Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/around-town/volunteering/)
A highlight of this year’s announcement is the establishment of a pivotal new role within the Board of Directors — the Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging. This significant position will be spearheaded by Tiffanie Gray, reflecting the League’s deepened commitment to fostering diversity and inclusivity within its operations and community initiatives. Continue Reading →
Paddlers can join the Flotilla, which launches from Cove Island Park in Stamford and Weed Beach in Darien. Designed to be achievable for all ages and experience levels, the four-mile route will end at Boccuzzi Park in Stamford, where participants can enjoy a celebratory lunch and music on the beach. Continue Reading →
Following a recent leave of absence due to ill health, Lucy Langley, Co-Executive Director of The Undies Project, has decided this is the right time for her to retire. Continue Reading →
Neighbor to Neighbor celebrated more than 8000 deliveries in partnership with DoorDash’s Project DASH as part of its national celebration of over 6 million deliveries made through Project DASH. Continue Reading →
Minnetta Arlotti and Gia Elezaj started a chapter of GlamourGals in Greenwich. Members visit seniors at The Mews on the first Sunday of every month, offering manicures, conversation and cookies. This week they passed their volunteer torch to their younger sisters, Scarlett and Gemma. Continue Reading →
On Saturday Thomas McKinney partnered with Greenwich Green & Clean on yet another organized cleanup effort – this time in the heart of Cos Cob. Continue Reading →
Claire Yu founded GirlGolf to help address the barriers that keep girls from being able to play golf. Continue Reading →
The Annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive on May 11, raised over 60,000 pounds of non-perishable foods for Neighbor to Neighbor. Continue Reading →
Pathways invites the public to participate in two upcoming events aimed at raising awareness and fostering support for mental health initiatives. Continue Reading →
Led by the Greenwich United Way (GUW) Sole Sisters, a recent town-wide food drive for Neighbor to Neighbor amassed 1,000 pounds of groceries for nearly 900 meals. Continue Reading →