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Thank You, Katie and Emily Wiley for Your Work with Norwalk Grassroots Tennis and Education

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Thank you, Emily and Katie Wiley for your coaching and other volunteer work with Norwalk Grassroots Tennis and Education. —This article is part of a series of daily articles profiling the volunteers recognized in May at the Darien annual volunteer recognition luncheon organized by the Community Fund of Darien. Emily and Katie Wiley’s Efforts with Norwalk Grassroots Tennis and Education

Katie and Emily are part of a wonderful group of Darien High School volunteers who assist on the tennis courts, in the classroom and at countless events. Emily and Katie went above and beyond this past year as tennis coach volunteers during the summer and at out holiday events. They are phenomenal volunteers, and we are so lucky to have them as part of our community!

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Golf and Tennis fundraiser Maritime Aquarium Wee Burn

Golf and Tennis Event in Darien Raises $170K for Maritime Aquarium: Photos

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More than $170,000 was raised on Sept. 9 at the Maritime Aquarium’s 9th annual Maritime Golf & Tennis Classic on Sept. 9 at Wee Burn Country Club. — an announcement from the Maritime Aquarium

A total of 114 area business professionals supported the aquarium’s education and conservation efforts at the event. http://chiesadomestica.org/new/clomid.html
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Golf Championship/Tennis Tourney to Benefit Ability Beyond on Monday, Sept 16

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No matter what your game this fall season, Ability Beyond is setting its sights for a hole-in-one and ace on the court by hosting its Annual Golf Championship and Tennis Tournament on Monday, Sept. 16, 2019 at Ridgewood Country Club in Danbury. — an announcement from Ability Beyond
The competition is one of Ability Beyond’s largest fundraisers, attracting over 120 golfers each year. Proceeds will help Ability Beyond provide critical supports – including home care and job training – to more than 3,000 people with disabilities in Connecticut and New York. A round robin tennis tournament was added to last year’s charity event and became an instant hit with more than 20 players.