Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon – April 5, 2019 During National Volunteer Week in April, we celebrated the power of individuals who choose to dedicate their time, talent, and resources to make a difference in their communities. We kicked it off by celebrating our incredible volunteers at a luncheon on April 5th. These folks are the heart …
Most of us have said those very words after a summer filled with camp, picnics, time with family, and trips to museums, pools and the beach. But for low-income families right here in Lower Fairfield County, summer can be a time of worry and stress. Already struggling to make ends meet, families are unable to …
We are proud to celebrate the one year anniversary of P2P on Wheels- with a great party and an editorial in the Stamford Advocate. Affectionately called “Phil the Truck,” P2P now serves an additional 160 families each week in Stamford with nutritious food for homemade meals and assists clients with casework counseling services and emergency …
We are planning a comprehensive inventory in our Darien Clothing Center from February 4-18 during that time —due to the generosity of so many in the community — we are unable to accept any new donations of clothing, household items, etc. so we can catch up! We will begin accepting donations again on Tuesday, February …
For 50 years, volunteers, donors, staff and the Board have worked to provide a safety net for those important members in our community who need our help and often have nowhere else to turn. Last November, Person-to-Person held it’s 50 Years of Transforming Lives Gala., where we celebrated the great success of P2P moving people and families towards stability. Support …
As the partial government shutdown reaches the one month mark, Person-to-Person is here to help the people who need it most in our community. Today, we welcomed Rep. Jim Himes. He stopped at our Darien Food Pantry on his way to Washington to hear from us how our community is impacted by the federal shutdown and how P2P can …
After the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4, 1968, the Rector of Saint Luke’s Parish in Darien, CT, the Rev. Dr. Robert Nelson Back, who had attended seminary with Dr. King, met with parish member Jean Sherman to discuss how caring people could express their concern about, and respond …
With the ongoing partial shutdown of the Federal Government, some federal employees are working without pay or have been furloughed until further notice. We would like to share information on resources available to federal employees of the state and local resources available to help during the ongoing partial government shutdown. The City of Norwalk posted …
What would you do if one day you had to leave your home and everything you own to protect your children? Like many women, Sophie never dreamed that her successful husband would turn violent. But after starting a family, he became increasingly dangerous. When he threatened one of their daughters, she knew she had to …
We all know moms who would do anything for their children. A sharp rent increase two months ago now means Cathy eats only one tiny meal every two days – to make sure her kids have enough food. Cathy already works two minimum wage jobs in Stamford to support her children – Marie, age 6 and …