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Basic Human Needs - Greater Hartford Gives Foundation Our Priority Outcomes — Basic Human Needs We seek to expand who benefits from opportunity in our region. Creating a region where everyone prospers starts with addressing disparities and removing barriers that keep residents from reaching their full potential. We are focused on five long-term outcomes that together guide our grantmaking and partnerships.
Advancing equity by ensuring food security, reducing homelessness, and expanding access to health care. Longstanding inequitable systems and practices have failed to meet people’s most basic human needs. When these needs are met, our region’s residents will be better able to thrive.
We support nonprofits that address food insecurity, reduce homelessness, and help improve the physical and emotional wellbeing of Greater Hartford residents, prioritizing Black and Latine residents who are disproportionately impacted by structural racism and bias.
Our grantmaking helps to strengthen the local and regional safety net and ensure people have the stability necessary to participate fully in education, the workforce, and their community. We support activities that increase the coordination among basic needs providers, and the responsiveness of local and state agencies. Improved physical and emotional wellbeing of residents.
Here are some examples of our Basic Human Needs work: $8 Million in Investments in Food Security and Basic Needs in 2025 During a challenging year, our Foundation gave $8 million toward food and other basic human needs. This includes grants to 70 nonprofits through our Emergency Assistance Grants program.
Our investments support the entire food ecosystem, from addressing short-term food security needs to supporting organizations working on systemic change. Promoting Health Equity and Addressing Disparities in Health Care A $600,000 core support grant to Hispanic Health Council will support the organization as it works to address health disparities for the Latine community.
Hartford Health Initiative: Providing Access to Health Care The Hartford Health Initiative addresses health inequities in North Hartford by providing free mobile clinics and access to a variety of healthcare services. See more of our Basic Human Needs work Why did we choose this outcome? Our outcome areas are interconnected, data-driven, and community-informed.
We chose these outcomes and developed our grantmaking strategies after listening to community partners and reviewing available data about our residents’ most pressing needs. This is a long-term commitment.
We are forging partnerships with vital nonprofits and championing goals that help bring equity and wellbeing to Greater Hartford through on-the-ground work and prevent residents from losing their jobs, falling into homelessness or facing another day without food. Read the data on Basic Human Needs: Greater Hartford Gives has an internal team of experienced, knowledgeable professionals dedicated to each of our five outcome areas.
These teams work closely with our community partners to stay informed about community needs and best practices. We believe that success in these outcome areas will lead to a more equitable and prosperous Greater Hartford. Black and Latine residents face disproportionate barriers to education and employment opportunities.
These barriers start in early childhood and persist through their education journey and the workplace. When all community members have equitable opportunity to reach their education and career goals, the entire region is strengthened. Achieving equity requires strengthening neighborhoods so that opportunity for social connection and economic mobility reaches all individuals and families.
This means working to increase the number of residents living in quality, affordable housing, and in the growth of prosperous, resident-owned small businesses across the region. Civic and Resident Engagement When residents are civically engaged, they can share their voices to make positive changes in their communities, ensuring policies are responsive to and reflective of the entire community.
Diversity and inclusion in the arts and culture ecosystem — reflected in artists, audiences, arts leaders, and programming — can be a catalyst to bridge differences. We focus on supporting arts and culture organizations that contribute to a more diverse and inclusive arts ecosystem. Learn more about our strategic priorities to dismantle structural racism and advance opportunity in Greater Hartford.
Help us ensure community members have the resources they need to lead self-determined lives. Learn how you can support our strategic priorities. Does your mission or project work align with our Basic Human Needs outcome?
Learn how to best position your organization for our grant opportunities. See current grant opportunities. Questions?
Reach out to our Community Impact team. Email: inquiries@greaterhartfordgives. org Learn about the many approaches we take to make an impact toward Basic Human Needs and all our priority outcomes.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations and community groups serving Greater Hartford residents. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $10,000 - $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Basic Human Needs Emergency Assistance Grant is funded by Hartford Foundation for Public Giving. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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