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Collaboration between the Connecticut Humanities Council and the Community Foundation of the Tri-County Area has resulted in a very exciting opportunity for organizations that offer cultural programs in Northeastern Connecticut.

CF young readerThe Cultural Heritage Program encourages and supports the sharing of the rich heritage of eastern Connecticut towns served by the Community Foundation. The program’s grant making will consist of approximately $10,000 awarded to museums and other heritage organizations with educational projects that broaden public appreciation for eastern Connecticut’s rich history, values, and traditions; including the exploration of its racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity and the promotion of the area’s history as a significant resource for the tourism industry.

“The Humanities Council is delighted to add the Community Foundation of the Tri-County Area to the list of community foundations with whom we have joint granting relationships. These collaborations have proved remarkably beneficial to both parties. The Council’s work benefits enormously from the sophisticated understanding that organizations like the Community Foundation of the Tri-County Area have of the needs and organizations in their area. And, our community foundation collaborators profit from our long grant-making track record in heritage funding and from, obviously, the financial contributions we make to the process. The Community Foundation has a splendid reputation for its work in eastern Connecticut and we’re honored to be in association with them.” Bruce Frasier, Connecticut Humanities Council
CULTURAL HERITAGE FUND 2007 Grants: $10,000 to 6 Organizations

• Connecticut Public Broadcasting, Veteran’s History Project Workshop: $1,250
• Willimantic Renaissance, 3rd Thursday Street Festival: $1,000
• Windham Textile & History Museum and the Willimantic Victorian Neighborhood Association,
• “Family Day at Memorial Park”: $2,500
• Windham Historical Society, Encampment Jillson 2007: $2,000
• Windham Textile & History Museum, Industrial Revolution Immigration Pattern Display: $1,400
• Community Coalition for Children, “Beyond Diversity: Let’s Get Real” Workshop for 350 students in eastern CT: $1,850

CULTURAL HERITAGE FUND 2006 Grants

• Blue Slope Country Museum: Applying History, an exportable education program of antique agricultural tools and implements that share rural heritage and agriculture, $1,029.
• Governor Jonathan Trumbull House: Lebanon’s Governor Jonathan Trumbull House museum will honor the American Patriot artist’s 250th birthday with exhibitions, lectures and tours during the museum’s 2006 (six month) season, $1,150.
• The Governor Samuel Huntington Trust: A two-day event, including militia demonstrations, a speakers program, and a reenactment of the 1781 march by the French Army through the town of Scotland, CT, as well as the dedication by Boy Scouts of an interpretive panel, which was an Eagle Scout project, $1,490.
• Mansfield Historical Society: For a museum display on Czech and Hungarian Immigrants, related informational materials for local schools, and a musical performance, $2,782.
• Slater Memorial Museum: For the production of a brochure explaining and promoting the “Norwich Galleries” to key stakeholders for a new permanent exhibit, blending art and history to interpret the heritage of Norwich, $1,800.
• The Society of the Founders of Norwich, Connecticut, Scholarships and kite kits for the April 29th event, “A Conversation with Ben” (Benjamin Franklin) at Three Rivers Community College, $1,750.



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