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Family Promise of Hudson County to Honor Four at First Anniversary Celebration
February 13, 2019 – Family Promise of Hudson County, a nonprofit providing
temporary shelter to homeless families in the community, will honor four local
leaders for their commitment to ending homeless at the organization’s first
anniversary event.
At this year’s event,
Family Promise of Hudson County will honor CarePoint Health as its Corporate
Champion, Hartshorn Portraiture as its Community Champion, and Captain
Freeholder Anthony Romano and Stacey Flanagan as its Civic Champions.
“Our first anniversary
event is a time to celebrate all we’ve accomplished over the last 12 months,”
says Executive Director Rev. Andrew R. Bennett. “Since our ribbon
cutting last February,
we’ve helped eight families into homes. That’s only possible through the
dedication of our congregations, donors, volunteers
and community. CarePoint Health, Hartshorn Portraiture, Captain Freeholder
Anthony Romano and Stacey Flanagan have been amazing advocates for the work we
do and we are grateful for their support.”
Family Promise of
Hudson County’s first anniversary event will be held on Wednesday, February 20,
2019, at The Brightside Tavern (141 Bright Side, Jersey City) from 7:00 p.m. to
10:00 p.m. Tickets for the event can be purchased online.
For
more information on Family Promise of Hudson County, or for ways to get
involved with the organization, please visit www.familypromisehudson.org/get-involved. Displaced or homeless
families should contact Garden State Episcopal at (201) 209-9301 or the
homeless hotline at 211.
About Family Promise of Hudson County The mission of Family Promise is to help homeless and
low-income families achieve sustainable independence through a community-based
response. Family Promise’s envisions a nation in which every family has a home,
a livelihood, and the chance to build a better future. For more
information on Family Promise of Hudson County, please visit www.familypromisehudson.org.
Family Promise of Hudson County to Honor Four at First Anniversary Celebration
February 13, 2019 – Family Promise of Hudson County, a nonprofit providing temporary shelter to homeless families in the community, will honor four local leaders for their commitment to ending homeless at the organization’s first anniversary event.
At this year’s event, Family Promise of Hudson County will honor CarePoint Health as its Corporate Champion, Hartshorn Portraiture as its Community Champion, and Captain Freeholder Anthony Romano and Stacey Flanagan as its Civic Champions.
“Our first anniversary event is a time to celebrate all we’ve accomplished over the last 12 months,” says Executive Director Rev. Andrew R. Bennett. “Since our ribbon cutting last February, we’ve helped eight families into homes. That’s only possible through the dedication of our congregations, donors, volunteers and community. CarePoint Health, Hartshorn Portraiture, Captain Freeholder Anthony Romano and Stacey Flanagan have been amazing advocates for the work we do and we are grateful for their support.”
Family Promise of Hudson County’s first anniversary event will be held on Wednesday, February 20, 2019, at The Brightside Tavern (141 Bright Side, Jersey City) from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Tickets for the event can be purchased online.
For more information on Family Promise of Hudson County, or for ways to get involved with the organization, please visit www.familypromisehudson.org/get-involved. Displaced or homeless families should contact Garden State Episcopal at (201) 209-9301 or the homeless hotline at 211.
About Family Promise of Hudson County
The mission of Family Promise is to help homeless and low-income families achieve sustainable independence through a community-based response. Family Promise’s envisions a nation in which every family has a home, a livelihood, and the chance to build a better future. For more information on Family Promise of Hudson County, please visit www.familypromisehudson.org.