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Connecticut Child Advocacy

Covenant to Care: Connecticut Children's Center

Mentoring Connecticut's Children

120 Mountain Avenue, Suite 212, Bloomfield, CT 06002 ▪ Phone: 860.243.1806 ▪ FAX: 860.243.0100

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Be Inspired! Order Gifts to Support Our Work

Zazzle Art Gift Store

Share and help promote our advocacy work by shopping for art gifts, apparel and merchandise in our Zazzle store. To visit the store, click this link CCC's Store at Zazzle or use the shopping screen below.

We have even more wonderful things where you can make a tangible donation commitment just by "ordering" from our Alternative Gift Giving Catalog.

To read all about our Alternative Gift Giving Catalog, please click the following links below and be inspired as to how easily you can make a difference!

Alternative Gift Catalog

Once you have selected your gift from the catalog, you can easily donate and order securely ONLINE from our Catalog "store" - just click!

Online Donation "Store"

OR you may print out and just mail the Alternative Gift Giving Order Form to us.

Alternative Gift Giving Order Form

Serenity Scarves

A nonprofit organization of volunteer "knitters for peace," Serenity Scarves raises funds and awareness for Covenant to Care for Children and for six other local, peace-oriented nonprofit organizations. Its boutique-quality handcrafted gifts are perfect for the holidays, birthdays, baby showers, and special occasions! Learn how 100% of your donation directly benefits Covenant to Care when you choose a CCC-designated knitted gift. For more information, to schedule a private showing, or to volunteer as an experienced knitter or crocheter, please email Director Lynn G.

Visit http://serenityscarves.org/

What's In a Name?

What do you think of when you hear/read the name
Covenant to Care for Children or see our logo?

Please help us learn more about what you think!
We want to know who you think we are and
what we represent.

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Please, put down your first
thoughts as those will be
the truest. You can answer
the question multiple times
if you wish. There are no
wrong answers.

Share what you know.
Become a mentor.

It doesn't take special skills
to mentor a child --
just a willingness to listen,
offer encouragement
and share what you've
learned about life.