Lead Funders

Government

Bloomfield Public Schools

Capital Workforce Partners

City of Hartford

Department of Children & Families

Hartford Public Schools

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP)

U.S. Department of Labor

Community Organizations and Non-Profits

Advanced Behavioral Health

Angel of Edgewood

Bethany Lutheran Church

Chamber of Commerce of Eastern CT

Family Health International

Re-Center Race and Equity in Education

The Village for Families and Children

United Way of Middlesex

United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut

Voices of Women of Color

Women’s Fellowship First Church of Christ Congregational

Corporations

Bank of America

BerryDunn

BJ’s Restaurant Brewhouse

Cigna

COCC

Collins Aerospace

CREC

Flex Center LLC

Franklin Trust Federal Credit Union

Full Power Radio LLC

Hartford Healthcare

Hartford Yard Goats

LAZ Parking

Republic Gastropub

ShopRite of Manchester

Smith Brothers

Stanley Black & Decker

Strategic Outreach Solutions

The Hartford

The Main Pub

The Russell Cafe

Walmart

Whittlesey

Workers’ Compensation Trust

Donor Advised Funds/Family Foundations

Anna F. and David W. Clark Fund at HFPG

Budd Family Fund at HFPG

Charles and Doris Bryan Fund at HFPG

Charles Nelson Robinson Fund

Kate Family Foundation

Lewis Family Charitable Fund

Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation

Raymond Charles Charitable Endowment Fund

Reich Family Charitable Fund

Scripps Family Fund

Foundations

AT&T Foundation

Chelsea Groton Foundation

Colt Park Foundation

Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut

Dalio Education

Dime Bank Foundation

Greater Hartford Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Inc.

Hartford Foundation for Public Giving

Jackson Lewis Foundation

Liberty Bank Foundation

Lincoln Financial Foundation

SBM Charitable Foundation

TD Bank Charitable Foundation

The M&T Charitable Foundation

Tow Foundation

Travelers Foundation

Webster Bank Charitable Foundation

Why Partner with OPP

Thank you for your interest in OPP. More businesses are realizing the social and economic benefits of strategic nonprofit partnerships There are many reasons to partner with our organization, and we look forward to discussing opportunities with your company further.

Key factors for evaluating a potential partner include:

  • Ability to leverage its assets
  • Raise awareness
  • Make a corporate contribution and/or raise funds
  • Engage its employees and leadership
  • Volunteering, internships, or job opportunities for youth

We look forward to discussing how your company, your customers, your clients and your employees can help bring about great futures for all youth.


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Name

Brittany Petrucci

Senior Director of Development 

ext. 7347

Brittany Petrucci joined Our Piece of the Pie (OPP) as Director of Development in March 2026. She is a nonprofit leader with a strong track record in fundraising, strategic growth, and building programs that expand access to opportunity for young people and communities.

Brittany brings extensive experience leading multi-department initiatives, managing complex budgets, and strengthening organizational infrastructure to drive measurable impact. Throughout her career, she has worked at the intersection of youth development, community safety, and systems change, supporting individuals and families navigating barriers related to violence, instability, and inequity. Her work is grounded in trauma-informed, equity-centered practices and informed by research on long-term outcomes related to youth adversity.

In her role at OPP, Brittany leads the organization’s development strategy, advancing efforts to increase philanthropic support, deepen donor and community engagement, and elevate OPP’s visibility. She is passionate about building meaningful partnerships that mobilize resources, close opportunity gaps, and ensure young people have the support and pathways needed to thrive.

Brittany earned her Master of Science in Criminal Justice from Central Connecticut State University and her Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Forensic Psychology from the University of New Haven, along with a minor in Psychology and a Certificate in Victim Services Administration.