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Friday, November 9, 2012

South Brunswick Unites for Sandy Victims

Over 150 volunteers, scores of residents and businesses converged on Family Karate in Monmouth Junction donating enough supplies to fill 900 boxes for victims of Hurricane Sandy in Middlesex County and the Jersey Shore.

South Brunswick suffered mass damage and widespread power outages from Hurricane Sandy, but the hardships of our own community didn't distract residents from helping areas that suffered more substantial losses. Monmouth Junction resident Lisa Rodgers, co-owner of Central Jersey Catering, decided on Monday that she wanted to take action after seeing the images of destruction throughout the state. She enlisted the help of LocalChatbox.com owner Suzanne O’Rourke for a quick donation drive, that soon morphed into so much more. The duo put out a call for action on Facebook, Patch and Nixle, to launch a supply drive in South Brunswick to aid those suffering from the storm. "When I orginally thought of this, I said to my husband maybe we can use …

sqd66

7:20 am on Friday, November 9, 2012

Lisa Rodgers(Not Rogers) is an amazing woman. She started the fight against charter schools and has helped the cause tirelessly...and now thinking of this relief effort ..we need more people like Lisa in the community. Thank you to all the volunteers and businesses. I know Family Karate also is an amazing business which helps schools,and other charitable causes all the time. Makes me emotional …   more ›

Monday, November 5, 2012

South Brunswick Businesses Team Up to Aid Sandy Victims

Donate needed items to Hurricane Sandy victims at the Jersey Shore.

A group of South Brunswick businesses are joining together to aid residents of the Jersey Shore affected by Hurricane Sandy. Family Karate Super Center, LocalChatBox.com and Central Jersey Catering are collecting items to bring to several Jersey Shore towns that were devastated by the storm. There are specific items that first responders and shelters said are in desperate need. Please help by sending this message to everyone you know. Many teachers will be sending this out to the parents of their students to ask for the items and for student volunteers.  Adult volunteers will be also needed. So please spare a few hours to help sort and also to help deliver to the Jersey Shore areas. Cardboard boxes are also needed to help with the delivery…

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LMR

11:11 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012

beachszq...thanks for the note. We are looking at some options as to how we can adopt a few schools in the shore area... Right now, we can only go as far as Toms River to donate supplies as they then take it and distribute south. Toms River is now a distribution point. But we are going to look at the schools as a separate effort...more info to come!!   more ›

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