2019 COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT

Investing In Our Communities

OUR COMMITMENT REMAINS UNWAVERING, AS WE INVEST IN WHAT MATTERS MOST TO THE COMMUNITIES WHERE WE LIVE AND WORK.

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Dear Friends,

People’s United is pleased to share with you our 2019 Community Impact Annual Report.

Each year, it’s a pleasure to reflect on the many ways we contributed to

the communities where we live and work, and to share stories of how

together, with our nonprofit partners and thousands of volunteers, we

are creating thriving, sustainable, productive communities.

In 2019, we continued to build on our long-standing legacy and culture

of giving back by investing time, money, and resources to address

the needs of our communities through charitable giving, employee

engagement, community reinvestments, and outreach efforts.

Throughout the year, we worked alongside our colleagues and in

collaboration with community partners to achieve our common goals of

improving the quality of life for residents and creating communities

where individuals, families, and businesses can prosper. As we celebrate

our successes and examine the ongoing needs in the communities

we serve, we thank the many individuals, colleagues, and partners

who stepped up to make a difference. We’re proud of our progress

this past year and look forward to continuing this momentum into the

new decade.

JACK P. BARNES

Chairman & CEO, People’s United Bank and Chairman,People’s United Community Foundation

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION 3

DEEPENING OUR IMPACT 4

A CULTURE OF GIVING BACK 6

EMPOWERING OUR EMPLOYEES 8

PAYING IT FORWARD 10

REVITALIZING OUR NEIGHBORHOODS 12

BUILDING COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS 14

CREATING POSITIVE CHANGE 16

PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 18

GRANT ALLOCATION BY FOCUS AREA 18

FINANCIALS 19

PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF EASTERN MA 20

GRANT ALLOCATION BY FOCUS AREA 20

FINANCIALS 21

GRANT RECIPIENTS 22

FOUNDATION MEMBERS 28

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP MATTERS 30

CONTACT US 31

OUR UNWAVERING COMMITMENT

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Deepening Our

Impact”We strive to develop long-term

strategic relationships within our communities that will

help deepen our impact for years to come.”

JEFF TENGEL PRESIDENT, PEOPLE’S UNITED BANK

photo credit: Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries, Boston, MA.

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TOTAL IMPACT:$144.8 MILLION

7*Foundations include People’s United Community Foundation and People’s United Community Foundation of Eastern MA.

$3.8mFOUNDATION GRANTS$3.8 million awarded in grants by People’s United Community Foundations*

$5.4mBANK CONTRIBUTIONS$5.4 million in charitable contributions, sponsorships, and volunteer impact from People’s United Bank

$135.6mINVESTMENTS$135.6 million in SBA loans and affordable-housing investments

We take our responsibility to be good neighbors seriously, as we invest time and money to address the needs of individuals, families, businesses, and entire communities. Our ongoing community partnership efforts consist of the following activities:

CHARITABLE GIVING

We provide charitable contributions in two ways: Initiatives funded through People’s United Bank and grants awarded to eligible nonprofit organizations through the Bank’s two charitable foundations.

EMPLOYEE VOLUNTEERISM

From serving on boards, teaching financial education classes, and participating in fundraising events, People’s United Bank employees are always volunteering and making a difference.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS

We invest in the financial health and well-being of our neighbors through our Financial Education, First-time Homebuyer Education, and Fraud Prevention community outreach initiatives.

COMMUNITY REINVESTMENTS

People’s United Bank is committed to continuing our extensive legacy of meeting the needs of all communities in our footprint, including those of low or moderate income.

VOLUNTEER HOURSOver 32,000 volunteer hours contributed by employees

32k

750FINANCIAL EDUCATION WORKSHOPSNearly 750 financial literacy workshops conducted

A CULTURE OF GIVING BACK

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Our employees are at the center of everything we do.

Every year our employees give generously of their time and talent by serving on boards and committees, participating in fundraising activities, donating goods, providing financial education, and taking an active role in the communities where they live and work.

In 2019, People’s United Bank employees recorded more than 32,000 volunteer hours, valued at over $950,000. In addition, nearly 750 financial education lessons were facilitated, reaching close to 21,000 individuals of all ages, from students in grades K–12, to adults and seniors.

The hours of volunteer time that our employees invested in our communities consisted of various hands-on service projects in collaboration with hundreds of nonprofit organizations; including packing thousands of pounds of food at local food banks, participating in neighborhood cleanups and beautification projects, and raising funds and awareness for meaningful causes.

We are extremely proud of the individual contributions and collaborative efforts that demonstrated People’s United Bank’s culture of giving back.

JA IN A DAYIn an annual partnership with Junior Achievement of Greater Fairfield County, our employees spent the day at High Horizons Magnet School in Bridgeport, CT, teaching students in grades K—8 about savings, spending, career readiness, and more.

EMPOWERING OUR EMPLOYEES

750FINANCIAL

WORKSHOPSREACHED...

13.5kCHILDREN, TEENS,

AND YOUNG ADULTS

7.1kADULTS AND

SENIOR CITIZENS

FINANCIAL EDUCATION INITIATIVES

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VERMONT FOODBANK’S VEGGIEVANGOA team of employees who volunteered at the Vermont FoodBank packed 7,724 pounds of produce. The food that was sorted later made its way to the Vermont FoodBank’s VeggieVanGo events at schools and hospitals throughout the state, helping to transform produce into a healthy meal shared around the table with families.

MOBERLY’S GIFT OF LIFELEAF Commercial Capital, a subsidiary of People’s United Bank, held a blood drive at our Moberly, MO office. The team surpassed its goal and collected 22 units.

SPIRIT OF GIVING Employees across the Greater Bridgeport region donated hundreds of holiday gifts to help brighten the holidays for 43 families in need. The gifts were delivered through three nonprofit organizations: Sterling House Community Center, the Salvation Army, and DOMUS.

PROJECT BREAD’S WALK FOR HUNGERPeople’s United Bank sponsored the Charles River Community Health team for Project Bread’s Walk for Hunger. The funds raised went toward providing food and vouchers to families in need.

STUFF A BUSOur employees in Long Island, NY partnered with United Way for a school supply collection drive. Employees donated, sorted, and packed up the bus, which made deliveries to local schools to ensure that children had the supplies they need for school success.

PIES, CAKES, & COOKIES, OH MY!Our employees in the Chesterfield, NH branch held a successful third annual bake-off fundraising event. All bake-off entries were sold, collecting a total of more than $1,700, which was donated to Joan’s Food Pantry.

$950k

10k

PAYINGIT FORWARD

32kVOLUNTEER

HOURS

VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

VALUE OF VOLUNTEER

HOURS

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CONTRIBUTING NEARLY $100 MILLION TO SUPPORT NEIGHBORHOOD REVITALIZATION AND STABILIZATION EFFORTS

In 2019, Bridgeport Neighborhood Trust (BNT) broke ground on one of its latest projects focused on revitalizing Bridgeport’s Downtown West area. The project at 273-301 West Avenue is expected to bring 18 units of mixed- income apartments to the neighborhood.

The $4.6 million West Liberty Commons project is part of a series of housing and commercial developments that BNT has been working on in Downtown West for years.

Financing for the complex was a combination of private and public lenders, including the Connecticut State Department of Housing, which provided roughly $3.2 million to the project. The remaining capital was obtained through private partners, including People’s United Bank, Bridgeport Landing Development, Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston, and the Local Initiatives Support Corporation.

Demand for affordable housing continues to grow. Last year, 140,531 Connecticut households were deemed “extremely low income,” yet only 51,050 affordable rental units were available in the state.

WEST LIBERTY COMMONS, BRIDGEPORT, CT”Replacing vacant lots with vibrant communities is at the heart of BNT’s work,” said CEO Noah Gotbaum during the groundbreaking ceremony. “Safe, secure, and affordable housing is the key to this city’s and this country’s future. With out it, communities crumble and businesses flee. With it, we attract workers and business.”

REVITALIZINGOUR NEIGHBORHOODS

2019 AFFORDABLE HOUSING INVESTMENTS

STATE EQUITY INVESTMENT

CT $14,300,000

MA $25,000,000

NH $7,750,000

VT $22,320,700

ME $21,800,000

NY $5,000,000

Total $96,170,700

14.9%

26.0%

8.1%23.2%

22.7%

5.2%

photo credit: Bridgeport Neighborhood Trust. Image by Elias Rosario/American View Productions.

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Building Community Partnerships“Together with our community

partners, we can have a greater impact on creating more

equitable communities and long-term positive change.”

KAREN GALBO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,

PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS

photo credit: Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford, CT.

Image by Spencer Sloan.

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More than $3.8 million was awarded in grants to more than 600 nonprofit organizations within our communities.

Our commitment to the communities we serve is amplified by the work of our two charitable foundations—People’s United Community Foundation and People’s United Community Foundation of Eastern MA.

Together with our community partners, we addressed some of the most critical issues facing our neighbors and connected them to the resources needed to achieve their goals.

Grants supported programs and services in our primary focus areas of commu-nity and economic development; youth development and services; education; affordable housing; social, health, and human services; and arts and culture.

Our community partners inspired us throughout the year, as they worked tirelessly to empower individuals and spur economic growth through a wide range of innovative approaches and programs. We are proud to support the tremendous work of our nonprofit partners that are transforming lives and helping to shape our neighborhoods into vibrant communities.

People’s United is proud to be a part of the collective impact work of so many outstand ing nonprofit partners that are committed to a shared goal of bringing positive change to individuals and our communities.

CREATING POSITIVE CHANGE

INVESTING IN THE NEXT GENERATIONFunding for youth programs and services topped our Foundations’ investments in 2019, with more than $1.3 million allocated to targeted initiatives to help youth reach their full potential.

FOUNDATION GRANTS

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PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

TOTALING

$2,929,058

103GRANTS

AWARDED

PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF EASTERN MA

TOTALING

$879,875

508GRANTS

AWARDED

photo credit: Museum of Science, Boston, MA.

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PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

AFFORDABLE HOUSING $ 498,500

COMMUNITY & $ 1,384,557 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT $ 1,046,000

TOTAL GRANTS $ 2,929,057

GRANT ALLOCATION BY FOCUS AREAS

17%

47%

36%

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FINANCIALS

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONDECEMBER 31, 2019 (UNAUDITED)

ASSETS

Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 2,086,306

Investments, at Market Value $ 54,668,889

Other Assets $ 135,658

Total Assets $ 56,890,853

LIABILITIES

Accrued Expenses $ 14,993

Excise Tax Payable $ 2,768

Total Liabilities $ $17,761

Net Assets $ 56,873,092

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $ 56,890,853

STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURESFOR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2019 (UNAUDITED)

REVENUE

Interest and Dividend Income $ 1,533,652

Net Gains and Losses $ 9,298,753

Other Income $ 349,322

Total Revenue $ 11,181,727

EXPENDITURES

Grants $ 2,929,057

Administrative Expenses $ 236,223

Other Expenses $ 349,322

Total Expenses $ 3,514,602

Net Revenue $ 7,667,125

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PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONOF EASTERN MA

GRANT ALLOCATION BY FOCUS AREAS

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FINANCIALS

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONDECEMBER 31, 2019 (UNAUDITED)

ASSETS

Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 97,358

Investments, at Market Value $ 15,400,690

Other Assets $ 21,660

Total Assets $ 15,519,708

LIABILITIES

Accrued Expenses $ 7,050

Total Liabilities $ 7,050

Net Assets $ 15,512,658

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $ 15,519,708

STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURESFOR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2019 (UNAUDITED)

REVENUE

Interest and Dividend Income $ 611,941

Net Gains and Losses $ 2,386,396

Total Revenue $ 2,998,337

EXPENDITURES

Grants $ 879,875

Administrative Expenses $ 86,626

Total Expenses $ 966,501

Net Revenue $ 2,031,836

AFFORDABLE HOUSING $ 67,500

ARTS & CULTURE $ 22,500

EDUCATION $ 278,875

LOW & MODERATE INCOME $ 146,000

SOCIAL, HEALTH, & $ 365,000 YOUTH SERVICES

TOTAL GRANTS $ 879,875

8%

17%

2%41%

32%

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2019 GRANT RECIPIENTS

PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION:

AABR

ABBOTT HOUSE

ACCESS AGENCY

ACCION EAST

ACHIEVEMENT FIRST BRIDGEPORT ACADEMY

ADDISON COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION GROUP

ADELBROOK

AGENCY ON AGING OF SOUTH CENTRAL CONNECTICUT

ALWAYS HOME

AMERICA NEEDS YOU

AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS

ANEW PLACE

APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN CLUB

APPLIED BEHAVIORAL REHABILITATION INSTITUTE

ARTIST FOR HUMANITY

ASSOCIATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS

BANGOR YMCA

BARTLETT ARBORETUM & GARDENS

BAY COVE HUMAN SERVICES

BENNINGTON AREA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

BENNINGTON COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS

BEST BUDDIES INTERNATIONAL

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF FRANKLIN COUNTY

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF NEW YORK CITY

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF SOUTHERN MAINE

BIG SISTER ASSOCIATION OF GREATER BOSTON

BILLINGS FORGE COMMUNITY WORKS

BOOK FAIRIES

BOSTON CHINATOWN NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER

BOTTOMLESS CLOSET

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF BRISTOL FAMILY CENTER

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF BURLINGTON

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF GREATER NASHUA

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF GREATER VERGENNES

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF LAWRENCE

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF MANCHESTER

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF MERIDEN

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF RUTLAND COUNTY

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF STAMFORD

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF WORCESTER

BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF DORCHESTER

BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF HARTFORD

BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF METROWEST

BOYS AND GIRLS VILLAGE

BRIDGEPORT CARIBE YOUTH LEADERS

BRIDGEPORT NEIGHBORHOOD TRUST

BRIDGEPORT PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND

BRIDGEPORT RESCUE MISSION

BUDGET BUDDIES

BUILDING EDUCATED LEADERS FOR LIFE

BUILDING ONE COMMUNITY

CAMBA

CAMP TA-KUM-TA

CAPITAL FOR CHANGE

CAPITAL WORKFORCE PARTNERS

CAPSTONE COMMUNITY ACTION

CARDINAL MCCLOSKEY COMMUNITY SERVICES

CARDINAL SHEHAN CENTER

CAREER COLLABORATIVE

CAREER RESOURCES

CAREERS SUPPORT SOLUTIONS

CARITAS OF PORT CHESTER

CAROLINE HOUSE

CASA MYRNA VASQUEZ

CATCH NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING

CATHOLIC CHARITIES ARCHDIOCESE OF HARTFORD

CATHOLIC CHARITIES NEW HAMPSHIRE

CATHOLIC CHARITIES, DIOCESE OF NORWICH

CENTER FOR CHILDRENS ADVOCACY

CENTER FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

CENTRAL CONNECTICUT COAST YMCA

CENTRAL ISLIP CIVIC COUNCIL

CENTRAL NASSAU GUIDANCE & COUNSELING SERVICES

CENTRAL VERMONT ADULT BASIC EDUCATION

CEREBRAL PALSY OF WESTCHESTER

CHAMPLAIN COMMUNITY SERVICES

CHAMPLAIN VALLEY OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY

CHILD AND FAMILY AGENCY OF SOUTHEASTERN CONNECTICUT

CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

CHILDRENS INVESTMENT FUND

CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY ACTION

CIRCULO DE LA HISPANIDAD

CITIZEN SCHOOLS

CITIZENS’ HOUSING AND PLANNING ASSOCIATION

COALITION FOR A BETTER ACRE

COLUMBUS HOUSE

COMMITTEE ON TEMPORARY SHELTER

COMMUNITY ACTION PIONEER VALLEY

COMMUNITY BICYCLE CENTER

2019 GRANT RECIPIENTS

COMMUNITY CAPITAL NEW YORK

COMMUNITY CAREGIVERS OF GREATER DERRY

COMMUNITY CENTER OF NORTHERN WESTCHESTER

COMMUNITY CULINARY SCHOOL OF NORTHWESTERN CT

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF LONG ISLAND

COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUND FOUNDATION

COMMUNITY FARMS OUTREACH

COMMUNITY FINANCIAL LITERACY

COMMUNITY HARVEST PROJECT

COMMUNITY HOUSING INNOVATIONS

COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH AFFILIATES

COMMUNITY RENEWAL TEAM

COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER

COMMUNITY RESOURCE EXCHANGE

COMMUNITY SERVINGS

COMMUNITY SOUP KITCHEN

CONCEPTS FOR ADAPTIVE LEARNING

CONNECT US

CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION FOR HUMAN SERVICES

CONNECTICUT COALITION TO END HOMELESSNESS

CONNECTICUT FOOD BANK

CONNECTICUT INSTITUTE FOR REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS

CONNECTICUT PUBLIC BROADCASTING

CONNECTICUT SCIENCE CENTER

CONNECTICUT VETERANS LEGAL CENTER

CONNECTICUT ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY

CONNECTIKIDS

COOPERATIVE FUND OF NEW ENGLAND

CORPORATION FOR SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

COUNCIL FOR ECONOMIC EDUCATION

COVENANT PREPARATORY SCHOOL

COVENANT SOUP KITCHEN

COVENANT TO CARE FOR CHILDREN

COVER HOME REPAIR

CRADLES TO CRAYONS

CRISTO REY BOSTON HIGH SCHOOL

CRISTO REY BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL

CROTCHED MOUNTAIN FOUNDATION

DANBURY SCHOOLS AND BUSINESS COLLABORATIVE

DISCOVERY MUSEUM

DISMAS HOUSE OF MASSACHUSETTS

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER

DOMUS KIDS

EAST END ARTS & HUMANITIES COUNCIL

EASTER SEALS MAINE

EASTER SEALS VERMONT

EASTERN AREA AGENCY ON AGING

EASTERN CONNECTICUT WORKFORCE INVESTMENT BOARD

EASTERSEALS NEW HAMPSHIRE

ECONOMIC MOBILITY PATHWAYS

EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT GROUP

EL CENTRO HISPANO

ELEANOR WHITMORE EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER

FAIRFIELD COUNTY’S COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY

FAMILIES FIRST PARENTING PROGRAMS

FAMILIES IN TRANSITION

FAMILY & CHILDREN’S AGENCY

FAMILY & CHILDREN’S AID

FAMILY REENTRY

FAMILY SERVICE LEAGUE

FARM TO FAMILY

FEEDING WESTCHESTER

FELLOWSHIP PLACE

FIDELCO GUIDE DOG FOUNDATION

FISH OF GREATER NEW HAVEN

FIVER CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION

FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY

FOOD RESCUE US

FOUNDATION OF THE GREATER NEW HAVEN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

FRESH START FURNITURE BANK

FRIENDS OF GREEN CHIMNEYS

FRIENDS OF KAREN

FRIENDS OF THE CHILDREN-BOSTON

FURNITURE BANK OF SOUTHEASTERN CT

FUTURE 5

GATEWAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION

GENERATIONS INCORPORATED

GENESIS CLUB HOUSE

GENESIS FUND

GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL OF GREATER NEW YORK

GIRL SCOUTS OF CONNECTICUT

GIRLS INC. OF GREATER LOWELL

GIRLS INC. OF LONG ISLAND

GIRLS INC. OF THE VALLEY

GIRLS INC. OF WESTCHESTER COUNTY

GIRLS INC. OF WORCESTER

GLOBAL CAMPUSES FOUNDATION

GOOD SHEPHERD FOOD BANK

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND

GOVERNOR’S PREVENTION PARTNERSHIP

GRACE ACADEMY

GRANITE UNITED WAY

GREATER BRIDGEPORT AREA PREVENTION PROGRAM

GREATER BURLINGTON YMCA

GREATER NASHUA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

GREEN MOUNTAIN HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

GREEN VILLAGE INITIATIVE

GREENWICH LAND TRUST

GREYSTON FOUNDATION

GROUNDWORKS COLLABORATIVE

GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH INSTITUTE

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY NEW YORK CITY

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF EASTERN CT

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF GREATER LOWELL

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF GREATER NEW HAVEN

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF RUTLAND COUNTY

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF SUFFOLK

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY YORK COUNTY

HABITAT FOR HUMANTITY OF COASTAL FAIRFIELD COUNTY

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HALL NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE

HANDS ON HARTFORD

HANNAH GRIMES CENTER

HAPHOUSING

HARBOR HOMES

HARLEM CHILDREN’S ZONE

HARTFORD PROMISE

HARTFORD YOUTH SCHOLARS FOUNDATION

HEALTH AND WELFARE COUNCIL OF LONG ISLAND

HEDCO

HIGHER EDGE

HISPANIC COUNSELING CENTER

HOME HEALTHCARE, HOSPICE AND COMMUNITY SERVICES

HOMEFRONT

HOMES WITH HOPE

HOMESHARE VERMONT

HOPE FAMILY JUSTICE CENTER

HORIZONS AT GREENS FARMS ACADEMY

HORIZONS AT NEW CANAAN COUNTRY SCHOOL

HORIZONS AT NORWALK COMMUNITY COLLEGE

HORIZONS AT SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY

HOT BREAD KITCHEN

HOUR CHILDREN

HOUSATONIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION

HOUSATONIC HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FUND

HUMAN RESOURCES AGENCY OF NEW BRITAIN

HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL

INDEPENDENT GROUP HOME LIVING PROGRAM

INITIATIVE FOR A COMPETITIVE INNER CITY

INTERFAITH NUTRITION NETWORK

INTERISE

INTERNATIONAL HARTFORD

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BOSTON

INTERVAL HOUSE

INTERVALE CENTER

ISLAND HARVEST FOOD BANK

JCY-WESTCHESTER COMMUNITY PARTNERS

JEREMIAH PROGRAM

JEREMIAH’S INN

JEWISH BOARD OF FAMILY AND CHILDREN’S SERVICES

JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER HARTFORD

JOHN GRAHAM SHELTER

JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF GREATER FAIRFIELD COUNTY

JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF MAINE

JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF NEW YORK

JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF SOUTHWEST NEW ENGLAND

JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS

KEEP ROCKLAND BEAUTIFUL

KENNEBEC VALLEY COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM

KIDS IN CRISIS

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION

LA FUERZA UNIDA

LA FUERZA UNIDA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

LAKE CHAMPLAIN MARITIME MUSEUM AT BASIN HARBOR

LAWRENCE COMMUNITYWORKS

LAWRENCE FAMILY DEVELOPMENT

LAWYERS ALLIANCE FOR NEW YORK

LEADERSHIP, EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS IN PARTNERSHIP

LEGAL SERVICES OF THE HUDSON VALLEY

LENA PARK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

LEVITICUS FUND

LGBT NETWORK

LIFE’S WORC FAMILY CENTER FOR AUTISM

LIFTING UP WESTCHESTER

LITERACY COUNCIL OF GREATER NEW HAVEN

LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF CENTRAL CT

LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF GREATER HARTFORD

LITTLE SISTERS OF THE ASSUMPTION FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES

LOCAL INITIATIVES SUPPORT CORPORATION

LONG ISLAND CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

LONG ISLAND COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS

LONG ISLAND COUNCIL OF CHURCHES

LUND FAMILY CENTER

LVA SCHOOL

MADISON PARK DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

MADISON SQUARE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB

MADONNA PLACE

MAINE DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION

MAINESTREAM FINANCE

MARC COMMUNITY RESOURCES

MARGUERITES PLACE

MARTHA’S KITCHEN

MASSACHUSETTS AFFORDABLE HOUSING ALLIANCE

MAUREENS HAVEN

MCGIVNEY COMMUNITY CENTER

MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION

MENTOR NEW YORK

MENTOR VERMONT

MERCY CONNECTIONS

MERCY HAVEN

MERCY HOSPITAL

MERCY LEARNING CENTER OF BRIDGEPORT

MERRIMACK VALLEY FOOD BANK

MERRIMACK VALLEY HOUSING PARTNERSHIP

METRO HOUSING BOSTON

METRO WEST COLLABORATIVE DEVELOPMENT

MONADNOCK AREA TRANSITIONAL SHELTER

MONADNOCK WORKSOURCE

MORE THAN WORDS

MUSEUM OF SCIENCE, BOSTON

MY SISTERS’ PLACE

NATIVITY SCHOOL OF WORCESTER

NAZARETH HOUSING

NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES OF NEW HAVEN

NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES OF NEW YORK CITY

NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES OF WATERBURY

NEIGHBORHOOD OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING

NEIGHBORWORKS NEW HORIZONS

NEIGHBORWORKS SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE

NETWORK AGAINST DOMESTIC ABUSE

NEW BEGINNINGS FAMILY ACADEMY

NEW ENGLAND AIR MUSEUM

NEW ENGLAND KURN HATTIN HOMES

NEW GROUND

NEW HAVEN ECOLOGY PROJECT

NEW HAVEN LAND TRUST

NEW HAVEN PROMISE

NEW LEADERS

NEW LONDON HOMELESS HOSPITALITY CENTER

NEW REACH

NEW YORK CARES

NEW YORK ON TECH

NEWSTORY CENTER

NEWVUE COMMUNITIES

NH HUMANITIES

NORTHAMPTON SURVIVAL CENTER

NORTHEAST ORGANIC FARMING ASSOCIATION OF VERMONT

NORTHSIDE CENTER FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT

NORTHSIDE INSTITUTIONS NEIGHBORHOOD ALLIANCE

NORWALK COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION

NOURISH BRIDGEPORT

NUTMEG BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS

OAK HILL

OLYMPIA SNOWE WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

OPEN DOOR SHELTER

OPEN PANTRY COMMUNITY SERVICES

OPERATION A.B.L.E. OF GREATER BOSTON

OPERATION HOPE OF FAIRFIELD

OPERATION WARM

OPPORTUNITIES FOR A BETTER TOMORROW INC

OUR PIECE OF THE PIE

P T BARNUM FOUNDATION

PACIFIC HOUSE

PARTNERSHIP FOR STRONG COMMUNITIES

PARTNERSHIP WITH CHILDREN

PERNET FAMILY HEALTH SERVICE

PERSON-TO-PERSON

PORT CHESTER CARVER CENTER

PORT WASHINGTON PARENT RESOURCE CENTER

PROJECT MORRY

PROVISION MINISTRY

PRUDENCE CRANDALL CENTER

PURCHASE COLLEGE FOUNDATION

QSAC

RACHEL’S TABLE

RAINBOW CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER

REACH OUT AND READ

READ TO A CHILD

READ TO GROW

REAL ART WAYS

REBUILDING TOGETHER HARTFORD

REBUILDING TOGETHER LONG ISLAND

REBUILDING TOGETHER OF MANCHESTER

REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL

REGIONAL YMCA OF WESTERN CT

REGIONAL YOUTH ADULT SOCIAL ACTION PARTNERSHIP

RENAISSANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

RESOURCE: A NONPROFT COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE

RETREAT

ROCKAWAY WATERFRONT ALLIANCE

RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF CT & WESTERN MA

RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF MAINE

SAFE FUTURES

SAFE HARBORS OF THE HUDSON

SARA M. HOLBROOK COMMUNITY CENTER

SCIENCE FROM SCIENTISTS

SCORE FAIRFIELD COUNTY

SCORE PORTLAND

SEACOAST FAMILY PROMISE

SHARE OUTREACH

SHELTER FROM THE STORM

SHELTER OF THE CROSS

SHELTON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

SHEPHERDS

SKILLS21 AT EDADVANCE

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE TRUST

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL EXETER

SOLAR YOUTH

SOUNDWATERS

SOUTH PARK INN

SOUTHEAST NEW HAMPSHIRE HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

SOUTHEASTERN VERMONT COMMUNITY ACTION

SOUTHERN MAINE AGENCY ON AGING

SPAULDING YOUTH CENTER

SPECTRUM DESIGNS FOUNDATION

SPECTRUM YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES

SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE

SPRINGFIELD LIBRARY AND MUSEUMS ASSOCIATION

SPRINGFIELD RESCUE MISSION

ST. FRANCIS HOUSE

ST. JOSEPH COMMUNITY SERVICES

ST. MARTIN DE PORRES ACADEMY

ST. VINCENT’S MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION

STAMFORD MUSEUM AND NATURE CENTER

STAMFORD PUBLIC EDUCATION FOUNDATION

STEPPING STONES MUSEUM FOR CHILDREN

STERN CENTER FOR LANGUAGE AND LEARNING

STROLLING OF THE HEIFERS

SUPPORTIVE HOUSING WORKS

SUSAN B. ANTHONY PROJECT

TEACH FOR AMERICA

TECH FOUNDRY

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TEDFORD HOUSING

THAMES RIVER COMMUNITY SERVICE

THAMES VALLEY COUNCIL FOR COMMUNITY ACTION

THE ASIAN AMERICAN CIVIC ASSOCIATION

THE ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE HOMELESS

THE BRIDGE ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL

THE BRIDGE FAMILY CENTER

THE CENTER FOR ARTS EDUCATION

THE CENTER FOR FAMILY JUSTICE

THE CHILDRENS MUSEUM

THE COMMUNITY ADOLESCENT RESOURCE AND EDUCATION CENTER

THE COUNCIL OF CHURCHES OF GREATER BRIDGEPORT

THE DANIEL TRUST FOUNDATION

THE DIMOCK CENTER

THE DREAM PROGRAM

THE ECOLOGY SCHOOL

THE FRONT DOOR AGENCY

THE GRANITE YMCA

THE GRAY HOUSE

THE HOUSING PARTNERSHIP

THE JUSTICE EDUCATION CENTER

THE KENNEDY CENTER

THE LITERACY PROJECT

THE MARITIME AQUARIUM AT NORWALK

THE MENTOR CONNECTOR

THE OPPORTUNITY ALLIANCE

THE SUSIE REIZOD FOUNDATION

THE SYLVIA CENTER

THE TINY MIRACLES FOUNDATION

THE UPPER ROOM, A FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER

THE VILLAGE FOR FAMILIES & CHILDREN

THE VISCARDI CENTER

THE WAY HOME

THE WINSTON PROUTY CENTER FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT

THE WORKPLACE

TIMOTHY HILL CHILDREN’S RANCH

TODAY’S STUDENTS TOMORROW’S TEACHERS

TRINITY COMMUNITY CONNECTION

TUTORING PLUS OF CAMBRIDGE

UASPIRE

ULBRICH BOYS & GIRLS CLUB

UMBRELLA

UNITED WAYS*

UPPER VALLEY HAVEN

URBAN EDGE

URBAN IMPACT OF BLACK ROCK

URBAN RESOURCES INITIATIVE

URBAN UPBOUND

UTEC

VERMONT COMMUNITY LOAN FUND

VERMONT FOODBANK

VERMONT WORKS FOR WOMEN

VERMONT YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS

VETERANS

VETERANS SUPPORT FOUNDATION

VIRTUAL ENTERPRISES INTERNATIONAL

WAKEMAN BOYS & GIRLS CLUB

WATERBURY YOUTH SERVICES

WAYSIDE FOOD PROGRAMS

WEBSTER HOUSE

WELCOMING HOME OUR HEROES

WEST STREET DAY CARE CENTER

WEST SUBURBAN YMCA

WESTCHESTER EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN’S SCHOOL

WHOLESOME WAVE

WINDSOR COUNTY MENTORS

WINDY ROW LEARNING CENTER

WOMANSHELTER/COMPANERAS

WOMEN & FAMILY LIFE CENTER

WOMEN’S BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

WOMEN’S ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT CENTER

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE FOR HOUSING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

WOMEN’S MENTORING NETWORK

WOODFORDS FAMILY SERVICES

WOOFGANG & CO.

WORCESTER INTERFAITH

WORCESTER YOUTH CENTER

WORKING IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION

WYANDANCH HOMES AND PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

YEAR UP

YMCA OF CENTRAL AND NORTHERN WESTCHESTER

YMCA OF CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS

YMCA OF GREATER BOSTON

YMCA OF GREATER NASHUA

YMCA OF GREATER NEW YORK

YMCA OF GREATER SPRINGFIELD

YMCA OF LONG ISLAND

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN HARTFORD

YORK COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION CORPORATION

YOUTH ENRICHMENT SERVICES

YWCA CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS

YWCA HARTFORD REGION

YWCA WHITE PLAINS & CENTRAL WESTCHESTER

ZACK’S PLACE ENRICHMENT CENTER

*Funding to more than 80 United Way community-based affiliates through the People’s United Employee Giving Campaign.

PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF EASTERN MA:

ACTION FOR BOSTON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

ALLSTON BRIGHTON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP

ASIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP

BEACON COMMUNITIES CHARITABLE FUND

BEVERLY BOOTSTRAPS COMMUNITY SERVICES

BEVERLY CHILDRENS LEARNING CENTERS

BEVERLY SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

BIRTHDAY WISHES

BISHOP FENWICK HIGH SCHOOL

BOSTON RESCUE MISSION

BOSTON SENIOR HOME CARE

BOSTON TRINITY ACADEMY

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF GREATER SALEM

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF BOSTON

BREAKTHROUGH GREATER BOSTON

BUILDING A BETTER BEVERLY

BUSINESSES UNITED IN INVESTING LENDING AND DEVELOPMENT

CARE DIMENSIONS

CARITAS COMMUNITIES

CATHOLIC CHARITABLE BUREAU OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF BOSTON

CHANGE IS SIMPLE INCORPORATED

CHELSEA COLLABORATIVE

CITIZENS INN

CITY MISSION

COMMUNITY GIVING TREE

COMMUNITY YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOC OF DANVERS

DANVERS HIGH SCHOOL

EDUCATION NOW 20

ENDICOTT COLLEGE

ENGLISH AT LARGE

ENGLISH FOR NEW BOSTONIANS

EPIPHANY SCHOOL

ESSEX COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

FAMILYAID BOSTON

FENWAY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP

FENWAY COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER

FOOD PROJECT

FOR KIDS ONLY AFTERSCHOOL

FRIENDS OF NORTHSHORE EDUCATION CONSORTIUM

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INTERNATIONAL

HARBORLIGHT COMMUNITY PARTNERS

HAVEN PROJECT

HEALING ABUSE WORKING FOR CHANGE

HEALTH CARE WITHOUT WALLS

HORIZONS FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN

HOUSING FAMILIES

HUNTINGTON THEATRE COMPANY

IMMIGRANT LEARNING CENTER

JEANNE GEIGER CRISIS CENTER

JUSTICE RESOURCE INSTITUTE

LAZARUS HOUSE

LEAP FOR EDUCATION

LOCAL INITIATIVES SUPPORT CORPORATION

MASSACHUSETTS COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS

MASSACHUSETTS RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

MERRIMACK COLLEGE

MINDS MATTER OF BOSTON

MISSION OF DEEDS

MORGAN MEMORIAL GOODWILL INDUSTRIES

MOTHER CAROLINE ACADEMY AND EDUCATION CENTER

MYSTIC VALLEY ELDER SERVICES

NATIONAL BRAILLE PRESS

NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM

NEW ENGLAND CENTER FOR ARTS & TECHNOLOGY

NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAMS

NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COALITION

NORTHEAST HOSPITAL CORPORATION

PEER HEALTH EXCHANGE

PINE STREET INN

PLUMMER YOUTH PROMISE

PROJECT BREAD - THE WALK FOR HUNGER

RAR-MA

ROOM TO GROW NATIONAL

ROOT NS

SALEM MISSION

SENIORCARE

SILVER LINING MENTORING

ST. JOHN’S PREPARATORY SCHOOL

STRONGWATER FARM THERAPEUTIC EQUESTRIAN CENTER

SUMMER SEARCH BOSTON

TAILORED FOR SUCCESS

TEACH FOR AMERICA - BOSTON

THE COMMUNITY HOUSE INC

THE HOME FOR LITTLE WANDERERS

THE MALDEN YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

THE MAY INSTITUTE

THE NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPERS

THE OPEN DOOR CAPE ANN FOOD PANTRY

THEATER OFFENSIVE

TOWN OF DANVERS

TRIANGLE

VICTORY PROGRAMS

VIETNAM VETERANS WORKSHOP

WELLSPRING HOUSE

WENHAM HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION & MUSEUM

WINDRUSH FARM THERAPEUTIC EQUITATION

WOMENS LUNCH PLACE

WRITEBOSTON

YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE

YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF METRO NORTH

2019 GRANT RECIPIENTS CONTINUED

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PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

JACK P. BARNES Chairman

GEORGE P. CARTER

ROBERT B. DANNIES, JR.

ARMANDO F. GONCALVES

SARA M. LONGOBARDI

LOUISE T. SANDBERG

JEFFREY J. TENGEL

OFFICERS

KAREN T. GALBO Executive Director

LIA T. MARTINO Community Programs Specialist

NANCY A. BIGONETTE Community Impact Coordinator

MARINA HENNINGER Treasurer

JOHN B. EAGAN Secretary

JACK G. BUNDSCHUH Vice President

ARTHUR F. CASAVANT Vice President

MICHAEL J. CASPARINO Vice President

KATHLEEN E. JONES Vice President

DIANNE M. MERCIER Vice President

MICHAEL L. SEAVER Vice President

PATRICK J. SULLIVAN Vice President

DANIEL P. THORNTON Vice President

LIAISONS

KEVIN DOUGHERTY

BRUCE FIGUEROA

ANITA NIGREL

ELIZABETH PIERSON

STEVEN SANTINO

KATHY SCHIRLING

VALERIE SENEW

LYDIA SWANN

MARK WOODS

FOUNDATION MEMBERS

PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF EASTERN MA

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

KEVIN T. BOTTOMLEY President

DIANE C. BRINKLEY

JOHN T. DAWLEY

JOHN DOUCETTE

BRUCE FIGUEROA

THOMAS FORD

JACK L. GOOD

ANNA M. GREENER

MATTHEW HEGARTY

ELEANOR M. HERSEY

J. MICHAEL O’BRIEN

DIANE T. STRINGER

PATRICK J. SULLIVAN

OFFICERS

THOMAS FORD Clerk

KAREN T. GALBO Executive Director

ANNA M. GREENER Treasurer

REBECCA S. SKERRY Administrator

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PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION850 Main StreetBridgeport, CT 06604(203) 338-6111foundation@peoples.com

PEOPLE’S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF EASTERN MAOne Conant StreetDanvers, MA 01923foundation@peoples.com

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CONTACTCOMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP MATTERS

People’s United Bank and our Foundations are deeply rooted in our communities. We are committed to investing in the health and well-being of our neighbors and helping our communities thrive.

To learn more about our charitable giving and community involvement efforts, visit our website at

www.peoples.com/about-us/community.

Grant requests that meet our eligibility requirements are accepted through our Foundations.

Additional information regarding our Foundations’ giving guidelines and grant application process is available at

www.peoples.com/foundations.

FroNt coVer photo creditS (cLocKWiSe FroM top):

Families in Transition (NH), Image by Cheryl Senter;

ReSource: A Nonprofit Community Enterprise (VT);

Junior Achievement of Greater Fairfield County (CT);

Preble Street (ME);

Accion East, Inc. (NY), Image by Michael Mendonca.

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