The Norfolk Foundation is working to secure a sustainable foundation for our town’s future, ensuring that Norfolk continues to be a place where a deep appreciation for nature and culture informs who we are how and we evolve over time.

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Wed, Thurs and Friday 10-4 and Saturdays by appointment. 860-671-1233.
The Norfolk Hub is hosting a Holiday Open House Friday, December 23, 11am - 2pm. Join us for treats. sweets and festive punch.
Dawn Whalen, who has served as the Norfolk Foundation’s Executive Director for the past six years, will be leaving the organization. We are grateful for Dawn’s leadership and contributions, and we wish her the best of luck in her next endeavors.
The Norfolk Foundation welcomes the following new board members who will be instrumental in guiding the organization toward realizing its mission: George Cronin, Carol Goodstein, Vishal Grover, Coleen Hellerman and Tom Sansone.
The Norfolk Foundation is the new owner of the Royal Arcanum building in downtown Norfolk. “Our mission is to ensure the sustainability of Norfolk by supporting the town’s Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD). When the opportunity arose to buy and preserve the historic Royal Arcanum building, we grabbed it. The Board is thrilled.” Part of the NF ownership plan is to sublease the five apartments on the second floor to the Foundation for Norfolk Living (FNL), a provider of affordable housing in Norfolk. The purchase was made possible by the William and Mary Greve Foundation, which provided a grant to the foundation for the purchase of the building.