SUN: COMMUNITY

John Nuyts' first grade class in Genk, Belgium show off a Sun basketball. Sun fans are all over!

Sun Tip-Off Breakfast Set for May 14

Come meet the players and help support the Connecticut Sun Foundation. Learn how.

Barbara Turner Visits Fair Haven School

In her first appearance with the Sun Barbara Turner visited Fair Haven School for a reading time out. Click here.

Sun Host CIAC Luncheon

It was a great day for all of the high school girls teams who made it to the state championship games. Click here.

Kids Christmas 2007

For the fourth year in a row the Connecticut Sun sponsored the Kids Christmas Party in Norwich, CT. Click here for details.

Thanksgiving Outreach 2007

The Sun returned to bring dinner to the Thames River Family Program. Click here for a video of the event.

Games Raise Funds, Awareness for Breast Health

Over a series of games, ticket sales, auctions and other events the Sun and Susan G. Komen helped to raise funds and awareness for Breast Health. Click here.

Be Smart, Be Fit, Be Yourself Challenge

East Lyme Middle School was the lead team in the Sun's Be Smart, Be Fit, Be Yourself challenge. Click here for details.

Community Archive

Books and Basketball Clinic in Hartford

Black History Month

Debbie Black in the Community

Whalen Photo Gallery from BSC

The Connecticut Sun Community
Relations department handles
community donation and
appearance requests for charitible
events in Southern New England.
Click here for our appearance policy.
Click here for our Appearance Request Form

Read to Achieve is a
year-round, league-wide initiative
supported by WNBA teams that
promotes the value of reading
and on-line literacy and
encourages families and adults
to read regularly with young children.

Breast Health Awareness
is one of the WNBA's most important
community initiatives. Check back for
details on this year's Pack the Place
Pink

The Be Smart Be Fit Be Yourself
program will serve as a year-long
“call to action” for teens and women
to make a commitment to
being fit and healthy.

The Sun Dish & Assist Hero
award is given to an individual(s)
and/or organizations that have
made exceptional and lasting
contributions to our community.
This year's winners.

Hey Kids! Do you have what it takes
to be a Sun Baseline Reporter? Check back in the Spring for details on how to enter.