The Alliance

Wheeler and more than 60 nonprofits are taking part in the @CTNPAlliance “Nonprofit Alliance Day at the Capitol” today to help educate our legislative community about our work and impact across #Connecticut. #teamwork

Read our statement on the budget proposal approved by the Appropriations Committee this afternoon: ctnonprofitalliance.org/statement-on-a…

Read our statement on the budget proposed today by @GovNedLamont: ctnonprofitalliance.org/statement-on-g…

Read our full agenda here: ctnonprofitalliance.org/wp-content/upl…

We're holding a press conference this morning announcing our 2026 Legislative Agenda. Watch live here: ct-n.com/CTNplayer.asp?…

Overnight, millions of dollars in Connecticut was cut from life-saving programs serving people with mental health and addiction needs. Read our press release: ctnonprofitalliance.org/trump-administ…

It is such an honor to be recognized by the @CTNPAlliance, in front of a packed crowd of 700. Connecticut is more grateful than ever for our community social services nonprofits.

Press release: CT Nonprofits already facing federal budget cuts, now struggling with shutdown. ctnonprofitalliance.org/ct-nonprofits-…

What should nonprofits do if the federal government shuts down? From our friends at the @NatlCouncilNPs: councilofnonprofits.org/articles/gover…

Grateful that Governor Lamont has signed our bill to support Connecticut's nonprofits! @GovNedLamont

Nonprofit providers appreciate the support of the Governor and General Assembly in turning this idea into law. It can make a difference in the lives of thousands of Connecticut residents – people who work for or are served by community nonprofits.

Community nonprofit providers both are part of the social safety net and part of the business community across Connecticut. The Act builds on the funding increases built into the budget and in recent budgets to keep nonprofit funding from falling further behind rising costs.

Earlier this week @GovNedLamont signed into law Public Act 25-151. Beginning in the next biennium, nonprofit funding will increase with inflation every year during the state's budget process.

Statement on the budget bill approved by the U.S. Senate today: ctnonprofitalliance.org/statement-on-t…

The support of legislators from both parties can help keep us on track as the state faces federal funding challenges this year and beyond. We thank them for their invaluable support.

Importantly, the legislature also passed a bipartisan bill that, if signed into law, would index future funding levels to inflation. The combination of funding increases and future indexing means that nonprofits can take a step forward not just this biennium, but into the future.

Community-based nonprofits saw solid gains in the 2025 General Assembly session. The biennial budget agreement will provide more than $200m in new dollars that will be a lifeline for health and human services providers, their staff and the people who depend on their services.

We are excited that SB1358 passed the State Senate late last night with bipartisan support! Thank you to Sen. @MattLesser for leading passage! Now let’s get it through the House! Take a minute to email your State Rep. and the Governor now: …munitynonprofitalliance.salsalabs.org/SB1358/index.h…