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The CT Community Nonprofit Alliance (The Alliance) is the statewide association of community nonprofits in Connecticut. Our mission is to advance excellence in community-based nonprofits through advocacy and capacity building. We share the passion and purpose behind each and every organization’s mission and channel that purpose into a powerful, collective voice. We lead from a position of strength, representing nonprofits while presenting a united front before the Connecticut state legislature, state agencies, the public and the media. We advance strategies and public policies that make it possible for nonprofits to thrive.
As the nonprofit funding landscape continues to evolve, The Alliance works closely on all fronts to empower nonprofits small and large to adapt, survive and thrive. The delivery of high quality, effective, and efficient services is a top priority. Members can fulfill their missions while realizing tremendous savings to their bottom lines by taking advantage of the increased buying power and cost-saving benefits that come with being part of The Alliance.
Together, we are much more powerful and influential than we can be as individual agencies.
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Statement on final agreements on the biennial budget, which is being debated in the House now:
https://t.co/y1IE3Elo17
Using unusually sharp language, the behavioral health providers told reporters that promised funding was taken from them and used to avoid a strike by workers at group homes for the intellectually disabled.
Read @CTMirrorPaz's take in @CTMirror: https://t.co/xKMotBngkX
On Monday, officials from community-based nonprofit agencies that provide mental health and addiction service urged lawmakers to find them about $75 million in additional funding over two years.
Read more from @SusanHaighAP:
https://t.co/afbqvGlUFg
Mental Health, Substance Use Treatment Funding In Jeopardy by @ctnewsjunkie on @NBCConnecticut:
“It simply is a tremendous injustice,” said Gary Steck, CEO of Wellmore.
https://t.co/UUmrUTZIFI
We're holding a press conference now to discuss the need for increased funding for mental health and substance abuse in the budget with Gary Steck from Wellmore Behavioral Health, @CHRhealth, @CTBHcare and @MentalHealthCT. https://t.co/hxUV4oCkTi
Statement on the proposed biennial budget on track for approval by the General Assembly: https://t.co/zqqcL50I1y
Press conference this morning with five members of nonprofit boards of directors -- community and business leaders -- announcing 300 of their peers have signed this letter supporting the Appropriations Committee plan to increase funding for nonprofits: https://t.co/l5kUa7uA9i https://t.co/KktkWv3ZpI
CT has a rare opportunity to fix a problem a long time in the making.
Read our OpEd in this weekend's Connecticut Post and other Hearst papers: https://t.co/VeFYr1Rcrq
More than 250 board members of community nonprofits across CT have signed a letter asking Governor Ned Lamont and legislative leaders to support the Appropriations Committee plan to increase funding for nonprofits by $470m by FY27.
Read the letter here: https://t.co/l5kUa7uA9i
The Alliance | Stronger Together
Our membership is more than 300 nonprofits strong and growing. Together, nonprofits deliver essential services to more than half a million people each year and employ almost 14% of Connecticut’s workforce.