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Investment vehicle lets you earn income while helping the community
Unlike some love stories that are best kept discreet, this one should to be told … and re-told.
BRIDGEWATER – The Adult Day Center of Somerset County, a nonprofit agency committed to providing high-quality, affordable day care services to disabled and elderly residents of Somerset County, launched a horticultural therapy program last month.
Living in a troubled economy is taking its toll on people's mental health, particularly among vulnerable populations such as senior citizens. Experts say it's getting to be too much for health professionals to handle alone.
Rutgers University is extending its program for Union County residents 55 and older
The New York Times - FEB.10, 2014
STEPHANIE Cordes, a graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara, has a present from her father, Ron, that she treasures. It’s a handmade pink scrapbook, titled, “5 Life Lessons From Dad.”
The Chronicle of Philanthropy - FEB.9, 2014
America’s most generous donors are ditching the caution that marked so much of their giving as the economy stalled and are roaring back with a bevy of multimillion-dollar contributions to colleges, hospitals, and other causes.
SpeakEZ - FEB., 2014
Why should you be as excited about Create a Jewish Legacy as we are?
JCF: Forward Thinking - FEB. 4, 2014
This is a story about the afterlife. It’s been 10 years since we loss Mack Ness, a New Jersey farmer who lived so frugally that our receptionist thought he was homeless. He wanted to help Israel, and he did.