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Throughout April, Diamond Hill United Methodist Church and Little Pub – neighbors along East Putnam Ave in Cos Cob – will compete in second annual Peanut Butter and Jelly Challenge to benefit Neighbor to Neighbor. Continue Reading →
This year, with the help of the Roots and Shoots Club and others, GHS will collect non-perishable food items for ONE DAY ONLY, Thursday, Sept. 11. The pledge is to collect 2,985 cans of food, one in memory of each life lost that day, for donation to Neighbor-to-Neighbor, a nonprofit organization serving residents in need throughout the Greenwich area. Continue Reading →
In 2013, Neighbor to Neighbor provided 300,000 nutritious meals to over 660 families. Continue Reading →
Neighbor to Neighbor is Greenwich’s only food pantry, serving over 1,000 residents each month, half of whom are children. Continue Reading →
Local teens are learning about managing land, including invasive management, horticulture, and ecology. They recently dropped off fresh produce at Neighbor to Neighbor. Continue Reading →
The “Pantry to Plate” Cookbook, a Gold award, is an effort of Greenwich Girl Scout troop 50231. The recipes, reviewed by a certified nutritionist, are easy, healthy, inexpensive, nutritious and, of course, delicious. The troop printed an initial run of 400 copies of the cookbook. Continue Reading →
If you’re still in eed a Prom Dress for senior prom, why not consider a gently used “Former Attire” dress. They’re Free with Student ID at Neighbor-to-Neighbor Thursday May 22 from 2:30pm – 5:30pm. A short walk from GHS (in the Tomes Higgins House by Christ Church). Continue Reading →
“This food drive comes at a time when our pantry shelves are running bare,” says Neighbor to Neighbor Executive Director Nancy Coughlin. “Each week we provide free food for more than 1,000 Greenwich residents, half of whom are children.” Continue Reading →