Non profit organizations in Bloomfield, CT - Page 2

This is a fun place to meet people and develop your speaking abilities. We are a chapter of Toastmasters International

CT Bass Worm Masters is one of the oldest bass club in Connecticut Est. 1974.

The perfect place to create new traditions. Our family-friendly environment offers a variety of activities for all ages. Sit back, relaxed and enjoy your summer!

"All Bloomfield's children birth - 8 are healthy, nurtured, educated and surrounded by opportunities."

Fidelco's 8th annual motorcycle fundraiser will be held on Sunday, October 7. Ride starts and ends at Fidelco’s Bloomfield campus.

This page features information about the history of the Town of Bloomfield, Connecticut and the Wintonbury Parish from which it was formed.

The official page for IngenuityNE.

Vision: To be a model Muslim women’s organization that empowers women in becoming better leaders by enhancing their individual lives, their families and communities through the imp...

This is a page to support MLC students in locating service opportunities for MYP Service as Action o

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Catholic community foundation dedicated to fostering generosity and promoting impactful, faith-based giving in the Archdiocese of Hartford and beyond.

Providing Residential and Day Services for people with intellectual disabilities.

A page to connect riders, instructors and horse enthusiasts in the Centered Riding Southwest Region with Certified Instructors and Registered Members

Mission: To preserve our cultural heritage for the enrichment of communities. Vision: Thriving commu

CT Express AAU Basketball is a unique basketball and child mentoring program looking for top players in Connecticut and Western Massachusetts area.

Our goal is to improve and empower the health, education, economic status of the underserved marginal

Speaking for the Physicians of Middlesex County As One Strong Voice

GOODWorks, Inc. is a women’s support program that promotes the wellbeing of women who are recovering

Started in 2010 by a small group of professionals devoted to construction in a management role, the Connecticut Chapter now has over 300 members

Mission: To develop professional competence, foster professional cooperation, protect the interests of members and the general public, and inform members and the general public of ...