Connor Scott Zieky
Foundation

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Our Mission

To empower young adults struggling with substance abuse and mental health to live a healthy lifestyle, make positive decisions and build a higher level of self-concept. We contribute to existing programs that share our goal.

What We’ve Achieved

  • Raised over $1.2M to date.

  • Awarded 3, $5,000 Scholarships to seniors at Avon & Simsbury High school working toward a degree in Nursing, Teaching or Mental Health Fields.

  • Created a program to teach children strategies in mental health.

  • Partnered with the Phoenix to provide post rehab classes through Connecticut, helping over 1,1,00 people, 6 partnerships & numerous volunteers

Teaching Blocks

The Connor Scott Zieky foundation has opened a brand new center for adolescents to hangout, do homework and feel at home.
The CSZ Center will be home for many after school activities and events.

Connor Scott Zieky

Connor Scott Zieky was born September 24, 1991 to loving parents Jon and Liz. He was their second of four boys and was loved fiercely by his brothers Jake, Alex, Chase and honorary brother Dylan Quenneville. He was loved by everyone in his big, crazy family, but especially by his Neen, grandparents and cousins. Connor came into this world exactly as he left it: wild, funny, adventurous and magnetic to all who knew him. While his story started in Avon, CT many adventures took him all over this country. With each stop the stories and friends that accumulated became almost countless. Connor lived his life to the fullest and shined brighter than most could imagine.

The Foundation

The Connor Scott Zieky Foundation was established to carry on the legacy of a son, brother, cousin and friend to so many. Connor’s light and zest for life was sadly taken far too soon, but we are following in his footsteps by using this tragic loss as an opportunity to help make the world a better place - exactly as he would have done. We are now a 501(c)(3) certified Guidestar.org foundation.

Our partners

“If we treat each other with respect and more often wear a smile... remembering that this special dash may only last a little while.”
-The Dash by
Linda Ellis