Food Donation to Feed Connecticut, New York Families
During the height of Connecticut’s coronavirus pandemic, a generous community supported Greenwich Hospital as residents and business owners came together to deliver 17,000 meals…
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Greenwich Sisters Hold Fundraiser for Neighbor to Neighbor
Four Greenwich sisters launched a fundraiser food drive for the Greenwich non-profit, Neighbor to Neighbor in an effort to raise 1,500 lbs. of healthy…
Vegetable Garden Helps Feed Community
Greenwich Land Trust (GLT) staff took advantage of the great weather in mid-May to move many of the warm season crops from the greenhouse…
Greenwich Rotary Club Supports Community
Greenwich Rotary, established in Greenwich in 1921, states that its mission as a community civic organization is to provide support, financial aid and good…
What Will Your Story Be?
Editorial about heroes doing amazing things to help one another in our community.
Neighbor to Neighbor Receives $350,000 Donation
In response to the overwhelming needs brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, Greenwich-based Interactive Brokers Group announced this week that it was committing $5 million to…
Funky Monkey’s Easter Baskets Sale Benefit Neighbor to Neighbor
The Greenwich community is coming together to provide support to those in need. Funky Monkey Toys & Books will donate 10% of proceeds from sales…
Neighbor to Neighbor Moving to Arch Street
Effective Monday, March 30th, Neighbor to Neighbor will temporarily move its operations to the Arch Street Teen Center. The Clothing room remains closed until…
Organizations Partner to Get Food Out to the Community
Filling in the Blanks (FITB), along with community partners Meals-on-Wheels (MOW) of Greenwich, Neighbor to Neighbor in Greenwich and staff from Family Centers, distributed…
United Way Issues Emergency Grant for Neighbor to Neighbor
The Greenwich United Way issued a $25,000 emergency grant for Neighbor to Neighbor. The funds will help expand the organization’s Food Pantry and its…
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