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CHEFA | Financing & Grants for Connecticut Nonprofits CHEFA: Strengthening Connecticut’s Communities Through Strategic Investment Our Mission: Provide financial assistance to eligible entities in the State, expand educational opportunities for Connecticut students, and enhance the quality of life for State residents, including those in distressed communities The Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority (CHEFA) is a trusted statewide resource providing innovative, cost‑effective financial solutions that strengthen Connecticut’s nonprofit sector.
For more than five decades, CHEFA has helped health care providers, educational institutions, child care organizations, cultural institutions, and other nonprofits access low‑cost capital and strategic grant funding—supporting the essential services that enhance quality of life across the state.
Through tax‑exempt financing, grant programs, and mission‑driven subsidiaries, CHEFA expands educational opportunities, supports community development, and invests in organizations serving residents in every corner of Connecticut, including distressed communities. Guided by strong ethical standards and accountable to the public, CHEFA remains committed to helping nonprofits care for, educate, and support the people of Connecticut.
Let us help us you and your nonprofit. Our knowledgable staff and funding resources can help you find the right solution for your project or program funding needs. Capital Investments Loan Program CHEFA Awards Over $1.
2 Million to Strengthen Communities Across Connecticut The Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority (CHEFA) is proud to announce the recipients of its FY 2026 Nonprofit Grant Program Awards, distributing more than $1. 2 million to 22... CHEFA’s 2026 Roadshow Highlights Key Financing & Grant Opportunities for Connecticut Nonprofits CHEFA recently welcomed nonprofit leaders from across the state to its 2026 Roadshow.
The event offered a comprehensive overview of CHEFA’s financing and grant programs, and community development... CHEFA Executive Director Jeanette W. Weldon Announces Retirement After 17 Years of Service Jeanette W.
Weldon, who has served as Executive Director since 2015, will be retiring after 17 years of dedicated service to the Authority and its subsidiaries. Ms. Weldon joined CHEFA in 2009 as...
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Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority (CHEFA) Health Improvement Grant Program is funded by Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority (CHEFA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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