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ENRICHING THE LIVES OF OLDER ADULTS IN GREENWICH

About the Friends of The Wallace Center

The Friends of The Wallace Center, Inc. is a dedicated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supporting the growth, vitality, and future of the Wallace Center in Greenwich, CT. Since 2010, we’ve been committed to ensuring older adults in our community have access to exceptional programs and facilities that enrich their lives.

Our Mission

Our mission is to enhance the lives of Greenwich’s older adults by funding capital improvements, enriching programming, and building lasting community support for the Wallace Center.

What We Do

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Capital projects and facility improvements

CAPITAL PROJECTS

We raise funds for major upgrades like the renovation of the Wallace Center facility.

Weights on a rack in The Wallace Center
Expanded programs, activities, and enrichment opportunities

PROGRAM ENHANCEMENTS

We support expanded and improved programs that go beyond Town funded services.

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Community outreach, advocacy, and public awareness initiatives

COMMUNITY AWARENESS

We advocate for the role the Wallace Center plays in promoting wellness and connection for older adults.

Our History

Formed in 2010 as Friends of the Greenwich Senior Center, Inc., we became Friends of The Wallace Center to reflect our ongoing commitment to the Center’s growth and modernization. We are a registered nonprofit under Connecticut state law.

Exterior view of The Wallace Center, a historic community center serving older adults in Greenwich.
Members of the Friends of The Wallace Center Board of Directors at a community event.

Governance

The Friends of The Wallace Center is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors and Executive Committee who bring expertise, oversight, and a shared dedication to improving the lives of older adults in Greenwich.

Why Your Support Matters

Every gift to the Friends of The Wallace Center makes a real difference. Your support helps us improve physical spaces, expand impactful programs, and ensure that every older adult in our community can age with dignity, connection and joy.

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