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acter of the Asylum Hill neigh- residents were housing stability,
borhood, the insurance company job readiness and greater public
reported. safety, The Hartford reported.
“The Hartford has been a stead- The donation aims to lift Further, the company donated
fast partner since NINA was the rate of homeownership $7 million in 2010 to the neigh-
formed in 2003, and together, we in the Asylum Hill borhood, which included a $2
are well-poised to move forward neighborhood in Hartford, million grant that went toward the
with this exciting initiative,” NINA Conn. removal of the Capitol West build-
Executive Director Ken Johnson ing.
said in a release. “We share the “The Hartford has been a tre-
belief that a safer and more stable mendous partner to our city for
neighborhood for residents begins with a blight-free hundreds of years, and this historic investment rep-
environment that offers a diverse array of housing resents its deep commitment to the Asylum Hill
opportunities.” neighborhood and our entire community,” said
Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin in a release. “Sup-
Building on $10M commitment porting the rehabilitation of historic properties
As part of its centennial celebration this past fall, while promoting affordable homeownership with
The Hartford made a $10 million, five-year pledge to a leading community organization like NINA will
address the top priorities of residents and nonprof- improve quality of life for the entire neighborhood
its based on an Asylum Hill neighborhood survey. and complement our efforts citywide to add and im-
The top three priorities of local stakeholders and prove our housing stock.” ■

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