For Over 50 Years, The Greenwich Hibernian Association Has Been A Beacon Of Cultural Pride And Unity In Greenwich. Celebrating Irish Heritage And Faith, The Association Organizes The Iconic Greenwich St. Patrick’S Day Parade, A Symbol Of Community Spirit And Cultural Diversity. This Event Is A Cornerstone Of Our Efforts To Bring People Together In Joyous Celebration.

Beyond Festivities, We'Re Dedicated To Charitable Works, Partnering With Ireland'S Great Hunger Museum, The Improved Order Of Red Men, Mayn Mayano Tribe 46, And Local Initiatives Like The Greenwich Youth Conservation Program And Catholic Charities. Our Commitment Extends To Supporting The Greenwich Campership Program And Malta House, Focusing On Youth And Family Welfare.

Our Mission Embodies The Spirit Of Community Service, Cultural Preservation, And Social Responsibility. We Strive To Make A Positive Impact In Our Community, Guided By The Ethos, "May There Always Be Work For Your Hands To Do. May Your Purse Always Hold A Coin. May The Sun Always Shine On Your Window Pane." The Greenwich Hibernian Association Stands As A Testament To The Power Of Unity And The Joy Of Heritage Celebration.