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Community Foundation of Middlesex County Avery Fund donors Leah Wysock and Mara Kelley with Avery Leopoldino in 2012. At the Community Foundation of Middlesex County, we know that it’s the little things that count, that can change a community and improve the quality of life for all. TOGETHER we feed the hungry, shelter families, teach young and old to read, preserve local history and land, help people of all ages explore the arts, teach children to swim, support anti-bullying programs in our schools, help those with disabilities experience independence, and so much more. We do this by developing endowments, making…

CFMC launches new infographic to illustrate how we help “Good People Do Great Things”.  

Stand Together for Change Join us today and Take the Pledge to help us make Middlesex County a bully-free community.

We extend a heartfelt Thank You to our generous donors who provided wonderful auction items for “Fiddle Fest on the Connecticut River.” An Enchanting Evening at the Moore Estate Enjoy a private dinner for ten (you and 9 of your closest friends) at the enchanting home of Deborah and Roy Moore in Killingworth. Surrounded by lush gardens and sequestered in fabulous woods, your hosts will prepare an elegant dining experience of seasonal fare. Together with your hosts, you’ll select the menu and will delight in the company of good friends and delicious food complimented by wonderful wines

Bob Drouin of Middletown loved a bargain, made a mean blueberry muffin, and was even was known to dress up as Santa from time to time. He shopped at Saver’s and rarely spent money on himself, but when it came to taking care of his community, Bob’s generosity was outstanding, even after he passed away.

Helping Good People Do Great Things – that is your Legacy of Generosity in Middlesex County. Take a brief tour of some of the great things you have made possible in our community. Thank You for your investment through the years.

The Community Foundation of Middlesex County is accepting grant applications for the Katchen Coley Conservation Fund. Nonprofit organizations working with and in the communities of Cromwell, Durham, Haddam, Middlefield, Middletown, and Portland may download the application