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Manchester Community College volunteers took in hundreds of donated hand-crafted bowls this week. The event benefits Foodshare, the regional food bank serving Hartford and Tolland counties, where 1 in 9 people struggle with hunger, including 33,000 children.

MCC Credit-Free Programs announces upcoming classes to help people build their professional skills and increase their capabilities in a job market that continues to be fiercely competitive.

Many of the offerings are professional development courses designed to provide people interested in shifting careers with a short-term path to new, in-demand job skills. There are also a number of personal enrichment courses.

Having started her academic career as an instructor at a community college, Dr. Pamela Trotman Reid told the crowd of MCC graduating students, their families and friends that she has been humbled and awed by the challenges she has seen people overcome in their efforts to get their educations and make a better lives for themselves.

Manchester Community College Credit-Free Programs this spring is introducing a course, “Foundations in Wine for the Industry Professional and Connoisseur,” for people interested in working in the wine industry.

Courses are designed to provide people interested in shifting careers with a short-term path to new, in-demand job skills.

For people thinking about their 2015 New Year’s resolutions, a credit-free course through Manchester Community College’s Continuing Education division can give structure to good intentions.

Manchester Community College’s Credit-Free Programs Summer catalog offers a number of courses designed to get people out of their hammocks.

Classes begin on an ongoing basis and run for varying durations and are designed to provide people interested in expanding their horizons through a wide selection of topics in art and crafts; family, finance and consumer issues; fitness and recreation; languages; music; photography and others.

Manchester Community College is offering a credit-free course to help people understand all the changes in Connecticut’s sales and use taxes.