Clinton Gives Back: How To Make A Difference This Season And Beyond

Giving Tuesday is all about generosity — and some of the most meaningful giving happens right here at home. Celebrated the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, Giving Tuesday shifts the focus from finding deals to doing good. But there’s no reason to wait — or stop once the day has passed.

This year, Patch and T-Mobile are spotlighting organizations in the Clinton area that are making a difference and helping others in need. These local groups are doing important work, and there are plenty of ways to support them — from donating and volunteering to spreading the word. This isn’t a complete list, but it’s a great place to start, so be sure to reach out to each organization directly to learn how you can help.

Families Helping Families

This all-volunteer nonprofit collects goods and funds to assist Clinton families facing hardship. They partner with other local groups to provide support with food, heating, children’s enrichment and more.

Learn more: fhfclinton.org

Bare Necessities

Bare Necessities distributes diapers and wipes through food pantries and community services to families in need along the Connecticut. shoreline. Their mission is to keep babies healthy and help relieve financial pressure from low-income households.
Learn more: barenecessitiesct.org

Clinton Human Services

Clinton Human Services connects residents with social services, prevention programs, family support and clinical referrals. They work to bridge gaps in resources and to help neighbors find the support they need.
Learn more: clintonhumanservices.com

Clinton Education Foundation

The Clinton Education Foundation awards grants and scholarships to support students and educators beyond the normal school budget. Their funding enables programs and resources that strengthen education and opportunity in the community.
Learn more: clintoneducationfoundation.org

Clinton Historical Society

The Clinton Historical Society preserves local heritage through care of museums, historic buildings and gardens like the Elisha White House (“Old Brick”) and the George Flynn Library. They host exhibits, tours and events while welcoming volunteers and donations to maintain their collections.
Learn more: clintoncthistory.org

Study Hall Inc.

Study Hall provides affordable academic tutoring and support to students in grades 3 and up. Volunteers can assist as tutors or mentors, and donations help support student scholarships and instructional materials.
Learn more: studyhalltutor.com

Clinton Land Conservation Trust (CLCT)

CLCT works to protect and maintain open land, wetlands and marshes in and around Clinton for public benefit and ecological health. They run conservation projects, trails, habitat restoration efforts and welcome volunteer stewardship.
Learn more: clintonlandtrust.org

Give back in whatever way feels right for you — together, we can make an impact in Clinton.

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