Kids in Crisis Receives Check from Whole Foods

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Back row, left to right: Tashoy Green, Darwin Martinez, Jimmy Theard, Dorsey Garrett, and Eddie Cacsire. Middle row, left to right: Bimini Hayes, Lauren DiSessa, Michele Lokuta, Connie Leonard (Marketing Team Leader at Whole Foods Market Greenwich), and Alon Marom (Development Director at Kids in Crisis). Bottom row, left to right: Victor Moran, Shaquana Doby, and Jessica Bermudez.
Back row, left to right: Tashoy Green, Darwin Martinez, Jimmy Theard, Dorsey Garrett, and Eddie Cacsire. Middle row, left to right: Bimini Hayes, Lauren DiSessa, Michele Lokuta, Connie Leonard (Marketing Team Leader at Whole Foods Market Greenwich), and Alon Marom (Development Director at Kids in Crisis). Bottom row, left to right: Victor Moran, Shaquana Doby, and Jessica Bermudez.

Kids in Crisis was the recipient of $5,370.17 from Whole Foods Market Greenwich. The store, located at 90 East Putnam Avenue, designated Kids in Crisis as beneficiary of its 5% Giving Day held Jan. 14. Five percent of all purchases made that day were given to the Cos Cob-based children’s shelter and community resource, which recently announced a cut in $750,000 of funding from the State of Connecticut. Whole Foods Market Greenwich representatives presented Kids in Crisis with a check on Feb. 24, and cooked dinner for the children in residence. Whole Foods Market Greenwich also donates food to the shelter three times a week on a regular, ongoing basis.

“Whole Foods Market Greenwich is thrilled to support Kids in Crisis and their vital work. We are grateful to the Greenwich community for shopping with us and helping to make a positive impact on local organizations,” said Connie Leonard, Marketing Team Leader at Whole Foods Market Greenwich.

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