Tiny Miracles Foundation receives $100,000 in grants
Tiny Miracles is an organization supporting families with infants born prematurely.
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6h agoTiny Miracles Foundation has received a grant of $100,000 from the Darien Foundation.
Tiny Miracles is an organization supporting families with infants born prematurely.
The funds will be used to build a new facility to help struggling families in Fairfield County.
"Our new office not only signifies a milestone but also guarantees improved accessibility for our volunteers and the countless families we are honored to serve year after year," said Tiny Miracles Foundation board president Ashley Mayhew Dineen.
The new facility will be located at 1540 Post Road in Darien.
