Welcome to Miles for Moe Foundation and have The Best Day Ever!

 

 

Miles for Moe is a fundraiser to benefit the Miles for Moe Foundation at The Community Foundation of NW CT which was established in 2010 in memory of Emil "Moe" Renzullo, Jr. who passed away on April 3, 2010 from Leukemia. In his short life, Moe's enthusiasm, sense of humor and adventurous nature was an inspiration to many. The Miles for Moe Foundation seeks to continue his legacy by supporting organizations such as Camp MOE (formerly known as Camp LARC) that encourage inclusive activities for children with special needs to families who could not otherwise afford to send their children to summer camp. The Foundation will also benefit families who have a child diagnosed with cancer along with hospitals and organizations that treat these children.

For both Moe and his family, Camp MOE was an important part of their lives. The Camp has been operating for over 39 years and has reached so many during that time. Moe flourished from the day he started. His love of swimming, skateboarding, leading the camp in the morning cheer, or just spending quality quiet time with his camp counselor walking hand in hand, was evident to all.

 

For more information on how your donations are changing the lives of so many children in need within our community, you can visit the Camp MOE website at www.campmoe.org. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation directly to the Miles for Moe Foundation at The Community Foundation of NW CT, please make your check payable to "Miles For Moe Foundation" and mail it to:

 

 

The Community Foundation of NW Connecticut
32 City Hall Avenue
P.O. Box 1144
Torrington, CT 06790

 

 

 


Miles for Moe Foundation Mission Statement

Miles for Moe Foundation at The Community Foundation of NW CT was established to honor the memory of Emil "Moe" Renzullo, Jr. In his short life, Moe's enthusiasm, sense of humor and adventurous nature was an inspiration to many. Miles for Moe Foundation seeks to continue his legacy by supporting organizations such as Camp MOE that encourage inclusive activities for children with special needs to families who could not otherwise afford to send their children to summer camp. The Foundation will also benefit families who have a child diagnosed with cancer along with hospitals and organization that treat these children.