Sesame Street Workshop Features "Sunshine Kids" Program!

Evergreen Network is proud to announce that our flagship program for children, "Sunshine Kids", is mentioned on sesameworkshop.org in the article "Volunteering Together", by Liza N. Burby.

"When families with preschoolers reach out to those in need, everyone stands to gain."

Click here to read the article.

The "Sunshine Kids" program of the Evergreen Network in Bridgeport, Connecticut, matches volunteer families with children whose lives have been affected by HIV/AIDS.

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20 Years of Service and Compassion

Evergreen Network is pleased to announce our 20th year anniversary!

Since the beginning of the pandemic, ENI has provided services and relief for those affected by HIV/AIDS and their extended families in the greater Bridgeport CT area.

Evergreen lead the way in providing the nation's very first children's support group, "The Sunshine Kids", for children orphaned or affected by HIV/AIDS.

"The Sunshine Kids" along with our women's, our grandmother's, and men's groups, have been meeting on a continual basis for these 20 years.

This past Christmas, ENI was able to serve 87 families with 120 children and 158 adults!

We'd like to take this opportunity to thank all our generous supporters, volunteers, and our client families for their continuing efforts and inspiration.

Bridgeport Bluefish Lend a Helping Hand

Check out NorwalkPlus magazine's terrific article on the Bridgeport Bluefish baseball team's support of our annual Christmas holiday food and gift basket drive.

You can read all about it by clicking here.

Thank you St Luke's LifeWorks!

Evergreen would like thank St. Luke's LifeWorks for their generous holiday spirit. Their Holiday Gift Collection will provide holiday gifts to more than 2,500 children this year, including Evergreen Network clients.

Happy Holidays!

Thank you Westport Woman's Club!

Evergreen would like to thank the Westport Women's Club for their generous support in 2006-2007!

The Westport Woman's Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of charitable, cultural, educational and public health services. Annually, through direct grants and services, the Woman's Club provides $200,000 to community causes and donates over 1,000 hours in volunteer support.

Forgotten Children of the AIDS Epidemic

Our founder and Executive Director, Adaline DeMarrais, contributes a chapter titled, "Mommy and Me", Forgotten Children of the AIDS Epidemic, by Shelley Geballe

click here for a link to the book, available on Amazon.com.

Our Annual School Supplies Collection

Bridgeport-area children impacted by HIV/AIDS started school in August with new backpacks bursting with school supplies. More than 160 students were provided for through the generosity of our Network friends and volunteers.