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Many organizations in the Greater Hartford area want to help you pay for college. The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving created this directory to let you know about the many college scholarships that are available primarily for Greater Hartford area students. Preparing to go to college is an exciting and challenging time in your life. We hope this online directory helps you achieve your goal of a college education.

Synchronicity Counseling, PLLC provides a comprehensive array of services to help clients address family conflicts, relationship challenges, trauma, sexual identity, shame, grief, and gender identity. The therapeutic services offered at Synchronicity Counseling, PLLC provide diverse perspectives, experiences, and interventions to help gain confidence, insight, and motivation to achieve optimal personal growth. If you're looking for extra support and guidance through a challenging situation or you're just ready to move in a new direction in your life, reach out via phone call or e-mail to begin working towards achieving your goals.

Over 50% of the food produced in the United States is wasted each year. Meanwhile the number of people who experience hunger and food insecurity continues to grow. Food Not Bombs is a worldwide movement that recovers perfectly safe and edible food that would otherwise be thrown out and redistributes it in our communities. For 25 years Hartford Food Not Bombs has shared free public meals every week to protest war, poverty and hunger. We are not a charity. Volunteers come together under the simple concept that food is a right, not a privilege.

Vegan soul food and cajun cuisine.

HCLF is a not-for-profit community development financial institution (CDFI) with a mission to provide and promote just and affordable financial services that benefit the low-wealth residents of the communities we serve. We’ve facilitated more than $40 million of investments in the hopes and dreams of homeowners, community leaders, and entrepreneurs in Connecticut’s neighborhoods.

HCDE provides educational services that support more than 160,000 students in 25 school districts all across Harris County. We have several schools dedicated to special needs students and preschools for low-income families. HCDE also facilitates regional after-school programs and provides more than 50% of a ll special education therapy in the county. We also have the largest adult education program in Texas and offer other essential services like educator workshops, safety audits, teacher and principal certification classes, and much more.

At Sustainable Pittsburgh, we empower decision-making that builds a fundamentally equitable, resilient, healthy, and prosperous region. We see a thriving region where stakeholders are connected, sustainability knowledge is shared and applied, and all people can succeed.

The Lower 9th Ward CSED focuses on coastal rehabilitation, greening the built environment and increasing food security by lifting up and strategically reinforcing community driven goals throughout our work of creating an economically, culturally and environmentally sustainable Lower Ninth Ward. As we rebuild our economic, cultural and environmental capacities – we initiate, support, stimulate and partner on projects and programs that help us reach our goal of rebuilding an equitable, sustainable and resilient community. The mission of CSED is to create a sustainable environment through education and advocacy. Organizational priorities, including community science workshops and service-learning opportunities, focus on identifying sustainable solutions to regional climate challenges.

Located in the heart of Columbia, the Harriet Hancock LGBT Center is the hub of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender activity in the Midlands of South Carolina. Our facility offers a variety of resources including a free lending library, meeting spaces for LGBT-supportive groups, and a directory of LGBT-friendly businesses, organizations, and counselors while also serving as the headquarters for the South Carolina Pride Movement. The resources provided at the Harriet Hancock LGBT Center are free and available to everyone during operating hours. These times may vary depending on the availability of center staff and volunteers. Check out the Calendar for our current schedule of meetings, events, and open hours. The Harriet Hancock Center Foundation is organized as a nonprofit corporation and has been approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (Federal Tax ID# 57-0836466).The Harriet Hancock Center Foundation is also a registered charity with the Secretary of State of South Carolina. Please consult your tax adviser for the extent to which your contribution is tax deductible according to the law.