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An anonymous donor has just generously pledged a $25,000 matching challenge for the Kids In Crisis 25By25 Campaign, which is in response to the exponential rise of mental health crises in children coinciding with the pandemic. The goal of the four-year campaign is to reach an additional 25,000 children in need by 2025. Continue Reading →
Admission is free to spectators and will include classic, antique, custom, and exotic cars, motorcycles, and vintage fire trucks. Continue Reading →
“Our membership is now exceeding our pre-pandemic numbers and we are developing new programs and partnerships. We are positioned for continued growth and are focused on elevating the Y’s charitable endeavors and services.” – Matthew Skaarup, Chief Executive Officer, YMCA of Greenwich Continue Reading →
Residents are encouraged to leave a bag of non-perishable foods by their mailbox in the morning and their letter carrier will deliver it to Neighbor to Neighbor, an organization that is currently serving 500 Greenwich households with weekly food assistance. Continue Reading →
Yoga By Danit Method is proud to have been invited to host a donation-based class for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) Visionaries of the Year Fundraiser Campaign. Continue Reading →
Diaper distributions are staffed by Mothers for Others staff and volunteers who bring carloads of diapers to central locations, such as affordable housing complexes, to distribute diapers. Continue Reading →
According to Wynn McDaniel of the DAR the event was a great success with over 100 people attending. Continue Reading →
“There’s no one more deserving than Linda McMahon.” – Drew Marzullo Continue Reading →
Town of Greenwich Assistant Director of Environmental Affairs, the GTC looked at the town Tree Equity Scorecard to determine which areas would most benefit from additional tree canopy. The initial award was to plant 50 trees in Pemberwick, Byram and Chickahominy. However the GTC was able to plant double that number. Endorsing the concept of necessary tree canopy, the Governor, just announced a plan to plant 1000’s of trees in densely populated cities and towns in Connecticut. Continue Reading →
The Friends of the Byram Shubert Library are excited to announce an evening of music and mirth on Thursday, April 27 at the library, 21 Mead Avenue, Byram. Continue Reading →