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Kids in Crisis
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Kids in Crisis 24-Hour Support Continues; Financial Assistance Appreciated
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Trained Crisis Counselors continue to answer helpline calls around the clock, as families face difficult times. Administrative staff members are working remotely, and in-house shelter staff are limited to essential employees only. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Health, Kids in Crisis, TeenTalk
Greenwich United Way Announces 2020 Community Grants
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The Greenwich United Way will award its first round of grants to local health, education and self-sufficiency programs across 21 partner agencies at the Community Investment Grant Recipient Reception on February 12 at Greenwich Hospital. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Abilis, Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, Building One Community, Child Guidance Center of Southern Connecticut, Community Centers Inc. of Greenwich, David Rabin, Family Centers
Miku Sushi Promotion to Benefit Kids in Crisis in February
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The promotional menu will feature two sushi rolls and a cooked dish that will be available for lunch, dinner, and takeout during the entire month of February. Proceeds will go to Kids in Crisis. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, K Dong, Kids in Crisis, Miku Sushi
Swiss Re Donates a “Learning Lab” to Kids in Crisis
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On Tuesday there was a ribbon cutting for a new Learning Lab at Kids in Crisis in Cos Cob, made possible by a donation from Swiss Re. The Learning Lab is equipped with modular tables, sound absorbing panels, stackable chairs and area rugs, PCs and Macs, and wireless printing and teleconferencing capabilities, for personal and professional development, as well as advocacy work. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Bill Pierz, Kids in Crisis, Neil Sprackling, Pearl Mayo, Shari Shapiro, Stan Galanski, Swiss Re Foundation
Junior League Awards Community Grants to Open Arts Alliance and Kids In Crisis
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The awards were presented by Kathy Walker, Junior League of Greenwich Community Director, on Monday, April 22, 2019 at the annual Community Advisory Committee breakfast held at McArdle’s Florist and Garden Center. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Elizabeth Peyton, Junior League of Greenwich, Kathy Walker, Kids in Crisis, McArdle's Florist and Garden Center, Open Arts Alliance
The Perfect Provenance Announces “Sustainable-Upcycle-Perfect”
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The Perfect Provenance will highlight a variety of repurposed, reclaimed or eco-friendly items in its in-store exhibit including using recycled paper for Café 47 menus and introducing composting to its clientele. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Business, Kids in Crisis, Lisa Lori, Sustainable-Upcycle-Perfect, The Local Vault, The Perfect Provenance
Kids in Crisis “Back to Our Boots” Fundraiser to Feature Premier Country Band
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The shindig promises an incredible wine auction, boot stompin’ entertainment and a unique Southern barbecue menu designed especially for the event by Chef Phil Iannuccilli. All proceeds raised will help fund the award-winning shelter, counseling and community-based programs provided by Kids In Crisis. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Volunteering, Back to our Boots, Kids in Crisis, Phil Iannuccilli
Reindeer Festival and Holiday Stroll Result in a $10,000 Gift for Kids In Crisis
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Fundraising activities during the 10th Annual Greenwich Reindeer Festival & Santa’s Village and the 10th Annual Greenwich Holiday Stroll Weekend presented by Whole Foods Market resulted in a donation of over $10,000 for Kids In Crisis. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Holiday, Holiday Stroll, Kids in Crisis, Reindeer Festival, Sam Bridge Nursery and Greenhouse
Greenwich Prevention Council to Share Results from Youth Survey on Risky Behaviors
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The Greenwich Prevention Council is organizing a Greenwich Community Forum where the Youth Survey Results will be shared to be held on December 4 at YWCA Greenwich from 7:00-8:30pm. Continue Reading →