On December 10, 2015 the Lawrence Township Community Foundation presented $23,138 in grants to 15 local community organizations at a reception held at Educational Testing Service in Lawrence Township.
On December 10, 2015 the Lawrence Township Community Foundation celebrated 13 years of Community Giving at the reception held at Educational Testing Service in Lawrence Township. The Community Foundation presented $23,138 total in grants to 15 local community organizations. LTCF has provided more than $793,138 in grants to over 50 Lawrence Township nonprofits since 2002.
The award recipients and the amounts they received are:
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mercer County $ 1,000
Big Red Race $ 1,000
The English School at Lawrence Rd. Presbyterian Church $ 1,500
Greater Eldridge Park Neighborhood Assoc. $ 1,000
HomeFront, on behalf of The Lawrence Community Center $ 2,000
Lawrence Historical Society $ 750
Lawrence Lacrosse Club $ 1,138
Lawrence Twp. Meals on Wheels $ 4,000
Lawrenceville Main Street $ 1,000
NAMI Mercer $ 3,000
People & Stories/Gente y Cuentos $ 1,000
Prevention Education Inc. t/a PEI Kids $ 2,250
Project Freedom/Heart to Hearts $ 1,500
Volunteer Connect, Inc. $ 1,000
Womanspace $ 1,000
The Rutgers Master Gardeners of Mercer County Class of 2015 graduates pictured with Mercer County Horticulturist Barbara J. Bromley (standing far right) include: Seated left to right, Anna Roberts of Pennington, Mary Quigley of Princeton Junction, Darlene Chamberlain of Hamilton, Bonnie Ferriolo of Allentown, Linda Eyre of Pennington and Jessica Irons of West Windsor. Standing left to right are Barbara Houze of Hopewell, George DiFerdinando of Princeton, Sonya Nagele of Lawrenceville, Tara Motto of Hamilton, Mary Caskey of Lawrencville, Roz Ericson of Eastampton, Dan Reilly of Lawrenceville, Tara Miller of Plainsboro, Mary Wagner of Pennington, Linda Park of Princeton, Andre Butts, Lawrenceville, Chung Ho of Princeton, and Eileen Kelly of Ewing. Graduates not present at ceremony are Diane Zompa of Pennington, Robin Gosnell, Geri Hertig, and Clare Kowalak of Princeton and Sudi Solomon of West Windsor.,
