About Neighbor-to-Neighbor LifeLine (N2N)

The Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven and United Way of Greater New Haven launched Neighbor-to-Neighbor LifeLine (N2N) in the winter of 2009 to raise awareness and funds to address critical housing and hunger needs in Greater New Haven by investing in local organizations that meet emergency needs & help people avert or pull-out of crises and provide the footing for longer-term financial security.

Since then, N2N raised over $2 million to help meet emergency needs in Greater New Haven. 

The Impact of N2N LifeLine 2011 on our Community

As a result of the 2011 N2N LifeLine investments in Greater New Haven and the Shoreline communities:

• Over 6,140 people received services to help them avert or pull out of a crisis
  
• Over 482,000 additional meals were served
  
• Nearly 800 individuals were diverted from homelessness
  
• Over 80 individuals received emergency heating and other assistance

 View the full list of the 2011 N2N awards

Results from N2N 2010

As a result of 2010 N2N LifeLine effort:

• Nearly 8,000 people received services to help them avert or pull out of a crisis
  
• Over 295,000 meals were served
  
• 663 household were diverted from homelessness
  
• 890 individuals received emergency heating, medical and other assistance

View the full list of the 2010 N2N awards