Non-profit group helps feed hundreds of Greenwich families
? Food pantry directors say Greenwich is rarely thought of as having needy residents, but volunteers help feed hundreds of local families. The Neighbor to Neighbor organization says the majority of its
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Jun 3, 2006, 10:44 PM
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? Food pantry directors say Greenwich is rarely thought of as having needy residents, but volunteers help feed hundreds of local families.
The Neighbor to Neighbor organization says the majority of its volunteers are teenagers from across southwestern Connecticut. The non-profit claims it feeds close to 300 families weekly.
Volunteers say it is a way for them to give back to the community that has given them so much.
Related InformationNeighbor to NeighborMary de Barros(203) 622-5946
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