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tarr Films visits the Byram Archibald Neighborhood Center Afterschool Program to capture testimony from students, parents, program staff, and volunteers participating in the reading fluency program.
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Cameras were flashing. The red carpet was unfurled. Guests arrived in style and were greeted by the paparazzi on Saturday night at the “Together We Shine” dinner and dance at Greenwich YWCA. Greenwich based teen volunteers led by the Greenwich Jr United Way organized the event. Greenwich High School clubs including Hand in Hand, Unified Sports, Come Together, Picking Up the Pieces, Roots and Shoots, Outreach Club, Former Attire and the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, Keystone Club also participated in the elegant evening. Continue Reading →
On Sunday, April 29, and Monday, April 30, The Chamber Players of the Greenwich Symphony invited the Greenwich United Way to honor Reading Champion Volunteers and celebrate the program’s 10th Anniversary. Continue Reading →
Dr. Gildea said early intervention and access to high-quality pre-school are critical to narrowing the achievement gap. Continue Reading →
The St Lawrence Society held its 30th annual Columbus Day dinner, this year honoring Renato Berzolla. Continue Reading →
The literacy program, which draws its strength from its number of trained volunteer tutors, is now in all 11 public elementary schools in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Special Guest and Emcee, Jane Condon, along with comedians, Andy Pitz and Michele Balan.
Patron tickets and underwriting opportunities for the “fun-raising” event are now available. Continue Reading →
Greenwich United Way closed on the sale of the organization’s building and office space at 1 Lafayette Court on Tuesday, April 25, 2017. Continue Reading →
The focus of this Spring event will be on the unique stress and expectations of the high school athlete, what happens physically and psychologically to an athlete when injury happens, and how an athlete can recover in a healthy way to avoid opioid overuse and addiction. Continue Reading →
“Your money will have a direct impact on ensuring a more stable and fulfilling life for all of our residents.” — First Selectman, Peter Tesei Continue Reading →