The Greenwich United Way on Thursday announced the promotion of Jeremy Nappi to Senior Vice President of Advancement and Operations, effective October 15, 2026.
Mr. Nappi, who previously served as Vice President of Fund Development, will continue to oversee the organization’s ongoing process to build lasting relationships with donors, stakeholders, and the community.
Nappi has been a part of the Greenwich United Way team for 12 years.
This promotion recognizes his long-term strategic contributions to the organization’s core mission, expanding fundraising and marketing efforts, community impact initiatives, and overall operational leadership.
“Jeremy has proven himself to be an invaluable leader at the Greenwich United Way, and we are incredibly grateful for his deep commitment to our town,” David Rabin, CEO of Greenwich United Way said in a release. “Over his 12 years of service, Jeremy’s strategic foresight and dedication to uncovering unmet local needs have transformed our fundraising and operational infrastructure. As we continue our vital work to strengthen Greenwich families, his leadership in this elevated role will ensure our community’s generosity delivers measurable, lasting results.”
In his new role, Nappi will take charge of daily operations and major fundraising. He will focus on matching community resources with local health, education, and self-sufficiency programs.
The Greenwich United Way shares a name with approximately 1,200 other similar organizations across the nation, although the Greenwich, Connecticut division is a privately incorporated, locally governed, nonprofit agency. As a volunteer-driven organization, Greenwich United Way exists to help identify and address the health, educational, and self-sufficiency needs specific to its local community and to create and effect meaningful, lasting solutions. Through various fundraising efforts and ongoing research, the organization is able to directly grant the funds necessary to accomplish this goal. Greenwich United Way also invests in and conducts collaborative efforts to address broad-based community needs with partnering nonprofit agencies