United Way of Southeastern Connecticut has elected three new members to its Board of Directors. Ken Ewell first joined the Board in 2013, following his retirement from Zachry Nuclear Engineering, and served for two consecutive terms. Soon after joining the Board, he was asked to join on the Finance Committee and he continues to serve on the Finance Committee, as a non-Board member. In 2014, Ken was elected Treasurer and served as the Treasurer until January 2020. He has resumed the role of Treasurer after ites will also be part of the Eastern CT Health Collaborative's new Mobile Health Hub to offer additional services
The Gemma E. Moran United Way/Labor Food Center (Food Center), a program of United Way of Southeastern Connecticut, will host five drive-thru Mobile Pantries in the month of May.
As part of the Eastern CT Health Collaborative’s new Mobile Health Hub, other social service agencies will be on-site at all of the following Mobile Pantry deployments to provide additional information, support, and The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT Foundation recently awarded numerous grants to support 30 programs that benefit children and families in the region.
The mission of the Foundation, a 501(c)3 overseen by a volunteer board with support from the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT, is to enhance and enrich education and economic opportunities for children and families through generous donations from the business community. The Foundation provides local child-focused non-profits with crucial resources that - Chelsea Groton Bank reported impressive financial,
educational, technical and community-based accomplishments at its 167th Annual Meeting at the Mystic Marriott on Monday, April 11, 2022.
President and CEO Michael Rauh presented the Bank’s 2021 results to Bank officers, Board
members and Corporators.
“When I think about 2021 in retrospect,” Rauh said, “successfully adapting to change sums up the incredible year that we had. Some of the changes were short term, dealing with the constantly shifting Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has received the “Community Partner of the Year” award from the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut for its continuing financial support and extensive community involvement in programs and services to help those in need.
“Charter Oak is proud of our longstanding partnership with United Way to help the communities and residents throughout southeastern Connecticut, and we’re very honored to receive this year’s Community Partner award,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter
The Riverfront/City of Groton 5K Foot Pursuit to benefit Riverfront Children’s Center will be held Saturday, September 18 at 9:30 AM at Eastern Point Beach. Over 150 participants are expected to run, walk, and celebrate our community that supports children and families.
The City of Groton, Groton Police, and Groton Parks and Recreation are partnering with Riverfront Children’s Center to bring back a popular Annual 5K Run/Walk. The 5k race and the 1.3-mile walk will begin and end at Eastern Point Beach,
United Way of Southeastern Connecticut’s Board of Directors has approved funding in the amount of $1,943,768 for the fiscal year 2021-22. This funding supports 40 health and human service programs at 22 local nonprofit agencies in New London County that work together to provide a vital safety net of services to help those in need.
The Board affirmed its commitment to the community by approving the following funding in four key areas of impact that improve people’s lives:Basic Needs - $144,704Community Join us for a Cornhole Tournament to benefit the network of United Way programs here in New London County. Together they provide a safety net to help people in need - our neighbors, friends, family members, and coworkers. We invite you to Live United with us and have some fun while supporting a great cause!
Saturday, June 5, 2021 from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
United Way of Southeastern Connecticut
283 Stoddards Wharf Road
Parking will be at St. David's Church
across the street from United Way
Gales Ferry, New Capacities, a collective impact project led by United Way of Southeastern Connecticut, has adapted student Career Expo’s for our new world of remote learning and social distancing. Originally intending to support career exploration fairs at the two Norwich middle schools this past Spring 2020 the project changed direction and built the Career Exploration Video Series. The series takes the exploration fair online by highlighting careers in local, in-demand industries through short 3-5 minute video
Food drive on August 8, 9-12. hosted by the Young Leaders United and United Way of Southeastern CT at Groton Stop & Shop on Route 12. Stonington, CT - The New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS) is pleased to announce the addition of Hartford HealthCare (HHC) Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer, David A. Whitehead, to the NESS Board of Directors.
"Dave is a tremendous addition to our Board. His business experience and community-mindedness very much align with the NESS mission," said Jane Leipold, NESS Board Chair. "Having Dave on board further reinforces reinforces the fact that both
After a long and successful career in health care, Bill Stanley, vice president for government and community relations at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital, will retire in mid-October, L+M Healthcare President and CEO Patrick L. Green announced today.
“Bill has devoted more than two decades to L+M in one of its most challenging areas - fundraising. Bill’s talent and skills have resulted in his having played an important role in the growth and development of this hospital. My sincerest thanks and best Grants support programs that benefit children and families in Eastern CT
The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT Foundation awarded grants in excess of $94,000 in support of 37 programs that benefit children and families in the region on March 24, 2020.
“At this critical time for many nonprofits, the Foundation worked to swiftly disburse funds to the recipients,” said Tony Sheridan, President and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT. “The Board members did a wonderful job of making ready the Gales Ferry, Conn (March 1, 2020) -- United Way of Southeastern Connecticut has announced a round of capacity building grants to increase effectiveness of Member Agencies of the Gemma E. Moran United Way/Labor Food Bank, which is operated by United Way. The series of grants was made possible through a two-year grant from Wells Fargo to address food insecurity across the country.This funding opportunity for Member Agencies supports local Emergency Food System programs and investing in their effectiveness and Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has announced that its two Assistant Vice Presidents who oversee its extensive branch network in eastern Connecticut have successfully completed the Credit Union League of Connecticut’s intensive management program for high-potential executives.
Michael Ballirano and Sonya Armstrong, Charter Oak’s Assistant Vice Presidents and Regional Retail Sales Managers, were among the small group of credit union executives selected annually for the competitive two-year program at the Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has received the Corporate Sponsor of the Year and Corporate Benefactor Awards from the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut for its extensive financial and employee support of the agency's successful 2018-2019 annual campaign.
"We’re honored to receive these awards and we’re proud to continue our longtime support for all that United Way does each day to help those in need across southeastern Connecticut,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak’s President and Chief This Op Ed appeared in The Day on May 17, 2019.
By The Day Editorial Board
The Mashantucket Pequots are a proud people with a history filled with challenges. They have a reason to be particularly proud today because the leader who is directing them through today’s challenges, Rodney Butler, will be recognized tonight by the chamber of commerce and the community it represents as citizen of the year.
The recipient of the 69th Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut Citizen of the Year Award is a This Op Ed appeared in The Bulletin May 17, 2019
When Rodney Butler turned 42 years old earlier this winter, his mom posted a touching tribute on her Facebook page. She noted his various business roles – he’s the chairman of the Pequot Tribal Council and interim CEO of Foxwoods Resort Casino – but said the thing her son loves to do the most is spend time with his family.She wrote: “He’s the most laid-back young man with a big, caring heart and still loves to play video games and throw a football or shoot a Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Council Chairman and Interim CEO of Foxwoods Resort Casino to be Honored at Celebration in May
Eastern CT – The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT is pleased to announce that Rodney Butler, Chairman of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Council and interim CEO of Foxwoods Resort Casino, is eastern CT’s Citizen of the Year. He will be honored at a dinner celebration taking place May 17, 2019 at Foxwoods Resort Casino.
The Citizen of the Year award is presented annually to an Waterford, CT – Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has promoted Sonya Armstrong and Michael Ballirano to Assistant Vice Presidents and Regional Retail Managers of the credit union's expansive branch network in eastern Connecticut.
“Sonya and Michael have extensive experience managing some of our busiest and largest branches and that will serve them well as they take on their new responsibilities managing our regional branch system,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak’s President and Chief Executive More Consumers and Businesses in Southeastern CT to have Access to Comcast’s Advanced Network and Suite of Innovative Products and Services Waterford, CT – Comcast announced it is expanding its network to the Town of Waterford, giving residents and businesses a new choice for TV, internet, voice, home automation and mobile services.
Comcast’s buildout in Waterford will benefit the community’s residents and businesses, including those in the Quaker Hill section of Waterford. Located within New London United Way of Southeastern Connecticut’s Board of Directors has approved funding in the amount of $2,201,636 for the fiscal year 2018-19. This funding supports 49 programs at 25 nonprofit agencies in New London County that work together to provide a vital network of services to help those in need.
Leading the program review and fund distribution are sixty-five trained and knowledgeable volunteers who live or work in New London County who contribute approximately forty hours of volunteer work over several Waterford, CT – The Board of Directors of Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has appointed Joyce L. Gresh as Chairperson of its Supervisory Committee, which is responsible for oversight and audit responsibilities for the credit union’s seven-member Board of Directors.
“Joyce’s talents as an administrator, educator and active volunteer in many of our communities have served us well on our Supervisory Committee,” said Guy Henry, Chairman of Charter Oak’s Board of Directors. “Our Supervisory Committee plays an Consumers and Businesses to have Access to Comcast’s Advanced Network and Suite of Innovative Products and Services
New London, CT – Comcast announced it is expanding its network to the City of New London giving residents and businesses a new choice for TV, internet, voice, home automation and wireless services.
The buildout will benefit New London’s residents and the city's growing business community. New London is home to many of the country’s leading liberal arts colleges; a nationally recognized Pfizer’s Groton Laboratories and the Clinical Research Unit, New Haven will support more than 60 programs in Southeastern Connecticut, the greater New Haven area, and southern Rhode Island through its 2018 competitive grants program.
Priority was given to programs that bring science and math to students from elementary through high school. Additional awards were made for programs that provide for the underserved or to support local civic and cultural institutions. Groups receiving support in 2018 Waterford, CT – Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has received the prestigious Chairman’s Award of Excellence from the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut for its longtime partnership with the agency and extensive employee contributions to help those in need throughout New London County.
In addition, the social services agency bestowed its coveted Coordinator of the Year Award to Maria Tuneski, Charter Oak’s Payroll Administrator, for leading this year’s successful United Way campaign that produced Emergency Food & Shelter Program (EFSP) funds in the amount of $120,036 are available to organizations in New London Census County to supplement already existing emergency food and shelter programs. The funds are made available through the Department of Homeland Security/Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Funding amounts are determined nationally by a board chaired by FEMA. In 2017, this funding was effective in New London County by providing 34,194 meals, 1,094 shelter bed nights, 147 households with Eastern CT – The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT Foundation has announced the distribution of $107,400 to 38 eastern CT non-profits that will improve the quality of life for thousands of children in the region.
The Foundation raised funds throughout 2017 with fundraisers including the 6th Annual Bowl-a-Thon at High Rollers Luxury Lanes at Foxwoods Resort Casino in April and the 34th Annual Holiday Gala held at Mohegan Sun in December.
“I would like to thank the community for its continued support of Groton, CT – Chelsea Groton Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of 17 employees, including five members of the Bank’s senior leadership team, following a Board of Trustees meeting.
“Chelsea Groton Bank has been successful for over 160 years because of the hard-working team of people we have here,” said Michael Rauh, President and CEO of Chelsea Groton Bank. “Each of the employees earning a promotion is innovative, collaborative, trustworthy, professional, knowledgeable and versatile, and has shown Rodney A. Butler, Chairman of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Council was elected Chairman of the Board of Directors of United Way of Southeastern Connecticut at the organization’s Annual Meeting on January 26, 2018. He takes over for Brian A. Orenstein, President and CEO of Charter Federal Credit Union, who served two years as Chairman and will remain on the board.
Virginia L. Mason, United Way’s President and CEO, said that “Rodney cares deeply for the health and well-being of our community. He Groton, CT – Matthew Morrell, VP, Retail Lending Sales Manager, was recently selected as a New Leader in Banking by the CT Bankers Association and Connecticut Banking Magazine. This honor is awarded to up-and-coming professionals from across Connecticut. The 15 recipients are considered to be outstanding employees who have made a notable impact in their bank and their community, beyond their job description.
“Throughout Matt’s career, and in particular during his time at Chelsea Groton, Matt has proven Donations Will Support Thousands In Need This Holiday Season
Mashantucket, CT – Foxwoods® Resort Casino is proud to announce the return of its seasonal giving campaign, “Stuff the Bus,” in which unwrapped toys, blankets, pajamas, jackets and diapers will be collected in support of the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut and its “Tommy Toy” Fund program. This year’s annual campaign will begin on November 4 and will continue through December 11. During the five-week campaign contributions will be United Way of Southeastern Connecticut is contributing an additional $25,000 to the American Red Cross, Connecticut Chapter, due to the increased strain and demand the organization is facing from events including numerous major hurricane events, fires in western states, and earthquakes in Mexico. United Way of Southeastern Connecticut already funds the Red Cross Armed Forces Emergency Services and Disaster Services Programs on an ongoing basis.
“United Way in New London County is proud to send United Way of Southeastern Connecticut is pleased to announce that two grants have been approved for programs that help individuals and/or families living in New London County improve their financial stability. As part of United Way's partnership with the selected programs, funding will be provided for one year to pursue and accomplish the goals indentified by United Way.
A volunteer Grant Review Team reviewed all of the applicants and made funding recommendations to United Way’s full Board of Directors. United Way of Southeastern Connecticut is partnering with local schools across New London County as part of the annual Read for the Record event. Join us as a volunteer reader on October 19, 2017 to be a part of the world’s largest shared reading experience.
Read for the Record from Jumpstart brings together more than two million people each year in classrooms, libraries, community centers, and homes across the U.S. This annual campaign was launched over a decade ago to highlight the importance of building September is Hunger Action Month (HAM), when Feeding America and member food banks, including the Gemma E. Moran United Way/Labor Food Center (Food Center) and Citizens Bank, United Way’s HAM sponsor, ask everyone in America to take action to fight hunger in their community. The Food Center is a program operated by United Way of Southeastern Connecticut.
During Hunger Action Month people can get involved by running a food drive, raising awareness, volunteering, making a donation, and wearing orange, the Nearly 1 in 5 children (or 18.5%) in New London County are food insecure. That means they don’t know when or where their next meal will come from. During the summer, even more children will be facing hunger because when school lunches end, lunch ends altogether. And as the demand for food increases, donations to food banks tend to drop in the summertime.
You have an opportunity to help! On Thursday, July 27 United Way of Southeastern Connecticut will be conducting a communitywide “food-a-thon” to reduce United Way of Southeastern Connecticut is requesting proposals to partner in delivering programs that help individuals and/or families living in New London County be financially stable. As part of United Way’s partnership with selected programs, funding will be provided for one year to pursue and accomplish the goals identified by United Way. The maximum award amount is $20,000.The 2016 ALICE Report confirmed that 33 percent of households living in New London County could not afford basic needs such as United Way of Southeastern Connecticut’s Board of Directors has approved funding in the amount of $2,219,673 for the fiscal year 2017-18. This funding supports 47 programs at 21 nonprofit organizations in New London County that work together to provide an essential safety net services to help those in need.
Leading the program review and fund distribution are trained and knowledgeable volunteers who live or work in New London County. Volunteer teams evaluate program performance and analyze program results. Pfizer’s Groton Laboratories will support 67 programs in Southeastern Connecticut, the greater New Haven area, and southern Rhode Island through its 2017 competitive grants program.
Priority was given to programs that bring science and math to students from elementary through high school. Additional awards were made for programs that provide for the underserved or to support local civic and cultural institutions.
Groups receiving support in 2017 are:
Aluminum Falcon Robotics Inc. - 2018 FIRST Robotics United Way of Southeastern Connecticut has named Campaign Co-chairs for the 2017 fundraising effort as William Louis, president of the MDA-UAW Local 571, AFL-CIO, and Nadine McBride, publisher of The Bulletin.
Louis is chair of the Electric Boat Employees’ Community Services Association. He strongly believes in educating his fellow union members about the AFL-CIO Community Services partnership with United Way year-round through the annual campaign and volunteer support. He volunteers with his family Agency Honors Credit Union for Partnership Spanning Four DecadesWaterford, CT – Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has received two Chairman’s Awards from the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut in recognition of Charter Oak’s longtime partnership with the Gales Ferry-based social services agency.
United Way bestowed its Loyal Company of the Year Award and its Benefactor Award to Charter Oak during the agency’s 2016-17 Campaign Celebration and Chairman’s Awards Presentation on May 5th at the Mohegan United Way of Southeastern Connecticut hosted its Campaign Celebration event on May 5th to recognize local businesses and organizations that ran outstanding fundraising campaigns and volunteer year-round on behalf of United Way. More than 350 community leaders and volunteers gathered at Mohegan Sun to celebrate around the theme "Anyone can be a hero."The Campaign Celebration was sponsored by Mohegan Sun and the subsequent snack packing project was sponsored by the MDA-UAW Local 571 so that no donor dollars Financial highlights and other successes were shared during the Bank’s 162nd Annual Meeting
Groton, CT – Chelsea Groton Bank held its 162nd annual meeting of Bank officers, Board members and Corporators on Monday, April 24 at the Mystic Marriott in Groton, Connecticut. President and CEO Michael Rauh reported on the Bank’s 2016 results.
As of December 31, 2016, Chelsea Groton’s total assets increased $49 million year over year, surpassing $1 billion, and the Bank’s total net income increased to just Increasing the number of financially stable households in the City of Norwich is the purpose of new funding awarded by the Boston Federal Reserve. Called the Working Cities Challenge Grant, a core team, led by United Way of Southeastern Connecticut, has set a goal to increase the number of low-income and diverse households in Norwich who become financially stable by 20% over the next ten years. This would be achieved by investing in economic development and cross-sector initiatives that will create a On April 1, 2017, $139,638 will be available in Emergency Food & Shelter Program funds (EFSP) to organizations in New London Census County to supplement already existing emergency food and shelter programs. The funds are made available through the Department of Homeland Security/Federal Emergency Management Agency. Funding amounts are determined nationally by a board chaired by FEMA. In 2016, EFSP funding in New London County provided 26,827 meals, 2,740 shelter bed nights, 134 households with rental Waterford, CT – The Board of Directors of Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has appointed Joyce L. Gresh to serve on its Supervisory Committee, which has various oversight and audit responsibilities for the credit union’s seven-member Board of Directors.
Gresh is currently serving as the Interim Principal at Woodstock Elementary School in Woodstock, CT, and has nearly four decades of experience as both an educator and administrator in numerous school systems in eastern Connecticut.
“Joyce will bring a Groton, CT – Chelsea Groton Bank will run a Warm Wear Drive to benefit the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut at its 14 locations from Nov. 1-18.
The Warm Wear Drive will collect new hats, gloves, socks, scarves and sweatshirts (all sizes) for donation to the United Way. The items will be distributed to organizations that provide assistance to families and individuals in need.
“As the weather gets colder, the needs of the community change,” said Cody A. Elvin, Niantic Customer Service Associate for The local board for the Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) has approved grants to expand the capacity of food and shelter programs in New London County. The total amount of the grants is $138,481, and it was awarded to nineteen local programs.
The local EFSP Board, comprising volunteers from across southeastern Connecticut, determined how the funds awarded to New London County are distributed among local emergency food and shelter programs. United Way of Southeastern Connecticut assists with the When:Wednesday, August 17
Breakfast at 7:30 a.m.
Program at 8 a.m.
Meal packing at 8:30 a.m.Where:
Mohegan Sun Casino
Uncas Ballroom in the Convention Center
1 Uncasville Boulevard
Uncasville, CT 06382
Please join us! Hear the "state of the United Way," engage a young leader, and feed someone facing hunger...all in one morning!
Virginia L. Mason, President & CEO of United Way of Southeastern Connecticut, invites you to the 2016 Community Leaders Breakfast. Hear the "state of your local United Way" United Way of Southeastern Connecticut’s Board of Directors has approved fund distributions in the amount of $2,519,460 for the fiscal year 2016-16. This funding supports 47 programs at 21 nonprofit organizations in New London County that work together to provide a network of safety net of services to help those in need.
In addition to these distributions, United Way 2-1-1 receives $52,492. 2-1-1 is a 24-hour information and referral helpline that is available free of charge to anyone in Connecticut. The United Way of Southeastern Connecticut hosted its Campaign Celebration event to recognize local businesses and organizations that ran outstanding fundraising campaigns and volunteer year-round on behalf of United Way. Those in attendance were also among the first to learn how much had been raised during the organization’s annual fundraising campaign. More than 320 community leaders and volunteers gathered at Foxwoods Resort Casino to celebrate the achievement.
At the event, 2015-16 United Way Campaign Chief Executive Had Served as Vice Chairman, Co-Chaired Successful $5.7 Million Campaign DriveWaterford, CT – Brian A. Orenstein, President and Chief Executive Officer of Charter Oak Federal Credit Union, has been elected Chairman of the Board of Directors of the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut.
“It’s an honor for me to chair the United Way board and to work with such a respected team of leaders who care deeply about helping those in need throughout our region,” said Orenstein. “We’re all committed Norwich, CT – The United Way of Southeastern Connecticut’s Project Warm–Up, a heating assistance program that collaborates with other organizations to meet the home heating needs of Southeastern Connecticut families, is the recipient of the Backus 2015 President’s Award.
The award, which includes a $10,000 donation to the initiative, was announced at Backus Hospital’s Annual Meeting on Nov. 18. It was established five years ago by Backus President Dave Whitehead to honor people and organizations that United Way Conducting Countywide School Supplies DriveGales Ferry, CT – United Way of Southeastern Connecticut wants to ensure kids go back to school with confidence and with the material supplies needed to perform successfully in the classroom. The organization is inviting individuals, groups, and businesses from all across New London County to donate school supplies or run a drive to collect items. All collected items will be distributed to schools in the county to help local teachers and students.
Last Charter Oak Awards $25,000 to Organizations in Eastern ConnecticutCommunity Giving Program Continues to Positively Impact Region's Non-Profits and StudentsWaterford, CT – Charter Oak Federal Credit Union had an exciting first quarter, announcing the expansion of its $70,000 scholarship program and awarding $25,000 in grants to local organizations.
Grant recipients from the first quarter include Catholic Charities of Norwich; Discreet Undergarment Banking For You; Eastern Connecticut Housing Opportunities, Charter Oak Honored by United WayCredit Union Receives Innovation, Benefactor AwardsWaterford, CT – Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has received awards from the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut for its innovative fundraising efforts and benefactor support of the Gales Ferry-based social services agency.
“We’re honored to receive United Way’s 2014 Innovative Partner of the Year and Benefactor awards,” said Brian A. Orenstein, Charter Oak’s President and Chief Executive Officer. “Charter Charter Oak Board of Directors Promotes Brian OrensteinOrenstein to Serve as President As Well as CEO of Eastern CT's Largest Credit UnionWaterford, CT – Charter Oak Federal Credit Union's Board of Directors has promoted Brian A. Orenstein to President in addition to Chief Executive Officer of the nearly $850 million credit union.
"Brian's promotion reflects his outstanding performance as our CEO and the continued confidence that this board has in his leadership," said Guy Henry, Chairman of the Board of
United Way of Southeastern Connecticut elects three to Board of Directors
United Way hosting five free Mobile Food Pantries in May
Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT Foundation Awards $75,050 to 30 Local Organizations
At its best during the hardest of times, Chelsea Groton Bank marks a year of embracing change, adapting, and thriving.
Charter Oak Receives Partnership Award from United Way
Riverfront/City of Groton 5K Foot Pursuit
United Way announces nearly $2 million in funding to local health and human service programs
Inaugural Cornhole Tournament
United Way Video Series Spotlights Local Career Paths with Sustainable Wages for Graduating High School Seniors
Drive Through Food Drive August 8
Hartford Healthcare's David Whitehead Joins the NESS Board of Directors
Bill Stanley, Vice President, Government and Community Relations, Announces Retirement
Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT Foundation Awards Over $94,000 to 37 Local Organizations
United Way announces capacity building grants to emergency food programs and community meals sites
Charter Oak AVPs Complete Executive Education Program
Charter Oak Receives Top Honors from United Way of SECT
The Day Op Ed: 'Rodney Butler: 2019 Citizen of the Year'
The Bulletin Op Ed: 'Our View: Butler's Outreach Efforts Help Many'
Chamber Announces Rodney Butler as Citizen of the Year
Charter Oak Promotes Two To Assistant Vice President
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Comcast Expands Service to Town of Waterford
United Way announces more than $2.2 million in funding to local health and human services
Charter Oak Appoints Joyce Gresh as Supervisory Committee Chair
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Comcast Expands Service to City of New London
Pfizer Announces Community Grants for 2018
Charter Oak Receives Top Honors from United Way
Funding Available for Local Emergency Food & Shelter Programs
Chamber Foundation Provides $107,400 to 38 Eastern CT Non-Profits
Sign Up Today as a United Way Allocations Volunteer
Chelsea Groton Bank Promotes 17
Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Council Chairman Elected Board Chair of United Way
Chelsea Groton Bank's Matt Morrell Named ''New Leader in Banking''
Foxwoods to Hold 5th Annual ''Stuff the Bus'' Campaign in Support of Local Families
In Wake of Recent tragedies, United Way Makes Additional $25,000 Contribution to Red Cross, CT Chapter
United Way Announces Grants to Promote Independence and Financial Stability
United Way looking for Volunteer Readers for October 19
United Way Celebrates Hunger Action Month
United Way Conducting 12-Hour Food-a-Thon to Reduce Childhood Summer Hunger
United Way funds available for local programs promoting independence
United Way Announces More Than $2.2 Million in Funding
Pfizer Awards Community Grants
Publisher of The Bulletin and MDA-UAW Local 571 President to Co-chair United Way Campaign
Charter Oak Receives United Way Awards
Mohegan Sun and its Employees Receive United Way's Highest Award
Chelsea Groton Bank Reviews Extraordinary Year, Focuses on Future
Norwich Awarded Working Cities Challenge Grant
United Way Announces Emergency Food and Shelter Funding Available
Charter Oak Appoints Joyce L. Gresh to Supervisory Committee
Chelsea Groton Bank Warm Wear Drive to Benefit United Way of Southeastern CT
United Way Emergency Food & Shelter Program Grants Announced
United Way of Southeastern CT Community Leaders Breakfast: Aug. 17 at Mohegan Sun
United Way Announces Over $2.6 million in Funding to Local Health and Human Services
United Way Honors Local Businesses, Announces Annual Campaign Results
Charter Oak President & CEO Elected Chairman of United Way
United Way's Project Warm-Up Receives 2015 Backus President's Award
United Way Conducting Countywide School Supplies Drive
Charter Oak Awards $25,000 to Organizations in Eastern CT
Charter Oak Honored by United Way
Charter Oak Board of Directors Promotes Brian Orenstein
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