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The goal of this project is to help TEEG by Volunteering.
The goal of this project is to help TEEG by Volunteering.
TEEG (Thompson Ecumenical Empowerment Group, Inc.) is a small grassroots non-profit social service agency in North Grosvenordale, CT. They began in 1985 as a group of volunteers that joined together to meet the needs of “Three Rows”, the largest mill village in the North Grosvenordale section of Thompson. The community volunteers determined our focus was to create a safe place for children to play and to foster “self-help.” In 1988, TEEG was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.
At TEEG, They have always believed that the quality of their service rests on two things: compassion for those who seek our service, and accountability to those who fund our programs.
FALL FEST 2022
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Background
On Saturday October 16, 2022 the Fall 2022 Community Service Group set up an activity table and games for children to play during TEEG's Fall Fest. Students gave out 30 bags filled with toys, snacks and candy (Not too much candy.) to children from the area.
On hand was Dasha Pak, Kale Hart, Miriam Ivanenko '23, Maya Bullied '23, Brandon McCray '24, Patrixia Padirayon '23, Ginger Groch '24, and Arina Sinogeikina '24. Beatrice Foronda '25 joined in.
Fall 2022 Community Service Group
Impact
We believe we helped by freshening up the trail to allow the Pomfret Community the opportunity to enjoy it throughout the beautiful Autumn Season. We plan on revisiting the site in the future. This helps the Town of Putnam Parks and Recreation department.
Moving Food to Pomfret Pantry for TEEG -
FALL 2022 TERM COMMUNITY SERVICE GROUP
TEEG Litter League Clean Up.
Fall 2022 Community Service Group
Background
On Saturday, Sept 18th, 2022, students from the Fall 2022 Community Service Group went to TEEG in North Grosvenordale, Thompson to help clean up Main Street of trash and debris for it's month long Litter League Clean Up. Students were in a mostly rent controlled community with many people who were impoverished. Students learned to be empathetic to the community they were serving.
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