4-CT In the News

Connecticut’s first lady Annie Lamont joins first lady Jill Biden in a Zoom meeting of the nation’s first spouses where she mentions her involvement with 4-CT.

Along with 4-CT, the Connecticut Health Foundation launched a grant to bring community health workers to local health departments so people can learn about the virus from people they know and trust.

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.