Hoopes Morganthaler Rausch & Scaramozza, LLC The Millennium Group Mr. Christopher McKinnon
Foodshare Reid & Reige Foundation Housing Enterprises, Inc. Mr. Kevin Sullivan
Gackstatter Foundation SBM Charitable Foundation iHeart Media Ms. Sharon Williams
GEI Foundation Sennott Giving Fund
George & Grace L. Long Foundation United Way of Greater Waterbury
The Hartford Waterman Family Giving Fund
Hartford Foundation for Public Giving William Caspar Graustein Memorial Fund
Hultquist Foundation Worker’s Compensation Trust
J. Walton Bissell Foundation
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