Connecticut Appleseed

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DONORS

Connecticut Appleseed is supported by regional and local foundations, corporations, law firms and individuals. The following donors and grantors gave $100 or more in 2007:

Access Industries, Inc.
Dr. Bert Ballin
Bingham McCutchen LLP
Brown Rudnick
Martin L. Budd
Michael J. Cacace
Carmody & Torrance LLP
Marie A. Casper
Carol S. Clapp
Jonathon Clapp
The Connecticut Community Foundation
The Connecticut State Dental Foundation
Day Pitney LLP
Richard D. Donchian Foundation
Kathryn Emmett/David Golub
Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc.
Hartford Foundation for Public Giving
Kerry and Harry Kuhlman
Peter Libassi
McCarter & English, LLP
Kathleen McFadden
Elizabeth Maldonado
Daniel S. Matos
Joel Mellis
Rev. Mark Moore
Priya Morganstern
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
Murtha Cullina LLP
NewAlliance Foundation
Honorable Jon O. Newman
Northeast Utilities
Pepe & Hazard LLP
Dr. Michael Perl
Pfizer
Pitney Bowes Literacy & Education Fund
RBS/Citizens National Bank Foundation
David A. Reif
Reid & Riege, P.C.
RR Donnelly
Bradley Saxton
John A. Shutkin
Mary E. Sommer
Updike, Kelly & Spellacy, P.C.
Washington Mutual
David J. Wermuth and Jennifer Kroman
Arthur H. White
WK Kellogg Foundation
William Caspar Graustein Memorial Fund

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	Schools to Prisons Pipeline
	Dental Care for Disadvantaged Children
	Education: Improving Parental Involvement in No Child Left Behind (“NCLB”)
	Education: Parent Empowerment Workshops in 2007
	Education: Increasing Parent Access to Basic Education Law Information
	Mental Illness and The Criminal Justice System
	Elder Law Education
	Expanding Immigrants’ Access to Financial Services
	Literacy Connects Inmates & Their Children

A PART OF THE APPLESEED NETWORK
www.appleseednetwork.org

Appleseed, a non-partisan and non-profit organization, is a network of public interest law Centers working to identify and address injustices in their communities. Appleseed works to build a just society through education, legal advocacy, community activism and policy expertise, addressing root causes and producing practical solutions. As one of the nation's largest legal pro bono networks, Appleseed Centers work both independently and collectively, bringing their own experiences to create local solutions that are nationally relevant. We connect the top private practice lawyers, corporate counsel, law schools, civic leaders, and other professionals to tackle problems locally, at their root cause.