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“We want our customers to be part of this effort, and for our kids to see how one small act may seem insignificant, but can collectively have a tremendous impact.” – Tina Carpenteri Continue Reading →
The Chickahominy Reunion Association has donated $5,000 in gift cards to families living in the Chickahominy area who are in the most need of food and supplies. Continue Reading →
Cardinal Crazies are fighting COVID-19 with a series of challenges for GHS students. The fundraiser seeks to involve the entire community. Continue Reading →
Members of the Greenwich Boys & Girls Club’s Torch Club have been busy delivering food to first responders. Continue Reading →
From virtual Merit Badge classes to 30-day challenges, Scouting volunteers from all over the country are sharing resources to help bring Scouting adventures into the home. Continue Reading →
Under the name “India Cultural Center Kids Love You,” the ICC kids, ranging in ages 5 to 13, set up a GoFundMe page that raised $1,900. The fund provided drinks and energy snacks for local healthcare providers at both Greenwich and Stamford Hospitals and Greenwich Emergency Medical Services (GEMS). Continue Reading →
“Our traditional way of purchasing and obtaining food is diminishing due to stresses in the supply chain and prices are escalating at a very dramatic rate.” – Margaret Tjimos-Goldberg, Neighbor to Neighbor Continue Reading →
Joe Kaliko and Joe Marini are working together to feed front line workers in seven different hospitals, plus two police departments. In a little over two weeks they’ve prepared and delivered about 4,500 meals. Continue Reading →
Many of Meals-on-Wheels dedicated volunteers are in the most vulnerable population and they are taking a break right now. Meanwhile the organization has been overwhelmed with new clients. Continue Reading →
Easter Sunday was a beautiful day. The blooming perennial bulbs and flowering trees were resplendent in their colors. With the stay home, stay safe order in place to slow the spread of COVID-19, the sounds were mostly silent but for birds chirping. Continue Reading →