Leahy’s Fuels Is Proud to Support Our Community

We support a wide range of organizations

Leahy’s Fuels sets itself apart from other fuel and equipment companies in Western Connecticut through our dedicated approach to our customers and the communities we serve.

Leahy’s Fuels is a family-owned and operated business that has been an integral part of the community since 1917.

Our roots are deep in this community. Our founder, John W. Leahy, was the majority stockholder and general manager of the Great Danbury Fair, the oldest operating fair in the United States until its end, in 1981.

John Leahy oversaw the growth and development of the fair, adding and updating buildings and the midway; putting in hard-surface driveways, new fencing and lighting; and expanding the agricultural competitions to individuals and families as well as professional farmers. Activities, such as petting zoos, concerts, oxen draws, car racing and more, made the fair an event all generations could enjoy.

Community Service

Our commitment to our customers goes beyond mere account numbers in a database. We value you as our neighbors, and we take pride in being an active member of the communities we serve. These communities are not just ZIP Codes, but vibrant places where the people we deeply care about live, work and play.

We believe in fostering strong connections and building lasting relationships with our valued customers, ensuring that we are not just a business but a trusted partner in keeping your home comfortable.

 Leahy’s Fuels and its employees are deeply dedicated to caring for our neighbors and communities. That’s why we actively support a diverse range of service organizations in Fairfield, Litchfield, Dutchess, Westchester, and Putnam Counties. 

Leahy’s Fuels is proud to support our neighbors both in service to our community as well as by taking care of our customers. Contact us today to learn more about our fuel and equipment services.

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  1. Adopt a Soldier
  2. Alzheimer’s Association of Connecticut
  3. AC Connecticut Soccer
  4. American Cancer Society
  5. American Legion Scholarship Fund
  6. Ann’s Place
  7. Ancient Order of Hibernians
  8. Association of Religious Communities
  9. Beaver Brook Volunteer Fire Dept.
  10. Betty Lou Osborne Golf/Gala
  11. Booth Library Turkey Trot
  12. Brookfield Volunteer Fire Dept.
  13. Business Industry Foundation
  14. CACD Breakfast
  15. Candlewood Directory
  16. CityCenter Danbury
  17. CAWC
  1. Danbury Animal Welfare Society
  2. Danbury Band Aids
  3. Danbury Chapter BHS
  4. Danbury Lions Club Breakfast
  5. Danbury Chamber of Commerce
  6. Danbury Crush Softball
  7. The Danbury Museum & Historical Society
  8. Danbury High School Productions
  9. Danbury Old Timers
  10. Danbury Pal / Hall of Fame
  11. Danbury Youth Baseball
  12. Danbury Youth Wrestling
  13. Family & Children’s Aid
  14. Fight for the Cure —  American Cancer Society
  15. Junior Achievement of Western CT
  16. Knights of Columbus #29
  17. Lady Hatters Soccer Program
  18. Lady Hatters Soccer Program
  1. NHS Band Parents
  2. New Fairfield/Immaculate Hockey
  3. Newtown Labor Day Parade
  4. Newtown Rotary’s Jim Osborne Memorial Golf Classic
  5. Newtown Scholarship Association — Jack Friel Golf Outing
  6. Newtown Youth Wrestling
  7. Newtown High School Band Parents
  8. Newtown Scholarship Association — Beer and Bourbon Tasting
  9. Newtown Parks and Rec — Rooster Run
  10. Newtown Scholarship Association — Betty Lou Osborne
  11. New Milford American Legion
  12. Old Timers Association
  13. RCCWC (Lounsbury House)
  14. Regional Hospice of Western CT
  15. Relay for Life
  1. Ridgefield Volunteer Fire Dept.
  2. Ridgefield VNA
  3. Salvation Army
  4. Shepaug Storm Baseball
  5. South Salem Fire Dept. (Raffle tickets)
  6. St. Gregory the Great Parish
  7. Women’s Center of Greater Danbury — Safe Walk
  8. WCHN Foundation
  9. Western Connecticut State University Opera
  10. Women’s Center of Greater Danbury
  11. Wounded Warrior Project
  12. Wooster School