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The Steps-Ahead Renovation is seeking donations to renovate a space that will be a dedicated, 12-Step meeting facility with a private entrance in the lower level of the Annex Building on the Christ Church Greenwich campus. Continue Reading →
The First Congregational Church of Greenwich awarded its largest gift total in the 59-year history of their annual Christmas Tree and Wreath Sale. Continue Reading →
From February 17 through March 17, The Undies Project is calling on the community to donate new bras as part of its Mardi Bras campaign, an annual collection effort focused on providing an essential yet often overlooked item to women and girls in need. This year, the campaign has a goal of collecting 4,000 new bras. Continue Reading →
For many years, Brunswick staff and students have collaborated with Neighbor to Neighbor in an effort to tackle food insecurity in the Greenwich community. Continue Reading →
Proceeds from fundraiser go to grants in Greenwich Public Schools, Tuning In To Music lessons, scholarships and much more. Continue Reading →
Step into the wild for an unforgettable evening of adventure, elegance, and impact at Journey into the Jungle, a Kids In Crisis Gala, on Friday, February 27, 2026, 6:30–11:00pm at The Loading Dock in Stamford. Guided by Gala Co-Chairs Keeley Hynes, Coco Siebert, and Catherine Wise, this year’s celebration invites you to escape into a lush world with powerful purpose. Don your most dazzling jungle cocktail attire and join fellow supporters for a night filled with spirited cocktails, a seated dinner, inspiring program moments, and live music and dancing. Every ticket, bid, and donation directly supports the life-changing programs of Kids In Crisis, including 24/7 crisis support, safe shelter, mental health counseling, and school-based prevention services that reach thousands of children and families each year. By joining, you help ensure that young people across Connecticut have safety, stability, and hope when they need it most. Continue Reading →
Bruce Tretter established the fund, noting that John’s recent passing has left Kathy with overwhelming responsibilities — keeping the farm running, managing expenses, and trying to stabilize during a time of deep loss. Continue Reading →
The Vintage Pop-up Shop is set for Saturday, January 24 from 9:00am to 2:00pm. Continue Reading →
The local community fulfilled 301 Amazon wish list items, distributed 149 grocery gift cards, and worked side by side as 30 volunteers helped set up the shopping experience while 27 shoppers assisted families as they selected gifts for their children. In total, 24 companies participated through giving trees, donations, volunteering, or packing gift bags, alongside 12 schools, faith communities and local groups that donated toys and clothing. Continue Reading →
A founding member of the Cos Cob art colony, Childe Hassam was inspired by the landscape of the Lower Landing at the banks of the Mianus River. Continue Reading →