GAA grants 100% of net fundraising to agencies, schools, families, and professionals who provide support and services for individuals with autism. The mission of the Greenwich Autism Alliance Foundation is to promote autism awareness and acceptance and local grants to support teachers and families of children with autism.

Jim Dailey enters his 30th season as head coach of the Lafayette swimming program. Dailey served as the interim coach during the 1993-94 campaign and was an assistant coach from 1991-93. He became the Leopards’ 12th head coach in program history. In 2006, Dailey was named Patriot League Women’s Swimming Coach of the Year.

Since taking over at Lafayette, Dailey has guided the Leopards to a total of 35 individual Patriot League titles and has had a total of 23 men and 20 women selected to the All-Patriot League team. Four of his men were on the Patriot League All-Decade team. Since 1992 several milestones have been broken by his swimmers/divers. In 1992 swimmer Andrew Rutherfurd finished fourth in the 100 breaststroke at NCAA’s. In 2009 diver Kevin Oswalt made NCAA Division I East regionals. In 2016 swimmer Greg Grewal made NCAA Division I B standards in both breaststroke events and swam in the US Olympic Trials that same year. In 2022 swimmer Michael Gorgan made NCAA Division I B standards in the 100 breaststroke.

Displaying a constant commitment to academics and athletics, his women’s program has been named to the CSCAA Academic All American list 58 of the last 60 semesters, while the men have made the list 56 times during that same period. His student-athletes regularly are awarded for their excellence during Lafayette College Honor’s Convocation and are routinely nominees for prestigious national recognition. The team and student-athletes within the program have been awarded the Pepper Prize, NCAA Post Graduate Scholarship, NCAA Graduation Success Rates top 10% recognition, NCAA Woman of The Year nominee and NCAA Walter Byers’ Scholarship nominee.

The Merrill Creek Conservation & Sportsmen Association (MCCSA) was established in 1980 as the organization (Association) through which the Merrill Creek Owners Group (MCOG) provides limited access to its properties (MCR) for hunting. MCCSA is a separate entity from MCR and the MCOG. The MCCSA holds its own insurance and operates under its own By-laws and Operating Rules. Also, with a strong interest among its members in conservation and wildlife, the Association takes part in various wildlife management projects.

The Arc of Warren County is extremely thankful for the bequest from Thomas Seiple. Thomas’ aunt, Joann Seiple, utilized The Arc of Warren County services and had a positive experience. Joann passed away in 1991. The bequest was made in his aunt’s honor. The funds are earmarked for Camp Warren improvements.