People Are Saying

Such a meaningful conversation with Dr. Inna Lazar, founder of Eye Care from the Heart, a Greenwich-based nonprofit ensuring every child has access to quality vision care. We talk about the growing impact of screen time, the realities families face, and why early intervention matters more than ever. Dr. Lazar shares how innovation, compassion, and community are coming together to change lives - one child at a time. A powerful reminder that something as simple as clear vision can truly change everything. https://getproeyecare.com/blog/1432052-a-clearer-future-how-eye-care-from-the-heart-is-quietly-transforming-the-lives-of-children-in-our-community

Connection isn't accidental...it's intentional. In this episode of People Are Saying, Penny Goffman shares how she turned a natural instinct for bringing people together into a powerful career rooted in experience, community, and impact. From launching a mobile fashion boutique to leading national connections at HeyMama, Penny reveals what truly makes relationships stick and why in-person matters more than ever. Her biggest takeaway? People may forget what you do, but they'll never forget how you made them feel. If you're ready to build more meaningful connections, this episode will leave you thinking differently - and acting on it. https://pennygoffman.com/

This episode of People Are Saying features Kathleen Dyke, Associate Publisher of Greenwich Magazine, and an nsider conversation about publishing, partnerships, and the power of community storytelling. Kathleen shares what goes into producing a magazine, how media has evolved, and why thoughtful visibility matters for nonprofits and local businesses alike. They also talk about what makes an event truly successful and how strong storytelling can elevate both impact and connection. It's a candid, behind-the-scenes look at the people and ideas shaping Fairfield County. https://mofflylifestylemedia.com/category/greenwich-magazine/

Community in action doesn't happen in a single moment - it builds, it connects, and it brings people together in meaningful ways. That's exactly what's happening with the Spring Red Crossroads 2026, a dynamic, week-long series of events leading up to the Sold Out Ruby Red & White Ball on April 25 benefiting the American Red Cross Metro New York North Chapter. Tina Broccole, who is spearheading Red Crossroads, shares how this innovative series is reimagining philanthropy bringing together local retailers, national brands, and the Greenwich community to support the Red Cross mission. While the Ball may be sold out, there are still meaningful ways to get involved - through these shopping events or by bidding on the silent auction - proving that showing up, in any way, truly matters. https://bit.ly/SpringRedCrossRoads2026

An inspiring conversation with Nell Solley of Friends of Mianus River Park, whose work helps preserve one of our community's most treasured natural spaces. This episode returns as we look ahead to the Earth Day Beautification Event on Saturday, April 18, 2026 from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM, presented by the Town of Greenwich Parks and Recreation Foundation. https://www.towngreenwichprfoundation.org/

Leadership. Philanthropy. Community. This episode takes you inside Greenwich Library's prestigious Peterson Business Award Dinner, honoring 2026 recipient Scott Stewart. This compelling conversation featuring insights from Joe Williams and Lisa Mandel, who share the story behind this iconic event and the Library's impact on the community. https://www.greenwichlibrary.org/support/peterson-business-award-dinner/

What if the simple question "What is there to do around here?" could connect an entire community? In this episode, Sue sits down with Isis-Rae Goulbourne, founder of City Events, a new platform launching March 20 that is redesigning how Fairfield County discovers local life across Stamford, Norwalk, and Greenwich. Born from Isis's own search for connection after moving to the area, City Events blends AI-powered discovery with local expertise to bring events, businesses, and community moments into one trusted place. As Isis says, "Beautiful things happen when we pour into our communities." https://www.cityeventsct.com

What if children with cancer were never an afterthought in drug development again? A new federal law is changing the future of pediatric cancer research and families are leading the charge. On February 3, 2026, the Mikaela Naylon Give Kids a Chance Act was signed into law, strengthening FDA authority to require pediatric studies for certain cancer drugs. For the first time, children are no longer an afterthought in targeted therapy approvals. This episode of People Are Saying feutures Dr. Asher Marks, Dr. Vidya Puthenpura, and Mairead Finn of the Vivienne C. Finn Foundation talking about the legacy of Vivienne Finn and the growing movement to transform pediatric cancer care through research, policy, and advocacy. https://vcfinnfoundation.org/

This episode isn't just about ice. It's about what holds a community together. After Team USA's golden moment at the Winter Olympics with figure skating and both the women's and men's hockey teams standing on top of the podium, we're reminded of something simple: every Olympian once started at a local rink. Learning to skate. Falling. Getting back up. Dreaming big. For decades, the Dorothy Hamill Ice Rink in Byram has been that place for Greenwich families. Over the past nine months, a nine-member volunteer Task Force met weekly reviewing environmental reports, analyzing nearly 200 town parcels, commissioning professional cost estimates, studying flood maps, evaluating long-term energy sustainability, and holding multiple public hearings -all to determine the best path forward for our town. Their final recommendation has now been submitted. In this episode, Matt DesChamps, Chair of the Hamill Rink Task Force, talks about the work behind the recommendation and what comes next for Greenwich. https://www.greenwichct.gov/2807/Hamill-Rink-Task-Force

Dive into this powerful conversation with Corey Paris, Chief Philanthropy & Strategy Officer at Person to Person and Connecticut State Representative, as we explore how this nearly 60-year-old organization is quietly transforming lives across Fairfield County. From food and clothing assistance to emergency financial support and scholarships, Person to Person meets neighbors in moments of crisis with dignity and compassion. Corey shares why rising costs are pushing more working families to seek help — and why community care matters now more than ever. We also talk about the sold-out *Rising Together Benefit* on March 28, featuring The S.O.S. Band, and how this vibrant evening brings together diverse corners of our community to support one shared mission: making sure every neighbor has what they need to thrive. Tune in and be inspired by what happens when we truly rise together. https://p2phelps.org/

Dive into this heartfelt conversation with Nancy Carr, Event Director of Swim Across America - Fairfield County, as we explore how this beloved community event is making real waves in the fight against cancer. This will be the 20th year that swimmers, volunteers, survivors, families and spectators come together not only in hope, but in action raising vital funds that locally support the Alliance for Cancer Gene Therapy and its groundbreaking cancer cell and gene therapy research. Nancy also shares her own cancer journey, which brings extraordinary heart and purpose to the work she leads. It's a moving reminder of what happens when community, resilience, and generosity come together for something bigger than ourselves. She also shares that you don't have to be a swimmer to make a difference. Tune in and be inspired by the power of showing up for one another. https://www.swimacrossamerica.org

In this episode of People Are Saying Podcast, host Sue Moretti Bodson sits down with Mary Lee Kiernan, President and CEO of YWCA Greenwich, for a powerful conversation about leadership, community, and the vital services supporting families across our region. Mary Lee shares how the YWCA's work - from early childhood education and youth programs to racial equity initiatives and the Harmony Project supporting survivors of domestic and sexual violence - helps create a safer, healthier, and more connected community. This episode explores the importance of advocacy, prevention, and community spaces that bring people together, while highlighting how the YWCA continues to evolve to meet the needs of Greenwich today and for generations to come. https://ywcagreenwich.org/

This episode of People Are Saying, host Sue Moretti Bodson sits down with Laura Sullivan, Staff Attorney and Head of Legal Aid at the Special Education Legal Fund (S.E.L.F.). Laura shares her personal and professional journey into special education advocacy and offers real-world guidance for families navigating IEP meetings, understanding their rights, and accessing legal support. From practical tips like "if it's not in writing, it didn't happen" to resources and upcoming webinars, this conversation empowers parents with tools and insight to better support their children. Tune in for heartfelt stories and actionable advice that makes a difference. https://spedlegalfund.org/

On this episode of People Are Saying features Andrea and Phil Marella, co-founders of Dana's Angels Research Trust, a nonprofit accelerating research, awareness, and treatment for Niemann-Pick Type C (NPC) - an ultra-rare and devastating childhood disease. Andrea and Phil share their family's journey through grief and resilience, and how it sparked a mission of activism, scientific partnership, and hope. Together, they discuss the urgent need for funding and collaboration in rare disease research, and the breakthroughs Dana's Angels is working toward to change outcomes for children and families affected by NPC. https://danasangels.org/

Step inside the Greenwich Jiu Jitsu Academy with founder Jeff Morris to explore a story rooted in family, discipline, and service. What began as a shared love of martial arts and time spent training with his family has evolved into a vibrant community hub where kids, teens, and adults build confidence, focus, and resilience - both on and off the mat. From Jeff's Greenwich upbringing, to his service in the United States Marine Corps, to his career as a crime scene detective, this conversation follows the experiences that shaped his path and ultimately inspired the Academy's mission. You'll hear about the values that drive the Academy, its inclusive environment for students of all abilities, and the powerful impact of Guardian Greenwich - a scholarship initiative providing completely free Jiu Jitsu training to children who need it most. It's a story of giving back, creating opportunity, and building a community where everyone has a place on the mat. https://www.greenwichjiujitsu.com/ https://www.greenwichjiujitsu.com/guardian-scholarship-application

Step inside the historic Woman's Club of Greenwich with guests Fran Unrine, Kim Arguimbau, and Annmarie Gordon. Discover how this 115-year-old club continues to empower women, enrich Greenwich, and celebrate community spirit. We've got all the details on their upcoming Annual Holiday Boutique which will feature a Sip & Shop,Grandma's Kitchen, local artisans, vendors, raffles and even a psychic! This festive episode is your invitation to shop local, give back, and join a legacy of changemakers. https://www.womansclubofgreenwich.org/

In this episode of People Are Saying features Sammi Jacobs, President of the Junior League of Greenwich, and Tiffanie Gray, Executive VP, about one of the community's most beloved traditions The Enchanted Forest, happening November 21–22 at the Greenwich Botanical Center. Now themed The North Pole, this magical holiday fundraiser features breakfast with Santa, The Giving Shop, a holiday boutique, and giving trees supporting local nonprofits. As Tiffanie shares, "The North Pole captures the magic of the holiday spirit," and Sammie adds, "It's a tradition that connects generations." The Enchanted Forest is also the perfect opportunity for prospective members to come see what the Junior League of Greenwich is all about - community, friendship, and making a lasting impact. https://greenwich.jl.org/uncategorized/tefnorthpole/

She's a survivor, a leader, and a force! Tune into this week's episode of People Are Saying with Nina Lindia, a 10-year breast cancer survivor and one of the Co-Chairs of this year's 29th Annual Breast Cancer Alliance Luncheon & Fashion Show, happening October 23. We talk about resilience, hope, and what it means to be part of TEAM BCA: GAME ON! — a powerful theme that celebrates unity, courage, and community in the fight against breast cancer. While the Luncheon is officially SOLD OUT, you can still get in the game! The BCA Silent Auction goes live the morning of Oct 23 and closes when the event ends - with incredible items and experiences that directly support research, surgical oncology training, and screening programs for underserved communities. https://breastcanceralliance.org/

Underwear isn't just about comfort — it's about dignity. This episode of People Are Saying looks at 10 years of The Undies Project, a nonprofit restoring confidence one basic necessity at a time. Tune in for heartfelt stories of impact, conversations with co-founder Laura Delaflor and event co-chair Stacey Higdeon and a look ahead to An Evening of Magic — a special event on November 1st at CoCreate Stamford featuring magician Jason Silberman, live music, and more. The need for undergarments has grown — and so has the opportunity to help. Join the celebration, support the mission, and be part of the dignity movement. Event details & tickets: https://Undies.givesmart.com

Homecoming, but make it mission-driven. In this episode of People Are Saying, we talk with Steph Cowie and Stacey Burton (Homecoming Co-Chairs) and Laura Sullivan (S.E.L.F. Staff Attorney) to share how the Special Education Legal Fund (S.E.L.F.) supports families navigating special education—and how this year's Homecoming fuels that work. Expect school-spirit vibes, real stories of impact, and practical ways to help. https://bit.ly/SELFHomecoming2025

Sirens, service, and neighbors helping neighbors. In this episode of People Are Saying, we pull up to the Glenville Volunteer Fire Company—a house where career and volunteer firefighters serve side-by-side—for a candid look at how training, teamwork, and community support save minutes when minutes matter. President Sandy Kornberg and member John Mastracchio share what most people don't know about running a firehouse, the traditions that bind the company, and the story behind the David N. Theis Award for Outstanding Service to the Community, which will be held Thursday, October 9, 2025, at Tamarack Country Club—a fundraiser that keeps specialized equipment on the trucks across Greenwich. Hit play for a fast, heartfelt tour of courage, humility, and hometown pride. https://www.glenvillefire.org/events/the-2025-theis-award

Step inside a civic treasure: Greenwich Library. In this episode, Sue sits down with Lisa Mandel (Director of Development), Hilary Martin Lea (Chair, Friends of Greenwich Library), and Helaine Winer (Friends Board/Performing Arts Chair) to preview Opening Night featuring Music From The Sole, spotlight how the Friends fuel free, year-round programs for the whole town, and share simple ways you can support. Your backstage pass to culture, community, and connection—right here. https://www.greenwichlibrary.org/support/opening-night/

Meet the Friends of the Wallace Center and three women turning National Senior Center Month into a week of do-good fun. From a celebrity-bartender happy hour to fashion-for-a-cause and a family-friendly Community Day, we unpack how the Wallace Center sparks connection, creativity, and wellness for Greenwich's 55+ community—and how you can join, volunteer, or support. Featuring board co-chairs Adele Rota and Wendy Day with board member Alessandra Messino Long. https://www.greenwichwallacecenter.org/friends

A new school year means fresh beginnings—and renewed opportunities to support our students. In this episode of People Are Saying, Executive Director Julie Faryniarz of the Greenwich Alliance for Education shares how the Alliance is driving innovation, expanding opportunities, and inspiring educators across Greenwich Public Schools. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, or community member, there are countless ways to get involved and make a difference in public education—because supporting kids doesn't stop when your own children graduate. Tune in for inspiration, impact, and ways you can join the movement this school year! https://greenwichalliance.org/

Pitch, please! In this episode, we're joined by Nina Lindia, a powerhouse of purpose, innovation, and impact. As co-founder and president of Pitch Your Peers, Nina has redefined how women approach philanthropy — transforming generosity into something intentional, collective, and deeply personal. From her career in marketing to leading a movement of educated giving, Nina shares how Pitch Your Peers is empowering women to use their voices, talents, and resources to fuel real change — right here in Greenwich and beyond. Tune in and get inspired to pitch for something good - https://pitchyourpeers.org

In this inspiring episode of the People Are Saying podcast, we talke with Laura Delaflor and Stephanie Seligman to discuss the powerful mission behind The Undies Project — a nonprofit organization committed to providing new underwear to those in need. With compassion at its core, the conversation explores how something as basic as a clean pair of underwear can restore a sense of dignity, confidence, and humanity to individuals facing hardship. Tune in to hear how The Undies Project is addressing an often-overlooked necessity with care, community support, and a whole lot of heart — one pair at a time. https://www.theundiesproject.org/

In this episode of People Are Saying, we take a walk through time with Dianne Niklaus and Christopher Shields from the Greenwich Historical Society to explore Rediscover Greenwich — a vibrant, year-long collaboration with Untapped New York. From historic murals and immersive walking tours to the creative reimagining of Greenwich's iconic sites, this episode dives into how history, public art, and community storytelling are coming together to reframe the way we see our town. https://greenwichhistory.org/

Driving Community: A Conversation with Lavelle Shields. This episode of People Are Saying spotlights one of Greenwich's quiet heroes: Call-A-Ride of Greenwich – a nonprofit that's been changing lives one ride at a time for over 50 years. Tune in to discover how a team of volunteer drivers and a fleet of three cars are helping Greenwich's older residents stay connected, independent, and cared for with door-to-door transportation —no fare required. https://www.callaridegreenwich.org/

Behind the Badge: In this episode, I sit down with Chief Jim Heavey, Deputy Chief Mark Zuccerella, and Deputy Chief Jim Bonney of the Greenwich Police Department to talk leadership, community policing, and the impact of the Greenwich Police Department Scholarship Fund—which supports the children of active officers pursuing college. Also, don't miss the GPD Scholarship Fund Benefit Car Show on Saturday, June 7 at Greenwich Town Hall (10 AM–2 PM)! Free, family-friendly, and all for a great cause. Learn more: gpdscholarshipfund.org/gpdsf-car-show

This episode of People Are Saying feautures entrepreneur, philanthropist, and advocate Nick Loeb, the founder of the Nick Loeb Foundation — a non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening the relationship between community members and law enforcement officers. Tune in to learn about the Foundation's mission, how it's supporting police departments in meaningful, human ways, and of course, their exciting upcoming event: Party with the Police — a celebration designed to bring officers and residents together for an unforgettable day of connection and fun on Saturday, June 28. https://thenickloebfoundation.com/2025-party-with-the-police-event/

Storytelling with Purpose - this episode of People Are Saying features Kendra Farn. With a career dedicated to stories that inspire action and create change, Kendra has partnered with dozens of nonprofits to bring their missions to life through powerful, human-centered storytelling. Tune in to discover how storytelling is a nonprofit's secret weapon and visual narratives can move hearts and drive results If you care about purpose-driven media, social impact, or elevating your organization's voice—this one's for you! https://www.pgarynproductions.com/

"Shaping Greenwich: Inside the Selectmen's Nominations Advisory Committee"​ In this episode of People Are Saying, we delve into the pivotal role of the Selectmen's Nominations Advisory Committee (SNAC) in Greenwich, CT. This bipartisan committee is instrumental in identifying and recommending candidates for the Town's various boards and commissions, ensuring effective and representative local governance.​ We explore how SNAC collaborates with the Board of Selectmen and the Representative Town Meeting (RTM) to fill approximately 160 volunteer positions across 19 commissions and boards. SNAC's transparent and efficient process invites residents to contribute their skills and expertise to the community. Tune in to learn more about SNAC's impact and how you can get involved in shaping the future of Greenwich.​ https://www.greenwichct.gov/719/Selectmens-Nominations-Advisory-Committe

This week's episode features The Junior League or "JLG", which stands as a beacon of community spirit and empowerment in Greenwich. This remarkable organization unites women from diverse backgrounds who share a common goal: to make a positive impact on the community. Celebrating 65 years of rich history and commitment to service, the JLG has cultivated an environment where passion meets action. Whether you're looking to volunteer or simply want to learn more about their initiatives, there's no shortage of inspiration here. https://greenwich.jl.org/

In this week's episode of the People Are Saying Podcast, we are excited to welcome Lori Jackson and Debra McLaughlin from Meals on Wheels of Greenwich. This incredible non-profit organization provides nutritious meals to eligible residents of Greenwich each weekday throughout the year at affordable prices, allowing them to live independently in their own homes. They serve over 100 clients and deliver nearly 4,000 meals each month! Tune in to learn more about this small yet mighty resource, which is celebrating 65 years of essential support! https://mealsonwheelsofgreenwich.org/

This week on People are Saying, we're joined by community activist Angelique Dawson - a true embodiment of lifting others up. As a Board member of Neighbor to Neighbor, she is proud to serve as the Chair for their highly anticipated 50th anniversary Celebration on April 24. The event will feature renowned Chef Marcus Samuelson as a special guest. https://www.ntngreenwich.org

This episode of the People Are Saying Podcast features Christine Lai from the Special Education Legal Fund (S.E.L.F.) and Naomi Nova from Special Education Equity for Kids of Connecticut (SEEK). The episode discusses the challenges families encounter while navigating the special education system and accessing essential services. S.E.L.F. and SEEK will be hosting a Resource Fair on March 30, which will give families the opportunity to connect with schools, therapists, agencies, and non-profit organizations that specialize in supporting children with special needs. More than 45 exhibitors/vendors will be on hand to share resources and knowledge with families and caregivers in this free & interactive event. https://bit.ly/2025SELFSEEKResourceFair

In this week's episode of the People Are Saying Podcast, we are excited to welcome the remarkable auctioneer James Macdonald. After a successful career in finance, James made a bold transition to the world of auctions, where he merges his business acumen with a passion for philanthropy. Through his engaging bidding and storytelling, he has raised significant funds for various non-profits worldwide. Join us as we explore how his unique background shapes his auctioneering approach and the positive impact he's making in communities. http://www.jamesjmcdonald.com/auctions

In this episode of *People are Saying*, we explore the transformative work that Person-to-Person (P2P) is doing for over 28,000 individuals in lower Fairfield County. Celebrating its 56th year of operation, P2P has three locations and two mobile food pantries. Tune in to learn about their programs and the "safety net" they provide to help people achieve economic stability. Their comprehensive "wrap-around services" include assistance with food, clothing, housing, college scholarships, job training, financial coaching, and much more! https://p2phelps.org/

"Where there's a need, there's a Lion" Listen in to this week's episode of People Are Saying Podcast to hear about the impactful and important contributions of the Greenwich Lions Club! From free vision testing in our public schools to giving financial support to over 30 other non-profits, the Lions are the REAL DEAL! https://e-clubhouse.org/sites/greenwichct/

Exciting news from Greenwich Library! 📚 Listen in to hear more about their announcement of a transformative $5 million endowment for their acclaimed Signature Series programming. This generous gift is the largest received in over 30 years, marking a pivotal moment in Greenwich Library's history. Tune in to hear more about the evolution of the this treasured Town jewel, which is one of the nation's premier libraries and the most visited in Connecticut. https://www.greenwichlibrary.org/

Neighbor to Neighbor is celebrating their 50th anniversary as they continue to enhance the Greenwich community through their compassionate provision of nutritious food, clothing, and other essential resources. In our latest episode of People Are Saying, we chat with Karen Royce, President of the Board of Directors, about the growth of this invaluable organization and their upcoming celebration on April 24 featuring special guest Chef Marcus Samuelson. Don't miss out on tuning in! https://www.ntngreenwich.org/

In this episode of People Are Saying Podcast, we shine a spotlight on the incredible efforts of the Greenwich Scholarship Association (GSA). Maureen Bonanno, Director of Operations, talks about their mission to support graduating high school seniors in pursuing their desired college or university. With a strong belief in the value of higher education, GSA strives to alleviate the financial burden for students and families, particularly during their first year of school. Through partnerships with community organizations and individuals, GSA provides scholarship awards tailored to each student's specific needs. Tune in to hear about their valuable work and how you can get involved! https://greenwichscholarship.org/

River House Adult Day Center is not just a safe haven for seniors, but also a medical model establishment that enables participants to spend their day at the Center. Each participant receives a customized care plan, ensuring their unique needs are met. River House offers an array of engaging activities, including belly dancing, language lessons, trivia, bingo, poker, bocce, and even ax throwing! Joyfulness permeates throughout River House and we invite you to listen in to learn more about their mission, how they support families and how you can get involved! https://www.theriverhouse.org/

In this episode of "People Are Saying," Sue Moretti Bodson chats with Julie Faryniarz, Executive Director of the Greenwich Alliance for Education, about the power of TRIVIA. The highly anticipated Annual Trivia Challenge is on February 28th and guaranteed to be a blast. Listen in to discover the amazing aid offered by the Greenwich Alliance and how they depend on proceeds from events like the Trivia Challenge to assist students and educators in Greenwich Public Schools. https://greenwichalliance.org/trivia-challenge-2025/

Tune into this episode of People Are Saying Podcast to discover how Pathways is empowering adults with mental health challenges through housing and compassionate care, fostering recovery, growth, and a purposeful life. In this heartfelt conversation, Executive Director Peter Tesei shares the inspiring origin of Pathways—a journey sparked by a mother's vision that blossomed into a beacon of hope for many. As we delve into the significance of dignity in mental health support, Peter's unwavering commitment to raising awareness about Pathways shines through. This dialogue unearths the transformative power of compassion within community care and invites listeners to reflect on their own roles in supporting those who face these challenges daily.

BEST. PARTY. EVER. Tune in to the "People Are Saying" podcast and discover the ultimate party experience with Mo and Alan of MOJO. This dynamic duo has been hailed as the "Best Live Music Resource" by Vivant Magazine for multiple notable reasons.  In this episode we cover all things music as they share their journey from busking in the NYC subway to singing with Jimmy Fallon and more. Discover the magic of MOJO! https://mojogreenwich.com/

On our first 2025 episode, People Are Saying features two ultimate connectors - Dr. Kim Nichols and Emily Scalise of NicholsMD of Greenwich. With a strong entrepreneurial drive, this boutique cosmetic dermatology establishment prioritizes philanthropy as a core component of their mission. Through the NicholsMD Cares program, they not only give back to the community, but also showcase local organizations and events. Along with group volunteering days and their Nominate a Local Hero initiative, NicholsMD serves as an example of how small businesses can have a big impact. Don't miss out on hearing about their altruistic practices from the start, and how giving back comes "Naturally at Nichols." https://kimnicholsmd.com/cares-program/

Join us on the latest episode of People Are Saying Podcast as we chat with expert marketing strategist Sarah Bamford. Sarah shares her perspective on cultivating valuable relationships and prioritizing client success. We also delve into the world of experiential events and passive fundraising, exploring the impact of innovative strategies like those used by her clients, who understands the importance of supporting non-profits and being fully integrated within their community.  https://www.instagram.com/hybridmediacomm

Tune in to "People Are Saying" to learn about the wide range of programming offered by the Greenwich Botanical Center, catering to all ages from 0-90. Executive Director Phoebe Lindsey enlightens us on the GBC's emphasis on promoting nature and their goal to transform from a hidden gem to a prominent highlight of Greenwich. Additionally, thanks to the generous Around Foundation, donations made to GBC by December 31 will be matched up to $100k, making for a wonderful last-minute Christmas gift under someone's name. https://greenwichbotanicalcenter.org/give/

"Fill Plates, Not Landfills!" Listen in to learn about the mission to reduce waste and feed those in need. Tune in as Karen Saggese, Co-Site Director of Food Rescue US - Fairfield County, shares how the organization utilizes local volunteers to collect surplus nutritious food from donors and distribute it to social service agencies aiding the food insecure. Plus, we discuss Rob Mathes' annual benefit concert on December 20-22, continuing his support for Food Rescue US – Fairfield County.  https://foodrescue.us/event/rob-mathes-holiday-concert-2024/