The night included Abigail Kirsch’s gourmet German buffet dinner, regional beers and wines, music, dancing, a silent auction, games for the not particularly skilled, such as “Heads or Tails,” and more.
The fundraising event’s lead sponsors were Greenwich Hospital and Fieldpoint Private Bank. The Alpine setting was provided by Carolyn Dempsey Design. Levin and McCall joined United Way President Stuart Adelberg in recognizing the generosity of numerous sponsors and the individuals and businesses who contributed over 80 items to the silent auction. They applauded the dozens of volunteers whose enthusiasm and hard work made the evening a rousing success.
Serendipity magazine was the media sponsor for the event.
Oktoberfest 2014 launched the United Way’s town-wide fund drive and its 80th year of identifying and meeting local needs. The organization researches and documents the community’s human service needs, and works throughout the town with agency partners to coordinate efficient delivery of local health and human services.
Greenwich United Way is the town’s largest non-government source of human service program funding, made possible by the annual community-wide campaign and special events such as Oktoberfest.
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