CTCPA Day of Giving Returns for Sixth Year to Support Connecticut Foodshare and Connecticut Children’s Medical Center on #GivingTuesday
November 06, 2026
Media Contact: Kirsten Piechota, Connecticut Society of CPAs (CTCPA)
860-258-0231, kirstenp@ctcpas.org, www.ctcpas.org/DayofGiving
CTCPA Day of Giving – Tuesday, December 2, 2026, 8:00-10:00 a.m.
95 Glastonbury Blvd., Glastonbury (New location for 2026)
Glastonbury – The Connecticut Society of CPAs (CTCPA) will host its sixth annual Day of Giving on Tuesday, December 1 (#GivingTuesday) from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. at 95 Glastonbury Blvd., Glastonbury – a new location for 2026.
Since the Day of Giving began in 2021, CTCPA members have contributed more than $31,000 and thousands of pounds of donations to benefit local families. This year, the CTCPA, in collaboration with the CTCPA New and Young Professionals Group and the Young Lawyers Section of the Connecticut Bar Association, will once again rally to make a difference for Connecticut Foodshare and Connecticut Children’s Medical Center.
Important 2026 Note: Monetary Donations Only for Connecticut Foodshare
Due to storage constraints and at the request of Connecticut Foodshare, this year’s Day of Giving will accept monetary donations only for the food drive portion. No food donations will be accepted.
“We’re excited for CTCPA and the Connecticut Bar Association to once again team up to support our neighbors and make a difference for local families,” said Bonnie Stewart, CEO of the Connecticut Society of CPAs. “This year, we’ll gather outside our new office in Glastonbury – a new home for CTCPA and a new location for a tradition rooted in community. We look forward to bringing people together to help families facing hunger and brighten the days of children receiving medical care.”
Participants may make monetary donations online at www.ctcpas.org/DayofGiving or in person at the event on December 1.
Toy and Activity Donations for Connecticut Children’s Medical Center
The drive will again collect donations for children and teens receiving care at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center. Suggested items include:
- Barbies, action figures, LEGO sets, and Matchbox cars.
- Infant and toddler toys (Fisher Price, Baby Einstein, etc.).
- Arts and crafts, STEM kits, coloring books, and board games for children and teens.
All items must be brand new, unwrapped, latex-free, and safety compliant.
About the Connecticut Society of CPAs
The Connecticut Society of CPAs (CTCPA) is proud to mark over a century of serving both the broader community and its members spanning public practice, business and industry, government, and education. CTCPA champions the interests of the accounting and finance fields, cultivates a vibrant professional network, and delivers robust continuing education opportunities. Members also benefit from a comprehensive peer review program and a wide array of services designed to support CPAs across Connecticut.
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