4-CT In the News

The Center for Advanced Policing at the University of New Haven has received a $100,000 grant from the Connecticut COVID-19 Charity Connection (4-CT) to implement an innovative new community policing training program for area officers.

Low-income families throughout Connecticut have been able to file their tax returns thanks to a $115,000 grant in April through the Connecticut COVID-19 Charity Connection (4-CT), and the Virtual Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program.

Gov. Ned Lamont announced the launch new community resources aimed at helping the state's efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19 by helping people who have the virus isolate from others.

The Travelers Championship listed 4-CT as one of the beneficiaries they will be supporting to show appreciation for the healthcare efforts in the fight against COVID-19.

As we enter the fall with the possibility of a second wave, 4-CT will be refocusing all of it's energies on the 4-CT Card program so that it can provide the most aid possible to the greatest number of Connecticut residents.

4-CT has achieved tremendous impact with the support of Governor Lamont and state officials with it's biggest impact coming from the 4-CT Card Program which has delivered more than $1 million (and counting) in direct aid to the most vulnerable populations.

4-CT is thankful to have partnered with Usio, an integrated electronic payment solutions provider, to distribute prepaid cards to help vulnerable communities in Connecticut.

4-CT partners with Community Health Centers Association of CT to provide COVID testing twice a week at twenty one churches throughout the state