The Greenwich United Way’s Community Answers program printed the latest and most comprehensive Greenwich camp and program guide for parents of school aged children in the community this week. Community Answers is the information and referral program of the Greenwich United Way which gives neighborly assistance to local residents from staff and volunteers providing reliable local information.
The guide is available online Camp and Program Guide 2016 and free copies are available at all branches of Greenwich Library.
Additionally, the Camp & Program Guide, which has the brand new Greenwich United Way logo on the cover, is available at Greenwich Town Hall, the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, YWCA, YMCA, and schools.
Started in 1986 as a two page document, the guide has grown to become a 28-page booklet and is the most popular publication by Community Answers today. An electronic version of the booklet is available year-round on the Greenwich United Way’s program website.
“Our focus this year is on the cover which features the new Greenwich United Way logo” explained Janet Santen, United Way Programs Coordinator. “We want parents to know what to look for; since they are accustomed to seeing the Community Answers logo in prior years. The guide is printed in February each year, in good time for parents to make choices and decisions for the summer.”
Community Answers is the information and referral program of the Greenwich United Way serving the community since 1969 as the go to source for everything Greenwich, connecting residents to their community. Free information and referrals are available by phone (203-612-9590) or in person Monday to Friday, 9:00am until 3:00 pm at the Greenwich United Way office, 1 Lafayette Ct in Greenwich.
Visit the Community Answers website (www.communityanswers.org) to access information through a keyword search, categories include; Donations, Know Your Town, Education / Enrichment, Seniors, Family Services, Youth / Children, Government, Community and Health Answers.
The Greenwich United Way shares part of its name with approximately 1,400 other similar organizations across the nation, although the Greenwich, Connecticut division is a privately incorporated, locally governed, nonprofit agency. As a volunteer driven organization, the Greenwich United Way exists to help identify and address the human service needs specific to the Greenwich community and to create and effect meaningful solutions. Through various fundraising efforts, the organization is able to directly allocate the funds necessary to accomplish this goal.
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