In its 9th year, Reading Champions supports public elementary schools and after school programs with specialized curriculum. Continue Reading →
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In its 9th year, Reading Champions supports public elementary schools and after school programs with specialized curriculum. 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 Week of Caring runs Monday April 24 through Sunday April 30. A portion of proceeds from patrons dining at Terra, Mediterraneo or Eastend will go to Greenwich United Way. Continue Reading →
Carlson’s message focuses on promoting safe working environments for women resonates with Sole Sisters supporters and the programs supported by the Greenwich United Way. Continue Reading →
Jill Weiner and Jan Marchand are the newest Lifetime members of the Greenwich United Way Sole Sisters. Continue Reading →
The new Board of Directors are Anne Franscioni, Diane Viton, Frank Carpenteri, Joui Hessel and Nancy Kail. Continue Reading →
Stress, Success and Teenage Setbacks: “Let’s Talk Mental Health” is a free event on Thursday, Nov. 10th from 6:00 – 8:00 pm at ARCH Street Teen Center. Special guest will be MTV’s Giovanni Rivera. Food will be provided by Garden Catering. The event is open to parents and teens. Continue Reading →
Reading Champions, a program of the United Way, is actively seeking volunteer tutors for the school year. Volunteer tutor Patricia Santonocito said, “The Kids tend to say things like, ‘I’m in love with reading now,’ or that they read to a younger brother or sister or the family dog. Or they’ll say they’re not afraid of new words.” She described the program as very rewarding. “It’s amazing to know you are having a positive impact on a child’s development,” she said. Continue Reading →
If you have an hour free a week, Reading Champions is a well-established program that pairs volunteers with local children to improve their fluency. Volunteers receive free training. The application is available online. This is a very gratifying volunteer opportunity. 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 →