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| P.O. Box 1092 Fairfield, CT 06825 |
JWC Fairfield, Inc. is a non-profit organization recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501 C(3) charitable organization in the
State of Connecticut. All donations are tax deductible.
State of Connecticut. All donations are tax deductible.
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Grasmere Eldercare Center
FSW is one of Connecticut’s oldest
and most comprehensive private,
nonprofit human services agencies,
serving 23,000 clients, touching the
lives of 50,000 people across
Connecticut each year. We work
with individuals and families to help
them stabilize their lives and identify
their strengths so that they can
create brighter tomorrows.
FSW is one of Connecticut’s oldest
and most comprehensive private,
nonprofit human services agencies,
serving 23,000 clients, touching the
lives of 50,000 people across
Connecticut each year. We work
with individuals and families to help
them stabilize their lives and identify
their strengths so that they can
create brighter tomorrows.
Fairfield Historical Society The Fairfield Museum presents
an exciting new museum, library, community meeting and
educational resource for southwestern Connecticut. There is
something at the Fairfield Museum for everyone to enjoy.
an exciting new museum, library, community meeting and
educational resource for southwestern Connecticut. There is
something at the Fairfield Museum for everyone to enjoy.
Brady's Smile was founded a year ago by Matt and Annie Hinton, whose
son, Brady, endured numerous surgeries and stays in the NICU before
passing away on his second birthday. The Hintons founded Brady's Smile
to honor his memory and to make life easier in the newborn and
pediatric intensive care units for patients and their families. They
currently have programs at Yale New Haven, as well as at two hospitals
in Pennsylvania, and one in Virginia.
son, Brady, endured numerous surgeries and stays in the NICU before
passing away on his second birthday. The Hintons founded Brady's Smile
to honor his memory and to make life easier in the newborn and
pediatric intensive care units for patients and their families. They
currently have programs at Yale New Haven, as well as at two hospitals
in Pennsylvania, and one in Virginia.