Newtown Savings Bank Foundation Grant

Newtown Savings Bank Foundation Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Newtown Savings Bank Foundation
Last Updated: October 01, 2025

Summary

The Newtown Savings Bank Foundation Grant supports nonprofit organizations that aid families and individuals in financial need. Established in 1998, the Foundation disburses funds quarterly and prioritizes programs focused on affordable housing, economic development, and vocational training. Annually, it awards at least one college scholarship and donations to community service agencies, including food banks. Since 2005, over $650,000 has been granted to various educational and charitable initiatives within the bank's market area.

Overview

NOTE: Applications are accepted throughout the year with disbursements occurring on a quarterly basis. Newtown Savings Bank Foundation Grant The Newtown Savings Bank Foundation, established in 1998, is a Section 501(c) (3) organization which provides funding to non-profits that support families and individuals with financial need in our communities. Each year the Board of Trustees approves a budget that represents at least 5% of the fund balance at fiscal year end. The Foundation traditionally provides at least one college scholarship donation annually with each of the Bank’s primary communities, and also provides a donation to at least one social service agency annually, usually a food bank, in each primary branch town. The Foundation traditionally provides at least one college scholarship donation annually with each of the Bank’s primary communities, and also provides a donation to at least one social service agency annually, usually a food bank, in each primary branch town. Since 2005, over $650,000 in grants have been awarded to dozens of educational and charitable organizations located within the bank’s market area. Community Support The Foundation looks to support organizations that… provide programs and services to our neighbors who demonstrate financial needare based in towns within our market area or serve neighboring communitiesfocus on affordable housing, economic development, financial education, life skills, and/or vocational training initiativesare innovative and design programs that provide sustainable solutions to issues impacting our community

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Over time the Bank’s communities have expanded, and now include:

Bethel  Bridgeport
Brookfield 
Danbury  Monroe

Newtown 
Oxford Shelton
Southbury
Trumbull

Woodbury There are occasions where the Bank will support out of market organizations that serve the population in our primary communities, or organizations that exist in the towns that immediately surround our primary communities. Please note that our decisions are based on a variety of criteria including budget, strategic sectors, geographic location and timing.