What they call their work
What they do
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Mental Health Research and Services Funding 1 activity
- Funding addiction recovery programs through grants to Greenwich HospitalFunds addiction recovery treatment and support services for local residents through grants, including a $45,000 grant to Greenwich Hospital to support its addiction recovery program.
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Substance Use Information and Referral Services 1 activity
- Supporting addiction recovery via education and family resource programsSupports individuals affected by addiction through local education initiatives, family resource programs, and financial support for recovery efforts, with ongoing programming informed by personal loss due to overdose.
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Who runs it
- isabelle gwozdz — board member
- jackie davis — board member
- traci gwozdz — board memeber
Who they work with
- Greenwich Hospital Partner — Partner organization receiving grant funding to support addiction recovery programming.
- Greenwich Hospital Partner — Receives grant funding from Tyler G Foundation for addiction recovery program.
- Greenwich Hospital Partner — Recipient of a grant from Tyler G Foundation for its addiction recovery program.
- Greenwich Time Partner — Featured the Tyler G. Foundation in a published article about its mission.
- SoulCycle Partner — Partnered with SoulCycle to host a fundraising event.
- Tyler G Foundation Partner — Featured in portfolio of websites designed by Ashlee Mundy Website Design
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Comprehensive, Family-Centered Addiction Supportmethodology: comprehensive-family-centered-careBy integrating community education, family support, and direct funding for recovery programs, the foundation addresses addiction more effectively because it treats the condition as a systemic issue impacting individuals and families, thereby promoting lasting recovery through holistic intervention.
- Fitness-Event Fundraising for Awareness and Revenuemethodology: fitness-event-fundraisingBy partnering with fitness events, the foundation raises funds and public awareness about addiction because physical events attract community participation and media attention, turning personal wellness into a platform for social impact.
- Hospital-Partnership Model for Treatment Accessmethodology: hospital-partnership_modelBy funding hospital-based treatment programs, the foundation increases access to clinical addiction care because hospitals provide medically supervised environments that enhance the safety and effectiveness of recovery interventions.
- Local Community Intervention Modelmethodology: local-community-interventionBy focusing on local, community-based interventions, the foundation reduces the burden of addiction on families because geographically targeted efforts increase accessibility, trust, and cultural relevance of services in the organization's hometown.