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A CT group was born at a kitchen table 60+ years ago. Last year it created jobs and helped hundreds find homes
Pictured above: As Capital for Change celebrates its 10th anniversary, keynote speaker State Representative Matt Ritter reflected on his grandparents' role in helping establish one of the three organizations that later merged to create Capital for Change, advancing the mission of expanding access to homeownership and addressing housing inequities across Connecticut. Great ideas are often born around the kitchen table. And one of them helped lead to the formation of Capital fo
Hartford Courant | Pamela McLoughlin | pruddell@courant.com
Oct 234 min read
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