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.

Since then, N2N has 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.  Specifically, through N2N:

• 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.  Specifically, through N2N:

• 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