Two Building One Community Voices Honored at 2026 Women Who Inspire Awards
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
STAMFORD, CT – Building One Community (B1C) proudly announces that longtime Board Member Laura Jordan and Youth Volunteer Eloise Warden were honored at the 2026 Women Who Inspire Awards hosted by YWCA Greenwich. The awards were presented during a ceremony held on March 4 at the Greenwich Country Club. Jordan received the Women Who Inspire Award, while Warden was recognized with the Women Who Inspire Next Gen Award.
Jordan was recognized for her leadership and commitment to community engagement as a board member at Building One Community. Her dedication to expanding opportunities and resources for immigrant families has helped support the organization’s mission of advancing the successful integration of immigrants and their families.
Warden was recognized as a young leader who is making a meaningful impact in her community. Her award highlights the importance of youth leadership and the role teen advocates play in shaping a more inclusive and equitable future.
“We are incredibly proud to see Laura and Eloise recognized for their leadership and commitment to community. Their dedication to uplifting others reflects the values that drive our work every day.” – Marissa Muñoz, Executive Director at B1C
“I’m grateful to receive this recognition and to be part of a community that values helping and welcoming others” – Laura Jordan
“It is an honor to be recognized alongside so many inspiring women who are committed to strengthening our communities. Seeing the impact of B1C’s work firsthand has been incredibly meaningful to me.” – Eloise Warden
About Building One Community
Building One Community (also known as B1C) is a nonprofit organization established in 2011 that provides a comprehensive resource center for immigrants in the greater Stamford area. The mission of Building One Community is to advance the successful integration of immigrants and their families. Since its inception, the organization has served over 22,500 immigrants from 133 countries. B1C provides free services that educate, employ, empower, and engage immigrants and the broader community. Programs offered include English language learning, family services, academic enrichment, immigration legal services, and workforce development programs. Community volunteers, donors, and partnerships are an essential component of the growth of Building One Community. For more information, please visit www.B1C.org.