CHA Shared Services Program

CHA Shared Services Program uses joint purchasing power to bring you savings on products you already use every day. They contract with a wide range of vendors to bring you the brand names you already know, with service you can depend on. These vendors provide a variety of products and services.

Food Source Plus Purchasing Specialists

Food Source Plus is a food and supply purchasing services and management consulting company working solely with the non-profit, human service sector. They conduct an analysis of your organization's food and supply purchasing patterns to determine and implement practical purchasing procedures to make intelligent, cost effective decisions with regard to food and supply expenditures, realizing as much as 10%-50% annual savings.

Health Insurance from eBenefits

CT Nonprofits has worked with Steve Repka and eBenefits Group Northeast for the past few years as its endorsed employee benefits partner for all members of Connecticut Association of Nonprofits (CT Nonprofits). eBenefits Group Northeast, with two offices throughout the state of Connecticut, specializes in the implementation and administration of the most comprehensive group medical, dental, life, disability and Section 125 plans available.

Raise Money For Your Organization by Shopping at CT Nonprofits ePlaza

At the start of 2007, CT Nonprofits introduced a new internet fundraising tool for its members. In collaboration with Fundlink LLC and more than 1,300 major retailers, CT Nonprofits launched an online shopping mall to benefit its members. Every time an online shopper purchases an item from one of hundreds of popular retailers included in the CT Nonprofits ePlaza, the shopper can designate a member organization to benefit from the transaction.

Nonprofit Insurance Solutions Partners

Connecticut Association of Nonprofits is pleased to announce partnerships with Brown and Brown, and R. C. Knox and Beardsley, Brown and Bassett (BB&B) to administer our insurance program.

Unemployment Services Trust

In 1972, Congress gave 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations an alternative to paying State Unemployment Insurance Tax. The National Nonprofit Unemployment Trust (NNU\Trust) was established by state nonprofit  associations for the benefit of their members. Participating organizations own the Trust and, in turn, own a proportionate share of the Trust's assets.