The Green Good Neighbors was started in February of 1968 at the Greensburg United Methodist Church.
Chairman Dorothy Cormany began volunteering for Good Neighbors in 1993.
Co-Chairman Patricia Stiles began volunteering for Good Neighbors in 2003.
Chairman Dorothy Cormany began volunteering for Good Neighbors in 1993.
Co-Chairman Patricia Stiles began volunteering for Good Neighbors in 2003.
Green Good Neighbors Volunteers
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During the 2016 year, the Green Good Neighbors provided groceries to more than 2,502 families (7,397 individuals) and
clothing to 2,503 families (7,402 individuals). 150 families (346 children) were helped with Christmas gifts
and 78 families (147 children) with back to school supplies.
Volunteers gave nearly 10,000 hours of their time to help those in need throughout their community.
Green Good Neighbors has been serving people in their community for more than 49 years.
clothing to 2,503 families (7,402 individuals). 150 families (346 children) were helped with Christmas gifts
and 78 families (147 children) with back to school supplies.
Volunteers gave nearly 10,000 hours of their time to help those in need throughout their community.
Green Good Neighbors has been serving people in their community for more than 49 years.
The Green Good Neighbors is located in the Greensburg United Methodist Church.
2161 Greensburg Road, P.O. Box 155, Green, Ohio 44232
Phone: 330-899-9880
Open on Wednesdays from 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
The clothing drop box is in the parking lot behind the church.
Food and clothing unit.
Visits are permitted every 30 days with a referral and identification.
2161 Greensburg Road, P.O. Box 155, Green, Ohio 44232
Phone: 330-899-9880
Open on Wednesdays from 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
The clothing drop box is in the parking lot behind the church.
Food and clothing unit.
Visits are permitted every 30 days with a referral and identification.
