Two Danbury non-profits are among 92 organizations receiving state grant money from the Nonprofit Grant Program, which helps offset the costs of one-time infrastructure improvements aimed at improving their efficiency and effectiveness.  Family & Children’s Aid will put $280,600 toward their Playmakers Village. 

Midwestern Connecticut Council on Alcoholism will receive little more than $191,000.  The organization will use the money for well and water storage tank work at Trinity Glen in Kent along with HVAC and roof repair work at their Bridgeport outpatient facility. 

Nearly $31 million is being allocated in this 7th round of funding.  The grant program was created by Governor Malloy in 2013 and has invested $105 million in hundreds of the state’s nonprofit organizations since its launch.