Greenwich United Way
Nonprofit organization, founded in 1975, providing equine-assisted activities for children and adults with special needs. It serves about 200 people each year. Headquartered at Pegasus Farm, a 20-acre farm purchased in summer 2007. Other area stables used include Kelsey Farm in Greenwich, Fox Hill Farm in Pleasantville, and New Canaan Mounted Troop. It is among […]
This branch (serving Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont) of a national nonprofit organization funds research and educational programs to reduce deaths and disability from lung-related diseases such as emphysema, tuberculosis, and asthma. It also provides information on asthma and air pollution.
Since 1979, this nonprofit organization has provided free and confidential counseling and support services for all victims of sexual abuse in Lower Fairfield County. They aim to eliminate sexual violence through community-wide education. It is a United Way agency.
Greenwich Hospital’s “Tender Beginnings” pregnancy and parenting programs, offer a way for couples and families to prepare for pregnancy, labor, delivery and baby care. Class choices range from childbirth preparation to breastfeeding. Courses for mothers, fathers/partners, siblings and grandparents are taught by registered nurses from our Maternal/Child Unit. Programming also includes support groups for parents with infants, […]
Since 1973, CWEALF has worked to advance women’s rights and opportunities in Connecticut. Through the 3 core programs, listed below, CWEALF initiates services to educate and empower women and girls. They have expertise in family law, sex discrimination in employment and education, hate crimes and LGBT civil rights. CWEALF is dedicated to ensuring equal rights […]
Begun in 2003, this nonprofit organization is dedicated to raising awareness and funds for Niemann-Pick Type C and other genetic metabolic disorders.
Founded in 1904, Station #5, is a volunteer fire and rescue company, staffed by 28 certified volunteers and two career firefighters.
An evangelical, charitable, international, service organization. The Stamford center provides worship services, social services, and character building programs. The Greenwich Service Unit provides funding for several programs for the needy that are based at the GREENWICH DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES.
Begun in 1978, this is a no-fee, nonprofit, employment referral service serving Greenwich and surrounding area by matching people 50 or older seeking work with individuals/employers who have positions available. It is run entirely by volunteers and serves both employers and employees. Jobs may be full, part-time, seasonal, or one-time.
Founded in 1983, this is a local chapter of a national nonprofit organization providing education, advocacy, and support for liver disease patients and their families. It encourages organ donations, and raises funds for liver research.
Regional chapter of a national nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health threat.
SpEdConnecticut, Inc. , known as the Learning Disabilities Association of Connecticut for many years, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to making a positive difference in the educational experience of children with disabilities. They provide information, training, and advocacy support to families as they seek appropriate educational services for their children with special education needs.
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