Stacie Curran — co-founder of Club203, Westport’s social organization for adults with disabilities — writes:
As Westport marks its “4 Days of Service and Remembrance” leading up to September 11th, Club203 proudly kicked off its 5th year last night, in the same spirit of volunteerism, kindness and community.
Our incredible volunteers show up each month to create a place where adults with disabilities feel welcomed, included and celebrated.
We are so grateful for the volunteers who make Club203 possible, and remind us that small acts of kindness have a tremendous impact.
At Club203, everyone belongs.
Tremendous thank-yous to Earthplace, for sharing your beautiful space; to 900 Degree Pizza Truck — you way outdid yourselves in delicious generosity; to MoCA\CT for the genius lantern art project, and to Warren Bloom for the tunes – (we could have kept it hot by the fire pit all night long.)
(All photos/Stacie Curran)
“06880” agrees: You are all Unsung Heroes — every month for Club203, and all year long!
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Our most heartfelt appreciation goes out to Stacie and the entire Club 203 organization! Several of the folks we support at CLASP have been greatly enjoying their generous and creative events!! Bravo!
Stacie is a a hero too!
Stacie is definitely an unsung hero and always available to volunteer for anyone who needs her expertise and spirit!