Greenwich United Way
Founded in 1949, Cerebral Palsy of Westchester has been the leading non-profit organization in Westchester and Fairfield County. These programs include person-centered planning, life skills training, socialization, educational programming with a strong emphasis on recreational activities for children and adults with cerebral palsy and other disabilities.
The Community Gifts Program is supported by private donations and SALVATION ARMY funds to support various forms of assistance throughout the year. Donations are overseen by an independent 503 c fiduciary and are tax-deductible.
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 […]
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.
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 […]
Founded in 1954 as the Coffee Hour Club, this is a nonprofit organization of about 250 men. The group is actively involved in a variety of social, recreational, and volunteer activities. The association holds weekly business meetings at First Presbyterian Church followed by a speaker. Other special interest groups such as; Opera Club, walking group, […]
Community Centers, Inc. was founded in 1955 by the Community Chest (the forerunner of the United Way). The purpose of CCI is to promote the personal and social potential of those members of the Greenwich community who are economically marginalized, have special needs, or are isolated from the mainstream. CCI’s goal is to support diversity, […]
ALL GREENWICH LIBRARY patrons are welcome to take advantage of this service, not just AARP eligible members. This program offers free tax assistance by trained volunteers to anyone who needs help preparing their federal and state tax returns. For married couples filing jointly, both will have to sign return. Bring the following: • Proof of identification […]
Begun in 1964 by the Women’s Fellowship of the First Congregational Church of Old Greenwich, this thrift shop accepts donations, see below, and sells them in their thrift shop. They make a specialty of holiday items, including children’s Halloween costumes. Funds raised go to benefit the BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF GREENWICH, CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF […]
Independent, nonprofit volunteer organization, founded in 1975. They provide free door-to-door transportation for Greenwich’s ambulatory senior citizens, over age 60, who lack other means of transportation. Three cars provide rides five days a week to anywhere in Greenwich for any purpose; doctors, drug stores, attorneys, banks, shopping, hair appointments, rides to the polls on election […]
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