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United Way Fun Days at Six Flags New England

Six Flags of New England will be hosting United Way Fun Days to benefit our communities through United Way.
 

July 31st, 2010 and August 8th,2010

 
This special offer is open to all supporters of United Way including participating companies, their employees, partner agencies, friends and families.
 

A special ticket price of $40.00*, includes:

Dine, Dance, and Donate was a Great Success!

United Way of Greater New Haven and the Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven would like to thank all who supported and attended  Neighbor-to-Neighbor LifeLine's 1st Annual Gala: Dine, Dance and Donate. Special thanks to Betty Ann and John Donegan for donating their time and generosity by hosting the patron pre-party at their home with a delectable tasting by Betty Ann.  The event not only celebrated The Community Dining Room's 25th Anniversary but also raised critical funds, and increased awareness of hunger and homelesness on the Shoreline.

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Better Days

A newspaper headline decries “New Year, Same Old Problems” and tells the public what they already know as well as begs the question: will we ever get it right or will barriers to peace, basic needs, and equality always exist?
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Some nonprofits feeling pinch

NEW HAVEN — In general, nonprofits are having a hard time raising money, but arts organizations and youth groups seem to be particularly challenged, according to a recent local study.

The Community Foundation of Greater New Haven, in a report issued this month, said it found that funding is the main concern of agencies, particularly larger organizations who are dependent upon state grants.

The General Assembly and Gov. M. Jodi Rell are now beginning budget negotiations that need to reconcile a $2.7 billion deficit over the next two years.     ....

http://www.nhregister.com/articles/2009/04/30/news/a3-nenonprofits.txt

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