Oak Hill is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation
Our legal name is the Connecticut Institute for the Blind, Inc., d/b/a, Oak Hill, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation.
Oak Hill Foundation Form 990
Download Attachment: Oak Hill Foundation Form 990
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Download Attachment: Oak Hill Form 990 Parent organization
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Download Attachment: Oak Hill Form 990 for Subsidiary Groups
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Download our Donation Form
Download our form to make a donation to Oak Hill.
Download Attachment: donation_form.pdf
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Can you give on-line?
You can donate online by going to the Network for Good website.
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Do you have a foundation?
Yes, the Oak Hill Foundation established in 2006, works hand in hand with Oak Hill to enhance the quality of life, mobility, independence and employability of people with disabilities, including those blind or visually impaired, served through Oak Hill. When you give to the Oak Hill Foundation, you leave a legacy that will benefit people with disabilties now and into the future. For planned giving opportunities to support and advance the mission of Oak Hill and grow the endowed assets of Oak Hill.
Oak Hill Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
To download a PDF of our Oak Hill Foundation brochure
Download Attachment: Oak Hill Foundation brochure
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A monetary gift or a gift of your time is appreciated and each gift we receive makes a difference in the lives of the people we serve.
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Donate
People who donate do so to express their gratitude, honor a loved one, or share a part of themselves with others. The benefits of these gifts are quite extraordinary.
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Can you donate to a program of your choosing?
Yes, or to benefit a specific disability (restricted funds):
- Eleanor A. Brooks Blindness Related Supports Center at Oak Hill – provides housing, community supports and vocational training for people who are blind or visually impaired.
- Oak Hill School – provides educational services to children with multiple disabilities.
- NEAT Center at Oak Hill –provides assistive technology, adaptive equipment, resources and educational services to people with temporary or permanent disabilities.
- Oak Hill Center for Relationship & Sexuality Education (CRSE) -provides therapeutic and educational programs that promote safe and healthy relations for people with developmental disabilities.
- Oak Hill Camp -a residential summer camp for children and adults with developmental, intellectual and physical disabilities, includes visual impairments.
- Oak Hill Birth to Three-provides support to families of children under the age of three with disabilities or delays in developmental milestones.
- Oak Hill Day Services-provides adults with intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities (including visual and hearing impairments) with job training, volunteer and community work, reinforcing daily living skills, socialization and community integration.
- Senior Services -provides adults (over 65 years) with intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities (includes visual and hearing impairments) with light vocational work, volunteer opportunities in the community and leisure and recreational activities.
- Oak Hill Residential Services -provides children and adults with intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities (includes visual and hearing impairments) with community-based housing and supported apartments across Connecticut.
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What are unrestricted funds?
If you choose to make your donation unrestricted, this means your donation is used to help the program or service with the most urgent need.
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Is my gift tax-deductible?
Yes, Oak Hill is a recognized not-for-profit (501)(c)(3) corporation [Tax Exempt letter]
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Can I set aside a gift in my will to benefit Oak Hill?
Yes
Become a donor
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Can I have my company match my gift?
Yes, your employer may match your gift to Oak Hill. Learn more>>
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We manage our financial, human and technological resources prudently in order to meet immediate and future needs and maintain a strong foundation.
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How do I get started?
Contact the office of Development and Communications at (860) 242-2274, (860) 286-3113 TTY or email us at info@ciboakhill.org
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More Ways to Give!
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Volunteer
Offer your wisdom, skills and talents to benefit others. Our volunteer opportunities (volunteer opportunities) are offered in locations across the state and at our main campus in Hartford.
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Adopt A Home
Adopt A Home was established in 2005, following the success of many “Day of Caring” outings. The program offers individuals, businesses, foundations or trusts the opportunity to volunteer their time, financial resources or both to benefit community-based residential group homes serving people with multiple disabilities.
Learn How to Adopt-A-Home
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How do I get started?
Call Trish Hesslein, director of community relations at (860) 769-3876 or email at hessleint@ciboakhill.org
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