Denise Zamore

Provides hospital and medical service plans

Provides health care plans, behavioral modification programs and personalized health portals

Functions as a College/University

Operates non-profit organizations which provides essential resources that helps directors strength board leadership

Operates as alumni association

Functions as a College/University

Provides primary care physicians services

Hartford Promise, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing college access, success, and graduation rates among public high school students. It offers the Hartford Promise Scholarship, a last-dollar award providing up to $20,000 in financial aid per scholar, which can be combined with additional funding from the Greater Hartford Gives Foundation’s Greater Futures Scholarship, totaling up to $100,000 over four years. Eligible students must meet criteria including continuous attendance at Hartford public high schools, residency, high attendance rates, and a minimum GPA. Hartford Promise implements an integrated college success model comprising three programs: college access support, college success support, and post-graduation support. The organization partners with multiple Hartford public and magnet high schools and relies on community support and donations to sustain its mission of fostering educational success and strengthening Hartford’s future workforce. The private company is based in Hartford, CT. This approach addresses academic, financial, and social challenges to foster meaningful employment and economic mobility.

Founded in 1952, Connecticut Bar Foundation, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing civil justice and supporting the legal profession. The private company is based in Hartford, CT. The company funds access to justice by providing annual grants to legal aid organizations serving low-income residents unable to afford legal representation. It administers multiple grant programs, including Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts/Interest on Trust Accounts (IOLTA/IOTA), judicial branch grants-in-aid, and court fees grants-in-aid, distributing funding to support legal services addressing issues such as housing, domestic violence, family crises, and veterans’ needs. The foundation offers scholarships to law students based on financial need and provides resources and guidance for attorneys and banks participating in the IOLTA/IOTA programs. It collaborates with the Connecticut Bar Association, judicial branch, law schools, and diverse bar associations to promote legal education, professional development, and equitable access to justice. The James W. Cooper Fellows Program recognizes and engages lawyers, judges, and legal educators committed to improving the legal system and fostering the rule of law. The foundation promotes understanding of the law and the administration of justice through educational programs, speaker series, and public outreach, emphasizing diversity, inclusion, and public participation.