Jersey Cares - Letter of Recognition
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Jersey Cares is a nonprofit organization based in Livingston, New Jersey that works to meet community needs by encouraging civic engagement and volunteering. The organization links volunteers with local service agencies and projects to improve communities, such as feeding the homeless, assisting senior citizens, and reading to children. The document provides a recommendation letter for Dan Reeve, who successfully completed Jersey Cares' volunteer leadership program, leading at least 10 community service projects. The letter praises Dan for his exemplary leadership, inspiring volunteers, and dedication to civic engagement and helping his community.
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This annual report summarizes the activities of Big Brothers Big Sisters from July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013. It highlights that 752 children were served through mentoring relationships in the past year. It also outlines the board of trustees, financial information including revenue sources and expenses, program highlights and impact stories, and upcoming signature events. The organization had a successful year, being recognized nationally for program quality and fundraising success.2013-14 BYA Annual Report -10-3 even later
2013-14 BYA Annual Report -10-3 even laterNikki Keller
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This document is the 2013-2014 annual report for Birmingham Youth Assistance (BYA). It provides information on BYA's mission to prevent juvenile delinquency and support families through counseling, educational programs, and youth activities. The report summarizes BYA's programs in the past year, including parenting workshops, a workshop on energy for middle schoolers, and their plans for an upcoming workshop on food and mood. It also provides reports from the Caseworker and chairs of the Family Education and Summer Camp programs, discussing their work serving youth and families in the community.ESS Volunteer Newsletter
ESS Volunteer NewsletterPerry White
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This newsletter summarizes volunteer activities and accomplishments at Episcopal Social Services and Sheltering Arms over the past few months. It recognizes top volunteers for January through May and highlights the impact of volunteer projects like painting a group home. An article discusses the mental and physical health benefits of volunteering. The Executive Director expresses appreciation for volunteers in a letter.Jersey Cares - Letter of Recognition
- 1. Jersey Cares | 290 West Mount Pleasant Ave, Suite 1320 | Livingston, New Jersey 07039 | 973.533.1993 | info@jerseycares.org | www.jerseycares.org www.facebook.com/JerseyCares | www.twitter.com/jerseycares | jerseycares1.wordpress.com BE THE CHANGE. VOLUNTEER.L U N T E E R . Board of Directors Diana Blankman, President Novo Nordisk Tracy J. Henrikson, Vice President ImClone Systems Joseph Palumbo, Treasurer Ernst & Young Heather Messer, Secretary National Basketball Association Carl Archer, Esq. Archer Law Office, LLC. John F. Castano NJ Seeds Stacy B. Greene TD Bank Kathleen Nugent Democrats for School Reform Neal Ullman Barclays Lissa Weldon Sanofi-Aventis Executive Director Brian E. Dean December 3, 2016 To Whom It May Concern, JERSEY CARES works to meet compelling community needs by encouraging civic engagement. With local service agencies, corporations, and civic-minded individuals as our partners, we link volunteers with meaningful service projects to improve and enhance our communities. Jersey Cares is an affiliate of the Hands on Network and Points of Light Institute, working to engage thousands of volunteers in service to our communities each year to feed our homeless, serve our senior citizens, read to children, and contribute to numerous other causes that help make this country better for everyone. It is my pleasure to write this letter on behalf of Dan Reeve. Dan has been an exceptional Jersey Cares volunteer leader, completing the Seasons of Service Fall Project Leadership Program with Jersey Cares. This ten-week program required participants to lead a minimum of 10 community service projects at a variety of Jersey Cares affiliated sites. Dan took on the responsibility of a Project Coordinator, playing a vital role at Jersey Cares providing organization and leadership to volunteers, Jersey Cares staff and partner agencies. He has demonstrated exemplary leadership skills by inspiring volunteers with the agency’s mission. In addition, he has shown his ability to collaborate with other leaders to execute a task efficiently. We truly appreciate Dan’s consistent dedication to helping his community. He is an outstanding, conscientious and caring person, and his continued commitment to civic engagement truly demonstrates his inspiring character and work ethic. Should you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me at (973)- 533-1993 ext. 16 or email me at amanda@jerseycares.org. Sincerely, Amanda Naftaly Programs Manager – Volunteer Leadership and ReadyCorps Jersey Cares