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    American Eagle Financial Credit Union

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    EAST HARTFORD, CTWebsite8008420145

    About American Eagle Financial Credit Union

    American Eagle Financial Credit Union focuses on community-level investments across greater Hartford and nearby Connecticut towns, funding local youth programs, basic needs providers, and animal welfare groups. Their giving mixes high-visibility corporate sponsorships (notably minor league baseball) with many similarly sized community grants to food banks, youth organizations, historical/cultural groups, and animal rescues. Grants are aimed at visible community engagement and direct service support rather than large institutional endowments.

    Focus Areas

    Local sports and community sponsorships (Hartford Yard Goats / stadium programming)Food security and local emergency food pantries (Enfield Food Shelf, Windsor Food & Fuel Bank, East Haven Food Pantry)Animal welfare and rescue organizations (Connecticut Humane Society, Save All Dogs, rabbit and other rescue groups)Youth development and extracurriculars (Boy Scouts/Girl Scouts, Little League, summer camp/outdoor programs)Local cultural and historical institutions (North Haven Historical Society, Hartford Gay Men's Chorus, Iwo Jima Memorial)

    Who They Fund

    youth and adolescents (including school-age participants and high-school seniors)

    About American Eagle Financial Credit Union

    American Eagle Financial Credit Union’s largest recent grant was a $67,000 sponsorship of the Hartford Yard Goats, supporting the Jr PA Program, Production Program, and the Most Improved Athlete program. That single award captures a broader pattern: the credit union backs highly local, community-facing work in Greater Hartford and nearby Connecticut towns, with grants often landing at similar dollar levels across youth programs, food pantries, animal rescues, and cultural or historical groups. The foundation pairs visible public sponsorships with smaller charitable contributions. Hartford-based organizations appear alongside groups in East Hartford, Windsor, Enfield, Newington, Glastonbury, and other Connecticut communities. Recipients include both service providers and community programming groups, suggesting an approach centered on direct local engagement rather than broad, multi-state grantmaking. Across the recent grants list, the credit union supports organizations that serve youth, families, and neighborhood institutions. Its funding reaches scouting, outdoor activities, literacy, food access, animal welfare, and local history, with many grants described as charitable contributions or community cash-back support. The result is a portfolio built around recurring community presence, especially in Connecticut towns where the foundation’s support is highly concentrated.

    What American Eagle Financial Credit Union Funds

    Youth development is a clear theme. American Eagle Financial Credit Union gave $9,443 to Boy Scouts of America Connecticut Rivers Council to support scouting programs for more than 17,000 youth and nearly 5,000 adult volunteers, and $9,201 to Girls Scouts of Ct through its community cash-back program. Food access is another consistent area. The funder awarded $9,212 to Enfield Food Shelf to support its role as a “choice pantry” for residents in need of food assistance, and the same amount to Windsor Food and Fuel Bank Inc for basic necessities. It also gave $9,175 to East Haven Food Pantry. Animal welfare appears repeatedly as well. Recent grants include $9,598 to Save All Dogs Inc to help shelter unwanted, homeless, and abandoned dogs and cats, plus $9,175 to Protectors of Animals and $9,086 to Boomers Best Buddies Rescue Inc. Cultural and community heritage groups also receive support, including $9,598 to North Haven Historical Society and $9,140 to Iwo Jima Memorial Historical Foundation.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $179K

    Total Assets

    $2.6B

    Total Revenue

    $127.1M

    Total Expenses

    $116.5M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $9K and $9K, with a median of $9K.

    25th Percentile

    $9K

    Median

    $9K

    75th Percentile

    $9K

    Geographic Reach

    Local1 state funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters

    Leadership

    HOWARD BRADY

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    EIN (Tax ID): 47-2559616Latest Form 990: 2025Total assets: $2.6B3 filings on recordFind their full 990 filing →
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    low-income families and individuals in Greater Hartford area
    food-insecure residents/clients of food pantries
    unwanted/homeless dogs and cats at rescue/shelter organizations
    local community residents of Hartford-area towns (Windsor, Enfield, Manchester, North Haven, etc.)
    volunteer leaders and adult volunteers in youth programs

    Giving Approach

    Relatively distributed giving with many mid-sized, similarly valued grants across local nonprofits and several one-off larger sponsorships; mix of repeat/high-profile corporate sponsorship (Hartford Yard Goats) and broad community-directed donations rather than multi-year concentrated commitments.

    Funding Style

    sponsorships/corporate partnershipprogram-specific supportdirect service fundingcommunity cash-back/merchant donations

    Notable grantees: Connecticut Double Play LLC (Hartford Yard Goats), Hartford Yard Goats, Connecticut Humane Society, Enfield Food Shelf / Windsor Food and Fuel Bank, Boy Scouts of America Connecticut Rivers Council

    Topics

    youth sports and recreation programmingfood security and emergency pantry supportyouth development, scouting, scholarships and mentorshipanimal rescue and shelter/adoption servicesarts access and community theatre educationhistoric preservation and local history programmingparks, open space and wildlife conservation

    How American Eagle Financial Credit Union Gives

    Recent grants cluster tightly around the same size range: the 25th percentile is $8,975, the median is $9,175, and the 75th percentile is $9,454. That pattern suggests many awards are set at roughly similar community-grant levels, with a few larger sponsorships at the top. The list also shows repeat-year activity. Hartford Yard Goats received grants in both 2023 and 2025, and several categories recur across years, including food assistance, youth programs, and animal welfare. American Eagle Financial Credit Union funds individuals: False, and it makes no program-related investments. The recent grants are all in the United States, and the grantmaking is local rather than regional or national.

    Where American Eagle Financial Credit Union Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is entirely in Connecticut, with 100% of recent grants to recipients in the HQ state. Hartford appears repeatedly, including Hartford, East Hartford, and nearby communities such as Windsor, Enfield, Newington, Glastonbury, West Hartford, New Britain, and Southington. The list also reaches Bristol, Farmington, North Haven, Norwich, Durham, Andover, and East Haven. This is a compact geographic footprint centered on Greater Hartford and surrounding towns.

    Frequently Asked Questions About American Eagle Financial Credit Union

    What kinds of organizations does American Eagle Financial Credit Union fund?

    Recent grants show support for youth programs, food pantries, animal rescue and shelter services, local history and cultural groups, and community sports sponsorships. Examples in the data include scouting, emergency food access, animal welfare, and historical preservation.

    How large are the typical grants?

    The recent grants cluster closely together: the 25th percentile is $8,975, the median is $9,175, and the 75th percentile is $9,454. That indicates a fairly consistent community-grant range, with a few larger sponsorship awards above that band.

    Does the credit union give in multiple states?

    No. The recent grants list is entirely in Connecticut, and 100% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state. The geography is local, centered on Hartford and nearby Connecticut towns.

    Are there recurring grantees?

    Yes. Hartford Yard Goats appears in both 2023 and 2025, and the portfolio also repeats issue areas across years, especially youth programming, food security, and animal welfare. That suggests ongoing relationships rather than one-off thematic bets.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    CONNECTICUT DOUBLE PLAY LLC (DBA HARTFORD YARD GOATS)HARTFORD, CT$67,0002025SPONSORSHIP OF THE HARTFORD YARD GOATS, A BASEBALL CLUB IN HARTFORD, CT. THE SPONSOR SHIP IS INTENDED TO ASSIST THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS: JR PA PROGRAM, PRODUCTION PROGRAM, AND THE MOST IMPROVED ATHLETE PROGRAM.
    SAVE ALL DOGS INCGLASTONBURY, CT$9,5982025TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO OFFER A SAFE HAVEN FOR UNWANTED, HOMELESS, AND ABANDONED DOGS AND CATS FROM KILL SHELTERS, BAD CONDITIONS SUCH AS MILLS AND ANIMALS IN DANGER OF EUTHANASIA THAT ARE IN NEED OF LOVING FOREVER HOMES.
    FRIENDS OF CAMP NEIPSIC INCEAST HARTFORD, CT$9,5982025TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO PRESERVE AND PROMOTE OPEN SPACE FOR YOUTH TO ENGAGE IN OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES.
    NORTH HAVEN HISTORICAL SOCIETYNORTH HAVEN, CT$9,5982025TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO DISCOVER, COLLECT, PRESERVE, AND SHARE THE RICH, LAYERED HISTORY OF NORTH HAVEN AND ITS SURROUNDING AREAS.
    BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CONNECTICUT RIVERS COUNCILHARTFORD, CT$9,4432025TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO DELIVER SCOUTING PROGRAMS THAT DEVELOP CHARACTER, CITIZENSHIP, FITNESS, AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS TO MORE THAN 17,000 YOUTH AND NEARLY 5,000 ADULT VOLUNTEERS IN 127 CITIES AND TOWNS IN CONNECTICUT.
    THETA ALPHA SIGMA GREATER LEGACY FOUNDATION INCHARTFORD, CT$9,4432025TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO SUPPORT ANNUAL INITIATIVES THAT IMPACT THE GREATER HARTFORD COMMUNITY, INCLUDING PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS ANNUALLY TO LOCAL COLLEGE-BOUND HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS, OFFERING LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND MENTORSHIP TO GREATER HARTFORD YOUTH AND SUPPORTING LOCAL PROGRAMMING EFFORTS THAT FOCUS ON HEALTH, WELLNESS, AND COMMUNITY ENRICHMENT.
    LUKE ROUX FOUNDATIONFARMINGTON, CT$9,4432025TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO REDUCE FATALITIES CAUSED BY IMPAIRED DRIVING TODAYVAND ELIMINATE THEM TOMORROW.
    ENFIELD FOOD SHELFENFIELD, CT$9,2122025TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO BE A "CHOICE PANTRY" TO ENFIELD RESIDENTS IN NEED OF FOOD ASSISTANCE
    WINDSOR EDUCATION FOUNDATIONWINDSOR, CT$9,2122025TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO SUPPORT WINDSOR CHILDREN IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM.
    WINDSOR FOOD AND FUEL BANK INCWINDSOR, CT$9,2122025TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO ASSURE THAT NO MEMBER OF THE WINDSOR COMMUNITY IS HUNGRY, COLD, OR WITHOUT BASIC NECESSITIES.
    GENTLE LOVE DIAPER PANTRYMANCHESTER, CT$8,9312025TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO PROVIDE DIAPERS, WIPES, CREAM AND OTHER BABY ESSENTIALS TO FAMILIES IN NEED WITHIN THE GREATER MANCHESTER, CT REGION.
    PLAYHOUSE THEATER GROUP INCWEST HARTFORD, CT$8,9312025TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO DELIVER PROFESSIONAL, HIGH-QUALITY THEATRE PERFORMANCES AT AN AFFORDABLE COST TO AS BROAD AN AUDIENCE AS POSSIBLE, TO EMBRACE AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY FOR PROFESSIONAL, EMERGING, AND COMMUNITY ARTISTS, AND TO OFFER EDUCATIONAL AND OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH VISITING AND/OR RESIDENT ARTISTS AND EDUCATORS FOR, WITH, AND IN THE GREATER HARTFORD COMMUNITY AND BEYOND.
    A PLACE CALLED HOPEKILLINGWORTH, CT$8,9312025TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO FURTHER THE PRESERVATION OF WILDLIFE.
    RISE & SHINE CONNECTICUT INCEAST HARTFORD, CT$12,0002024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    ENFIELD LOAVES AND FISHESENFIELD, CT$9,4862024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF CENTRAL CONNECTICUTNEW BRITAIN, CT$9,4862024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    CONNECTICUT HUMANE SOCIETYNEWINGTON, CT$9,4862024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    PROTECTORS OF ANIMALSEAST HARTFORD, CT$9,1752024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    EAST HAVEN FOOD PANTRYEAST HAVEN, CT$9,1752024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    HARTFORD GAY MENS CHORUSHARTFORD, CT$9,1752024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    NO ANIMAL LEFT UNFEDWEST HARTFORD, CT$9,1402024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    EVERYBUNNY COUNTS RABBIT RESCUEBRISTOL, CT$9,1402024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    IWO JIMA MEMORIAL HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONNEWINGTON, CT$9,1402024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    BOOMERS BEST BUDDIES RESCUE INCANDOVER, CT$9,0862024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    SOUTHINGTON WEST LITTLE LEAGUESOUTHINGTON, CT$9,0862024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    PAPER HOUSE PRODUCTIONS THEATRE CODURHAM, CT$9,0862024CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
    HARTFORD YARD GOATSHARTFORD, CT$35,0002023CONTRIBUTION AT DUNKIN' DONUTS PARK JR PA AND PRODUCTION BOOTH
    SPIRIT OF SPRINGFIELDSPRINGFIELD, CT$10,0002023CONTRIBUTION OF BRIGHT NIGHTS AT FOREST PARK, SPRINGFIELD
    SOUTHINGTON NORTH LITTLE LEAGUECOVENTRY, CT$9,2012023CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
    GIRLS SCOUTS OF CTHARTFORD, CT$9,2012023CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
    FOR ALL AGES INCSIMSBURY, CT$9,2012023CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
    MERIDEN HUMANE SOCIETYMERIDEN, CT$8,9752023CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
    OPEN DOORS OUTDOORSGLASTONBURY, CT$8,9752023CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
    HARTFORD PERFORMSHARTFORD, CT$8,9752023CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
    THE ARC OF CTMERIDEN, CT$8,8102023CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
    CONNECTICUT CHILDREN'S FOUNDATIONHARTFORD, CT$8,8102023CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
    LOVE MOM XOXO FOUNDATIONSEYMOUR, CT$8,8102023CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
    BOXES TO BOOTSBERLIN, CT$8,3762023CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
    HARTFORD COUNTY 4H CAMPMARLBOROUGH, CT$8,3762023CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
    FREE CENTER MIDDLETOWNMIDDLETOWN, CT$8,3762023CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

    CONNECTICUT DOUBLE PLAY LLC (DBA HARTFORD YARD GOATS)

    $67,000
    HARTFORD, CT2025

    SPONSORSHIP OF THE HARTFORD YARD GOATS, A BASEBALL CLUB IN HARTFORD, CT. THE SPONSOR SHIP IS INTENDED TO ASSIST THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS: JR PA PROGRAM, PRODUCTION PROGRAM, AND THE MOST IMPROVED ATHLETE PROGRAM.

    SAVE ALL DOGS INC

    $9,598
    GLASTONBURY, CT2025

    TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO OFFER A SAFE HAVEN FOR UNWANTED, HOMELESS, AND ABANDONED DOGS AND CATS FROM KILL SHELTERS, BAD CONDITIONS SUCH AS MILLS AND ANIMALS IN DANGER OF EUTHANASIA THAT ARE IN NEED OF LOVING FOREVER HOMES.

    FRIENDS OF CAMP NEIPSIC INC

    $9,598
    EAST HARTFORD, CT2025

    TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO PRESERVE AND PROMOTE OPEN SPACE FOR YOUTH TO ENGAGE IN OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES.

    NORTH HAVEN HISTORICAL SOCIETY

    $9,598
    NORTH HAVEN, CT2025

    TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO DISCOVER, COLLECT, PRESERVE, AND SHARE THE RICH, LAYERED HISTORY OF NORTH HAVEN AND ITS SURROUNDING AREAS.

    BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CONNECTICUT RIVERS COUNCIL

    $9,443
    HARTFORD, CT
    2025

    TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO DELIVER SCOUTING PROGRAMS THAT DEVELOP CHARACTER, CITIZENSHIP, FITNESS, AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS TO MORE THAN 17,000 YOUTH AND NEARLY 5,000 ADULT VOLUNTEERS IN 127 CITIES AND TOWNS IN CONNECTICUT.

    THETA ALPHA SIGMA GREATER LEGACY FOUNDATION INC

    $9,443
    HARTFORD, CT2025

    TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO SUPPORT ANNUAL INITIATIVES THAT IMPACT THE GREATER HARTFORD COMMUNITY, INCLUDING PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS ANNUALLY TO LOCAL COLLEGE-BOUND HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS, OFFERING LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND MENTORSHIP TO GREATER HARTFORD YOUTH AND SUPPORTING LOCAL PROGRAMMING EFFORTS THAT FOCUS ON HEALTH, WELLNESS, AND COMMUNITY ENRICHMENT.

    LUKE ROUX FOUNDATION

    $9,443
    FARMINGTON, CT2025

    TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO REDUCE FATALITIES CAUSED BY IMPAIRED DRIVING TODAYVAND ELIMINATE THEM TOMORROW.

    ENFIELD FOOD SHELF

    $9,212
    ENFIELD, CT2025

    TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO BE A "CHOICE PANTRY" TO ENFIELD RESIDENTS IN NEED OF FOOD ASSISTANCE

    WINDSOR EDUCATION FOUNDATION

    $9,212
    WINDSOR, CT2025

    TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO SUPPORT WINDSOR CHILDREN IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM.

    WINDSOR FOOD AND FUEL BANK INC

    $9,212
    WINDSOR, CT2025

    TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO ASSURE THAT NO MEMBER OF THE WINDSOR COMMUNITY IS HUNGRY, COLD, OR WITHOUT BASIC NECESSITIES.

    GENTLE LOVE DIAPER PANTRY

    $8,931
    MANCHESTER, CT2025

    TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO PROVIDE DIAPERS, WIPES, CREAM AND OTHER BABY ESSENTIALS TO FAMILIES IN NEED WITHIN THE GREATER MANCHESTER, CT REGION.

    PLAYHOUSE THEATER GROUP INC

    $8,931
    WEST HARTFORD, CT2025

    TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO DELIVER PROFESSIONAL, HIGH-QUALITY THEATRE PERFORMANCES AT AN AFFORDABLE COST TO AS BROAD AN AUDIENCE AS POSSIBLE, TO EMBRACE AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY FOR PROFESSIONAL, EMERGING, AND COMMUNITY ARTISTS, AND TO OFFER EDUCATIONAL AND OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH VISITING AND/OR RESIDENT ARTISTS AND EDUCATORS FOR, WITH, AND IN THE GREATER HARTFORD COMMUNITY AND BEYOND.

    A PLACE CALLED HOPE

    $8,931
    KILLINGWORTH, CT2025

    TO ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION IN ITS MISSION TO FURTHER THE PRESERVATION OF WILDLIFE.

    RISE & SHINE CONNECTICUT INC

    $12,000
    EAST HARTFORD, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    ENFIELD LOAVES AND FISHES

    $9,486
    ENFIELD, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF CENTRAL CONNECTICUT

    $9,486
    NEW BRITAIN, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    CONNECTICUT HUMANE SOCIETY

    $9,486
    NEWINGTON, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    PROTECTORS OF ANIMALS

    $9,175
    EAST HARTFORD, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    EAST HAVEN FOOD PANTRY

    $9,175
    EAST HAVEN, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    HARTFORD GAY MENS CHORUS

    $9,175
    HARTFORD, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    NO ANIMAL LEFT UNFED

    $9,140
    WEST HARTFORD, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    EVERYBUNNY COUNTS RABBIT RESCUE

    $9,140
    BRISTOL, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    IWO JIMA MEMORIAL HISTORICAL FOUNDATION

    $9,140
    NEWINGTON, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    BOOMERS BEST BUDDIES RESCUE INC

    $9,086
    ANDOVER, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    SOUTHINGTON WEST LITTLE LEAGUE

    $9,086
    SOUTHINGTON, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    PAPER HOUSE PRODUCTIONS THEATRE CO

    $9,086
    DURHAM, CT2024

    CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION

    HARTFORD YARD GOATS

    $35,000
    HARTFORD, CT2023

    CONTRIBUTION AT DUNKIN' DONUTS PARK JR PA AND PRODUCTION BOOTH

    SPIRIT OF SPRINGFIELD

    $10,000
    SPRINGFIELD, CT2023

    CONTRIBUTION OF BRIGHT NIGHTS AT FOREST PARK, SPRINGFIELD

    SOUTHINGTON NORTH LITTLE LEAGUE

    $9,201
    COVENTRY, CT2023

    CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

    GIRLS SCOUTS OF CT

    $9,201
    HARTFORD, CT2023

    CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

    FOR ALL AGES INC

    $9,201
    SIMSBURY, CT2023

    CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

    MERIDEN HUMANE SOCIETY

    $8,975
    MERIDEN, CT2023

    CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

    OPEN DOORS OUTDOORS

    $8,975
    GLASTONBURY, CT2023

    CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

    HARTFORD PERFORMS

    $8,975
    HARTFORD, CT2023

    CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

    THE ARC OF CT

    $8,810
    MERIDEN, CT2023

    CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

    CONNECTICUT CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION

    $8,810
    HARTFORD, CT2023

    CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

    LOVE MOM XOXO FOUNDATION

    $8,810
    SEYMOUR, CT2023

    CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

    BOXES TO BOOTS

    $8,376
    BERLIN, CT2023

    CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

    HARTFORD COUNTY 4H CAMP

    $8,376
    MARLBOROUGH, CT2023

    CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

    FREE CENTER MIDDLETOWN

    $8,376
    MIDDLETOWN, CT2023

    CASH BACK TO THE COMMUNITY