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Greenwich United Way’s initial contribution is the first step toward construction of the facility. This capital is a crucial step toward building the community’s first behavioral health program designed for young people ages 12 to 18. Continue Reading →
The deadline for organizations to apply is January 17, 2023 at 4:00 EDT. Every year Greenwich United Way awards nearly $1 million to local health, education and self-sufficiency programs across various partner agencies. Continue Reading →
Greenwich will hold its first annual town vigil to increase awareness around mental health issues and addiction on Nov 13 in Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Continue Reading →
The event is open to all interested prospective volunteers and the public to foster a better understanding of literacy development while identifying and meeting the needs of emerging readers. Continue Reading →
Grants were made to programs in priority areas – mental health, self-sufficiency and early childhood education – as identified by the results of comprehensive research conducted by the Greenwich United Way. Continue Reading →
Greenwich non-profit organizations can submit grant requests until March 15 Continue Reading →
“Garden Catering is beloved in this town for many reasons, but none more so than their commitment to supporting their neighbors.” – David Rabin Continue Reading →
Eight Greenwich middle school students and eight dedicated volunteers worked together over the course of five weeks this spring to develop lifelong skills of earning, saving, and spending wisely. Continue Reading →
Beginning April 20 the Greenwich United Way will be accepting applications for a second round of grants to be issued later this year. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich United Way announced the promotion of Jeremy Nappi to Vice President of Fund Development & Operations and Robert Moore to Senior Director of Community Impact. Nappi has been with the Greenwich United Way since 2014 when he joined as Director of Development. Since then, he has managed the fundraising and operations of the organization. He previously served as Executive Director for the State of Connecticut’s Muscular Dystrophy Association.Moore joined Greenwich United Way in 2017 as Director of Community Impact and oversees all organization programming including the Community Investment Process, Reading Champions, Early Childhood Achievement Gap Solutions and Greenwich Junior United Way. Earlier in his career Moore served as the Director of New York Programs for Seedco. Continue Reading →