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New Alliance Foundation Inc

New Haven, CT · EIN 562453619 · Website ↗ · 990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$32.2M

Total Giving

$4.3M

Grants on File

591

Average Grant

$7K

Giving Radius

Where New Alliance Foundation Inc Has Given

Historical grants to 323 recipients across 10 states. Top concentrations: NEW HAVEN ($3.0M, 321 grants), HARTFORD ($237K, 49 grants), HAMDEN ($97K, 11 grants), WILLIMANTIC ($96K, 17 grants), WALLINGFORD ($73K, 14 grants).

Section I

How to Apply

Eligibility requirements, guidelines, funding priorities, application deadlines, and application forms are available on the foundation's website at www.newalliancefoundation.org under "Applying for a Grant".

On Unsolicited Proposals yes

Restrictions

Grants are awarded to established not-for-profit organizations, classified as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. For additional restrictions or limitation please refer to our website WWW.NEWALLIANCEFOUNDATION.ORG under "Applying for a Grant".

Section IV

Recent Grants

Recipient	Location	Amount	Purpose	Year
Artspace INC	New Haven, CT	$12K	To support the 23rd annual city-wide open studios festival, a free, month long arts festival that features 400+ artists and draws 10,000 people to sites across new haven, west haven, and hamden.	2020
Capa Shubert Theatre	New Haven, CT	$15K	To provide general operating support.	2020
Alzheimer's Association	Chicago, IL	$25	To provide general operating support.	2020
Arts Council of Greater New Haven	New Haven, CT	$8K	To provide general operating support.	2020
Boys & Girls Club of New Haven	New Haven, CT	$21K	To provide general operating support.	2020
Camp Courant INC	Hartford, CT	$250	To provide general operating support.	2020
Junta for Progressive Action	New Haven, CT	$8K	To provide general operating support.	2020
All Our Kin	New Haven, CT	$2K	To train, support, And Sustain Family Child Care Educators to Ensure that Children and Families have the Foundation to succeed.	2020
Friends of Saxton B Little Free Library	Columbia, CT	$50	To provide general operating support.	2020
Artecon Initiative	New Haven, CT	$1K	To support artecon initiative(aei) which produces ongoing, accessible arts programming for the westville-west rock neighborhood.	2020
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwestern Ct	Bridgeport, CT	$2K	To provide general operating support.	2020
Booker T Washington Academy	New Haven, CT	$22K	To support new literacy programming in grades k-4 with the goal of INCreasing literacy achievement and engagement.	2020
Bridge Family Center	West Hartford, CT	$4K	To support power to read, a One-to-one Weekly Tutoring Program for High-need Readers at Silver Lane Elementary School in east hartford.	2020
Community Health Resources	Windsor, CT	$5K	To provide general operating support.	2020
Community Foundation of Greater New Haven	New Haven, CT	$10K	To match donations raised by literacy organizations and literacy programs participating in the great give 2020.	2020
Foundation of the Gnhcc	New Haven, CT	$1K	To help support the new haven science fair program.	2020
Agency on Aging	North Haven, CT	$10K	To support experience corps, an inter-generational volunteer program that helps kindergarten through grade 3 children become better readers while keeping older adults engaged in their communities.	2020
Albertus Magnus College	New Haven, CT	$1K	To provide general operating support.	2020
American Red Cross Connecticut and Rhode Island Region	Farmington, CT	$4K	To purchase more cell phones, tablets, ppe, and other instruments to deliver some services remotely during covid-19 pandemic.	2020
Amistad Academy	New Haven, CT	$10K	To provide general operating support.	2020
Amity Teen Center INC	Woodbridge, CT	$5K	To offer teens in grades 7-12 Learning Opportunities Unavailable in Their School curriculum. The program's major focus is business skill development, which concentrates on building competence in reading, writing and financial literacy.	2020
Architecture Resource Center INC	New Haven, CT	$5K	To support the design connections partnership for grades 1-5 with the new haven public schools mathematics department.	2020
Bare Necessities	Clinton, CT	$2K	To provide diapers and wipes to families with a diaper need through existing diaper programs/services in guilford, madison, clinton, westbrook and old saybrook.	2020
Beulah Heights Church INC	New Haven, CT	$5K	To reduce crime and enhance public safety by implementing a seamless sySTEM of services for the offender and family from the time of entry to prison to the time of reintegration back into the community.	2020
Career Resources INC	Bridgeport, CT	$5K	To support the strive program in new haven, which provides job readiness training and placement assistance for women ex-offenders in new haven.	2020

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Section V

Board of Directors

ROBERT J LYONS JR DIRECTOR, CHAIR
ALEXIS H SMITH DIRECTOR, VICE CHAIR
PAUL A MCCRAVEN DIRECTOR, SECRETARY, TREASURER
FRED ACQUAVITA DIRECTOR
MICHAEL T ANGELINI DIRECTOR
MARJORIE BUSSMANN GILLIS ED D DIRECTOR
D ANTHONY GUGLIELMO DIRECTOR
DR DORSEY L KENDRICK DIRECTOR
DAVID I NEWTON DIRECTOR
FAHD VAHIDY DIRECTOR
MARTA E MORET MPH DIRECTOR (THRU 5/8/23)
DIANE L WISHNAFSKI DIRECTOR (THRU 5/8/23)
MARYANN OTT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
ROBERT J LYONS JR DIRECTOR, CHAIRPERSON
PAUL A MCCRAVEN DIRECTOR, SECRETARY, TREASURER
FRED ACQUAVITA DIRECTOR
MICHAEL T ANGELINI DIRECTOR
MARJORIE BUSSMANN GILLIS ED D DIRECTOR
D ANTHONY GUGLIELMO DIRECTOR
DR DORSEY L KENDRICK DIRECTOR
MARTA E MORET MPH DIRECTOR
DAVID I NEWTON DIRECTOR
ALEXIS H SMITH DIRECTOR, VICE CHAIR (BEGAN 11/21/22)
DIANE L WISHNAFSKI DIRECTOR
KIM A HEALEY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (THRU 12/31/22)
MARYANN OTT MANAGING DIRECTOR
ROBERT J LYONS JR DIRECTOR, CHAIRPERSON
PAUL A MCCRAVEN DIRECTOR, SECRETARY, TREASURER
FRED ACQUAVITA DIRECTOR
MICHAEL T ANGELINI DIRECTOR
MARJORIE BUSSMANN GILLIS ED D DIRECTOR
D ANTHONY GUGLIELMO DIRECTOR
DR DORSEY L KENDRICK DIRECTOR
MARTA E MORET MPH DIRECTOR
DAVID I NEWTON DIRECTOR
ALEXIS H SMITH DIRECTOR
DIANE L WISHNAFSKI DIRECTOR
KIM A HEALEY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
MARYANN OTT MANAGING DIRECTOR
ROBERT J LYONS JR DIRECTOR, CHAIRPERSON
PAUL A MCCRAVEN DIRECTOR, SECRETARY, TREASURER
FRED ACQUAVITA DIRECTOR
MICHAEL T ANGELINI DIRECTOR
MARJORIE BUSSMANN GILLIS ED D DIRECTOR
D ANTHONY GUGLIELMO DIRECTOR
DR DORSEY L KENDRICK DIRECTOR
MARTA E MORET MPH DIRECTOR
DAVID I NEWTON DIRECTOR
ALEXIS H SMITH DIRECTOR
DIANE L WISHNAFSKI DIRECTOR
KIM A HEALEY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
MARYANN OTT MANAGING DIRECTOR

Section VI

Filing History

Year-by-year financial summary from IRS 990-PF filings. Total assets and qualifying distributions show the foundation's growth and giving trajectory.

Year	Total Assets	Qualifying Distributions	Total Revenue	Total Expenses
2023	$30.6M	$1.4M	$787K	$1.9M
2022	$28.3M	$1.5M	$1.1M	$1.9M
2021	$35.1M	$1.7M	$1.3M	$2.0M
2020	$34.0M	$1.5M	$1.2M	$1.8M
2019	$31.2M	$1.4M	$2.1M	$1.8M
2015	$28.3M	$1.4M	$3.1M	$2.0M
2014	$30.7M	$1.5M	$2.1M	$2.0M
2013	$31.6M	$1.4M	$3.6M	$2.0M
2012	$29.1M	$1.4M	$1.1M	$1.8M
2011	$27.2M	$1.4M	$14.1M	$8.8M