Greenwich United Way
Adult and Family Services are available to Greenwich residents and their families in need of basic human services, such as, housing, food, clothing, personal safety and access to health care. In addition to providing support in responding to crisis situations, such as preventing home eviction and utility shut-offs, they work to develop skills leading to self-sufficiency. They […]
Bus service owned by the Connecticut Department of Transportation (ConnDOT). Check website or call for schedule information. Exact fare for ticket purchases on all buses. Multi-ticket, Senior, Disabled options available. Wheelchair Accessible. Seven Days a Week. All Stamford buses have bike racks, a wheelchair lift or ramp, and two wheelchair tie-down positions.
A subsidiary of the Metropolitan Transit Authority, since 1983. This is the local commuter train operating three lines into Grand Central Station in New York City. It is the second largest commuter railroad in the country. The New Haven line has connecting lines to Danbury, Waterbury, and New Canaan.
Opened in 1921, this nonprofit thrift shop is sponsored by the GREENWICH HOSPITAL AUXILIARY. All proceeds directly support GREENWICH HOSPITAL.
Formed in 1906, the Auxiliary is the present-day version of GREENWICH HOSPITAL‘s original volunteer corps. It is presently made up of more than 600 volunteers from Greenwich and surrounding Fairfield and Westchester counties, as well as donors to its annual fund appeal.
Comprehensive, holistic treatment is based on a personalized plan that changes with the evolving needs of each patient and family. The goal is to enhance the quality of life of terminally ill patients and provide emotional and spiritual support to patients and their families. The patient’s physician guides the interdisciplinary care team. Members include skilled […]
In 2016 CT Nonprofits and CCPA merged. By connecting organizations with information, education, advocacy and collaboration, they help members focus their energy on the people and communities they serve.
Established in 1997, this nonprofit organization provides entrepreneurial training to women and men who want to develop or expand a small business. They also offer professional development, computer classes, and a workforce development initiative; high-quality, low-cost programs and services for business people at every stage of professional and business development.
Established in 1917, the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce has over 800 active members and is a non-profit business organization. The Chamber is an advocate for the interests of the business community, as well as for maintaining the town’s quality of life and its residential integrity. They handle complaints about local businesses when submitted in writing.
Founded in 1908, Stamford is the nearest branch of the American Automobile Association (AAA). They welcome members and non-AAA members to their offices for DMV services.
The Coast Guard Auxiliary is composed of civilian volunteers donating tens of Thousands of hours doing Vessel Safety Checks, Public Education Courses, Search and Rescue patrols, Maritime Domain Awareness missions and Marine Safety. They assist the United States Coast Guard in all its functions except direct Law Enforcement or Military missions. They volunteer in the community, on […]
The Honorable Representative Floren, a Republican, represents the 149th district (which covers western and backcountry Greenwich and part of north Stamford) in the Connecticut House of Representatives. First elected in 2001. Representative Floren is the Assistant Republican Leader of the House.
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