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Connecticut — Community Chest of New Britain and Berlin Fall 2026 Health & Human Services Grants

The Community Chest of New Britain and Berlin is accepting Fall 2026 proposals from eligible nonprofits and qualified fiscally sponsored groups serving New Britain and Berlin. Current priorities include mental health, general health, food, and housing or shelter, with preference for programs serving children. Applications are due October 15, 2026; the public guidance does not publish a clock time or time zone.

FundingExpected grant range $5,000 to $15,000; generally one year in duration. No mandatory match or cost share is published in the current public guidelines.
DeadlineOctober 15, 2026. The current public guidance does not publish a clock time or time zone.
Last verifiedSeptember 13, 2026
Required next actionConfirm nonprofit or qualified fiscally sponsored eligibility and service to New Britain or Berlin; verify any required one year hiatus; align the request to mental health, general health, food, or housing or shelter; review the live portal for current required fields and uploads; submit before October 15, 2026 without inferring an unpublished time or time zone.

Broad Eligibility

501(c)(3) nonprofits and other qualified community foundation grant recipients serving New Britain and Berlin; grassroots groups may be considered with a governing body and eligible fiscal agent. Public and independent schools are not eligible. A one year hiatus is required after three consecutive years of awards.

Atlas Analysis

Atlas Opportunity Score 88/100. Current priorities explicitly include mental health and general health, with preference for programs serving children. N9+ Fit Score 8/100 because capital equipment is generally not funded except case by case and no connected clinical device pathway is established. QC Healthcare Fit 20/100 conditional because health program and operating support are eligible in principle but no telehealth or physician services pathway is specifically solicited.

Opportunity Overview

The Community Chest of New Britain and Berlin, a supporting organization of the Community Foundation of Greater New Britain, is accepting proposals for its Fall 2026 grant cycle. The funder supports health and human service programs that benefit the New Britain and Berlin communities and currently prioritizes mental health, general health, food, and housing or shelter. Programs serving children in these priority areas receive additional consideration.

Funding and Grant Term

The Community Chest says it expects to make grants generally in the $5,000 to $15,000 range. Grants are generally one year in duration. Renewal funding for multi year projects may be considered case by case. The public guidance does not publish a required match or cost share.

Deadline

Fall applications are due October 15, 2026 for the December Board meeting. The current public guidance does not publish a clock time or time zone, so applicants should submit early rather than infer one.

Eligibility and Geography

Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations with tax exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and other qualified entities eligible to receive community foundation grants. A grassroots group may be considered when it has a governing body and an eligible fiscal agent. Funded work must benefit the New Britain and Berlin communities. A one year hiatus is required after an organization receives three consecutive years of Community Chest grant awards.

Eligible and Restricted Uses

The Community Chest considers program grants, general operating support, and seed grants for new programs. Capital equipment is generally not funded but may be considered case by case. The funder does not make grants for sectarian or religious activities, political or lobbying activities, deficits, direct support of individuals, annual or endowment campaigns, camperships or scholarships for academic or enrichment programs, sponsorships or fundraisers, capital campaigns, performances or one time events, or public and independent schools.

Application and Submission

Applications must be submitted through the Community Foundation of Greater New Britain’s online grant portal. The public guidelines do not publish a separate universal attachment checklist, so applicants should use the live portal as the controlling source for current questions and upload requirements. After review, staff may request additional information or arrange a conference or site visit. Final decisions are made by the Community Chest Board of Directors, and grantees are expected to provide progress reports as specified in the award letter.

Contact

Questions about proposals or the application process may be directed to Candice Tabone, Community Impact Officer, at 860 229 6018 extension 302 or ctabone@cfgnb.org.

Atlas Analysis

Atlas Opportunity Score: 88/100. This is a strong Connecticut community health and behavioral health opportunity because the funder explicitly prioritizes mental health and general health and has a documented history of health and human service awards in New Britain and Berlin.

N9+ Fit Score: 8/100. The current guidelines generally do not fund capital equipment, except case by case, and do not establish a connected clinical device or remote examination pathway. Atlas should not force an N9+ role. QC Healthcare Fit: 20/100 conditional. Program and operating support can support health services in principle, but the funder does not specifically solicit telehealth or contracted physician coverage. Any QC role would require an applicant defined eligible program and confirmation through the funder.

Required Next Action

Confirm the applicant is an eligible nonprofit or qualified fiscally sponsored group serving New Britain or Berlin, confirm it is not in a required one year hiatus, align the request to a current health or human service priority, review the live online application for its current required fields and uploads, and submit before October 15, 2026 without assuming an unpublished clock time or time zone.

Verified sources: Community Chest of New Britain and Berlin How to Apply page, current homepage deadline notice, and official Grant Guidelines; verified September 13, 2026.

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