Volunteers build meaningful connections with those they visit through regular calls and conversations, offering companionship and a steady source of warmth and encouragement.
A community-supported warehouse filled with donated medical essentials, where volunteers help people in need find the resources that support comfort, mobility, and everyday living.
Fresh, locally donated food is made available to residents in need through the generosity of our community and the helping hands of dedicated volunteers.
2026 winners Jeannie Hayes and Andrea Goetz pose for a selfie with GIV Executive Director Christi Burton (right) On March 14, we welcomed 20 enthusiastic participants who dedicated their time to support this important cause. The generosity on display was remarkable, with 31 raffle items and 10 silent auction items contributing to a meaningful fundraising effort that will directly support our mission of helping those in need. We are incredibly grateful to the players for devot
The following article appeared in the Spring 2026 edition of the "Catholic Transcript", a publication of the Archdiocese of Hartford which has been a consistent and giving supporter of all Guilford Interfaith Programs.
Chloe's Closet, the latest Guilford Interfaith program was officially launched on July 12, 2026 with an open house. Modeled after Charlie's Closet, it's located in the Lathrop House at 55 Park Street, Chloe's Closet was created in partnership with the Negron family to provide pediatric medical equipment. Pictured above are the Negron family, First Selectman Matt Hoey and Tony Sicignano & Christi Burton, Co-Directors of the Chloe's Closet program. View the Chloe's Closet page
