Members of the Greenwich Boys & Girls Club’s Torch Club have been busy delivering food to first responders. Continue Reading →
Boys & Girls Club Is Closed, But Youth Are Supporting the Community in New Ways
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Garden Catering
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Garden Catering Announces “Cones for the Cure”
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The goal is to raise over $10,000 for pediatric brain cancer research. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Frank Carpenteri, Garden Catering, Mike Paoletta, Tina Carpenteri
Fundraiser by Garden Catering Created in Memory of Colleague
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“He was a great friend, a hard-working employee and devoted family man.” – GoFundMe page created by Garden Catering for their longtime co worker, Geo Tapia-Zuniga who leaves behind a wife and 5-year-old son. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Garden Catering, Geo, Geovanny Tapia-Zuniga, GoFundMe
PHOTOS: Paparazzi Flock to Red Carpet at Jr United Way “Together We Shine” Event for Abilis at YWCA
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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 →
Filed under: Around Town, Giving, Volunteering, Abilis, Acting & Voice Studios in Greenwich, Ada's Kitchen & Coffee, Aliza Miklos, Amanda Finn
Garden Catering Toy Drive to Benefit Neighbor to Neighbor and Kids in Crisis
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To help create awareness, $10 Garden Catering gift cards will be given out to anyone who comes by one of Garden Catering’s five Connecticut stores and donates new toys, hats, or gloves up until December 19th. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Holiday, Frank Carpenteri, Garden Catering, Kids in Crisis, Neighbor to Neighbor
PHOTOS: Abilis Walk/Run Draws Biggest Crowd Ever
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The annual Abilis Walk/Run raised over $125,000 for the organization, which supports individuals with special needs and their families of all ages and abilities. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Sports, Volunteering, Abilis, Abilis Gifts, BubbleBus.com, Dennis Perry, Garden Catering
PHOTOS: Greenwich Wiffle Ball Tournament Ends In Upset for Greenwich Boys
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The event overall was a success, the residents attending were fed by Garden Catering as well as entertained by the numerous games going on around the field. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Sports, Adam Franchella, Certified to Wiff, Collin Thaw, Frank Carpenteri, Garden Catering, Garden Catering Wiffle Ball Tournament, Matthew Bonaparte
Registration Open for July 22 Garden Catering Wiffle Ball Tourney at Eastern Greenwich Civic Center
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When former GHS baseball and basketball captain Adam Franchella learned there would be no wiffle ball tourney in 2017, he acted quickly. Garden Catering is the sponsor and Parks & Rec arranged the use of fields at Eastern Greenwich Civic Center. This year, the pitches will be slowed and families are encouraged to register. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Schools, Volunteering, Adam Franchella, Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, Collin Thaw, Frank Carpenteri, Garden Catering
Garden Catering Wiffleball Tourney Promises a Whole New Ballgame
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Adam Franchella is working with sponsor Garden Catering to bring the wiffleball tourney back to its community roots. The tourney will move to Eastern Greenwich Civic Center. A Family Bracket is being added. Teams are registering now. The event is July 22. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Sports, Adam Franchella, Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, Frank Carpenteri, Garden Catering, Greenwich High School
“She Nailed It!” Competition for Habitat for Humanity Returns to Old Greenwich
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Teams of four women are encouraged to register early for the event. All proceeds from the event will be used to build a new home for a hard-working, female-headed household in need. Continue Reading →