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.
One small action can grow to something big! During October, $1 from every specially marked $11.99 Bloomin’ 4 Good bouquet purchased at our selected Stop & Stop locations will be given back to our organization. Pick up flowers with extra purpose at the Branford or Madison Stop & Shop.
GUILFORD, CT - (October 08, 2026) On October 8th, 2026 Guilford Interfaith Volunteers received a check in the amount of $10,000 from the Archbishop's Annual Appeal through its Vicariate Outreach Program. The funding will help Guilford Interfaith Volunteers continue its mission of "Neighbor Helping Neighbor" through our various divisions: Meals on Wheels, Friendly Visiting, Guilford Food Bank, Charlie's Closet and Chloe's Closet. About the Archbishop's Annual Appeal Since 1981
Ann Nyberg interviewed GIV’s very own Christi Burton and Tony Sicignano about our newest division, Chloe’s Closet here in Guilford, CT. Thank you WTNH for allowing us to share this important community resource with your viewers. Check out the clip below! https://www.wtnh.com/video/nyberg-improving-a-childs-quality-of-life-with-access-to-medical-equipment/12070851
Saint George Mens Group members Randy McCartney, Jim Plunkett (chair of fundraiser), Bob Keiser and Steve DePalma with Christi Burton & Tony Sicignano - Co-Directors of Chloe's Closet Chloe’s Closet was honored to be the beneficiary of another wonderful community event hosted by the St. George Men’s Group — the International Dinner. The evening was filled with delicious food, great fellowship, and a strong spirit of community. Events like these remind us how fortunate we are
Joe & family members at the award dinner Joe Secki was one of the recipients honored at the 14th Beacon Awards Gala hosted by Shoreline Publishing. Joe is a long time volunteer at Charlie's Closet where he repairs medical equipment making it safe to give to folks requesting the equipment. He is also very active as a volunteer at the Clinton branch of the Shoreline Soup Kitchen and Pantry (SSKP). Tony Sicignano, Director - Charlie's Closet, Joe Secki, Diane More at the dinn
