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Old Timers president Rod Saggese and board member Marc Ducret say their organization, founded in 1960 by Joe and Jim Branca, raises funds for youth sports and awards multiple need based scholarships to GHS students through the GSA. Continue Reading →
“What we accomplished together was nothing short of extraordinary.” – Katie DeLuca Continue Reading →
Peyton’s background in the nonprofit sector includes tenures as the development director at the Port Chester Carver Center, president of the Junior League of Greenwich, and most recently as Principal at Peyton Consulting LLC, which provides strategic support to nonprofit organizations. Continue Reading →
“We have seen an increasing need in our community, and currently, 42% of our clients are children. Our mission is to provide reliable and sustained access to food to assist clients in need, and our new building will enable us to support those who rely on us in an atmosphere of kindness and respect.” – Margaret Tjimos Goldberg, Neighbor to Neighbor Executive Director Continue Reading →
CCI provides homework clubs, tutoring, after-school activities and summer enrichment programs for kids; therapeutic counseling and supportive social groups for teens, seniors, special needs adults and families in crisis. Continue Reading →
You can help by donating new or gently used toys and unopened canned food. Also, there’s a photo contest to fund additional supplies for Adopt A Dog. Continue Reading →
Thanks to the TAG van that helps transport whatever is collected before 10:00am. From there the volunteers drive the remainder up to the North Greenwich Congregational Church on Riversville Road, the temporary home of Neighbor to neighbor until their facility at Christ Church is completed. Continue Reading →
Greenwich non-profit organizations can submit grants requests until May 14 Continue Reading →
Right here in Greenwich, the pandemic is widening the opportunity and achievement gaps for young children. Horizons at Brunswick School works to close these troubling gaps and reduce inequities for K-8th grade Greenwich public school boys from under-resourced communities. Continue Reading →
The GHS Hand and Paw Club organizes donation drives and spreads awareness about safe volunteer opportunities at local animal shelters. Continue Reading →