Nonprofit Grant Program Awards | Enigma Gov Archive

Connecticut's inaugural $20 million Nonprofit Grant Program, established in 2013 to fund capital purchases at health and human service agencies. Each record identifies a grantee organization by name and location.

Example records

Namelegal entity Cityaddress Stateaddress ZIP Codeaddress Street Addressaddress Contract #registration Address Line 2address Name Of Projectproduct Project Typeclassification Committee Recommended Amountfinancial
Ability Beyond Disability, Inc BETHEL, CT
(41.385804333000465, -73.39843602799965
BETHEL, CT
(41.385804333000465, -73.39843602799965
6801 4 BERKSHIRE BLVD 14OPM8000BD Safety - Squire Renovation 197000
The Kennedy Center, Inc. TRUMBULL, CT
(41.234951125000464, -73.219669371999
TRUMBULL, CT
(41.234951125000464, -73.219669371999
6611 2440 RESEVOIR AVE 14OPM8000BO Generator Improvement 260083
Star, Inc., Lighting the Way… NORWALK, CT
(41.11366384200045, -73.40764969999964
NORWALK, CT
(41.11366384200045, -73.40764969999964
6852 PO BOX 470 14OPM8000DL 14 Vehicles Vehicles/Equipment 342600

Use cases

Nonprofit Vendor Screening for Government Contractors

A KYB analyst at a bank onboarding a nonprofit as a business banking client cross-references the organization against state grant award records to confirm the entity has an established government contracting history, verify its registered address, and assess whether its stated mission aligns with publicly funded activity.

Capital Expenditure Pattern Analysis for Insurance Underwriting

A commercial property insurer underwriting a policy for a health and human services facility reviews the types of capital projects the organization has historically funded through state grants to assess building condition, renovation activity, and infrastructure investment as proxies for property risk.

Market Sizing for Nonprofit Capital Equipment Suppliers

A sales team at a construction or facilities equipment company maps Connecticut health and human service nonprofits that received state capital grants to identify organizations that have recently funded renovations or improvements, prioritizing outreach to those with larger award amounts as likely buyers of equipment or contractor services.

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