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Come join the Southington Land Conservation Trust and KinderWild Nature-Based Play & Learning to learn about how kids can help the Earth and join us as we clean up the pond and surrounding area at Panthorn Park. Bring gloves, a bucket or repurposed bag, and grabbers if you have them. We'll have a limited supply to lend out as well.We'll meet in the clearing just over the bridge by the pond. Look for a blue tarp! Any questions, feel free to reach out: kinderwildct@gmail.com OR alissa@southingtonlandtrust.orgWhere: Panthorn Park, 485 Burritt St. Plantsville, CT When: Saturday, April 25th, 10:30-11:30 am Who: Open to families with children kids aged 3-10 Cost: FREE, but registration required. https://forms.gle/eFbHj3cBrMooShyg9To learn more about KinderWild, check out their website! https://www.kinderwildct.com

Join us at near the Quinnipiac River to clean up this boat launch area for Earth Day with the SLCT. Bring gloves, grabbers if you have them, water, and a bucket or re-used bag to collect the litter. Wear good shoes you don’t mind getting dirty or wet. Bring your family and friends - this event is open to everyone! Reach out to info@southingtonlandtrust.org with any questions.

Beginning in mid-May, there are opportunities to help with the Common Good Garden. Please go to our website at www.breadforlife.us and click on the tab that says "Give Time" to see availability.

Purpose:Provide financial education workshops that help staff strengthen personal financial stability.Activities: - Lead sessions on budgeting, debt management, or retirement planning- Share financial literacy resourcesIdeal Volunteer:Financial advisor, banker, accountant, or financial educator.

Human Resources Agency of New Britain (HRA) has been a cornerstone of community support and empowerment since its founding in 1964 by Dr. Alton Brooks. Established during President Lyndon B. Johnson's War on Poverty, HRA was part of a nationwide effort to mobilize communities against poverty. Formed under the Office of Economic Opportunity, HRA quickly expanded its capacity to address local needs. Since the 1960s, HRA launched foundational programs like the Head Start Nutrition Program, Neighborhood Service Workers Outreach, and the Summer Youth Employment Program. These initiatives set the stage for comprehensive community support that would evolve over the decades. Over the years, the organization has continued to grow and introduce programs for education, financial literacy, career development, health, and basic needs that extend our reach and empower our community.

The Rotary Club of Southington is a community of dedicated volunteers committed to improving lives at home and around the world through service, fellowship, and leadership. Locally, our club supports youth programs, community events, scholarships, and hands‑on initiatives like food security efforts and projects that bring comfort and stability to children and families in need. Globally, we contribute to Rotary International’s life‑changing work, including the fight to end polio, expanding access to clean water and sanitation, promoting education, and supporting peacebuilding efforts in vulnerable regions. Together, we combine local action with global impact, living out Rotary’s mission of “Service Above Self” in everything we do.