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By Cheryl Conway or the month of November, students at St. Therese School in Succasunna donated pajamas to support the Kindness for Christopher Campaign. Second grade teacher Kristen Taylor spearheaded the pajama drive with her class opening the campaign to the entire school. Out of the 150 families, 120 pairs of pajamas were donated. As a teacher at the school for the past 12 years, Taylor says for the past five years she has participated in the Scholastic Books Great Bedtime Story Pajama Drive, with pajamas going to those in need; this year, after following the Kindness For Christopher Campaign on Facebook, she decided on a more local drive. “I saw on Facebook they were holding this drive,” says Taylor. “We usually do it through Scholastic Drive but we thought since this

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Local Students Donate Pajamas In Kindness Campaign

was local we would do this for Kindness For Christopher. That it would have more meaning. This year, [I] decided to donate to an organization close to home; felt this was a perfect opportunity to bring some service into the school.” Kindness For Christopher is a campaign that was started by the family of Christopher D’Amico, a 10 year old boy who died from a tragic boating accident on June 24, 2015. They started the movement “In an effort to keep his memory alive, help us heal and remind the world the amazing human being we lost,” as they state on the Facebook page. The family launched the Kindness For Christopher campaign to promote random acts of kindness, an effort that spread internationally. The family initiated the second annual Kindness For Christopher Pajama Drive, “In honor/memory of our pajama wearing son,

Christopher, donations will be delivered to hospitals, shelters, nursing homes and orphanages,” the family states on the website. “Keeping people warm and snuggly- wrapping them in a hug!” The drive was held Sept. 24 through Nov. 24. For the school drive, Taylor requested pajamas from infant to young adults. “My goal was to get 90 pair,” says Taylor. “This continued on page 2

Kristen Taylor, with her second grade class and Principal Timothy Dunnigan.

Toy/Clothing Drive Deadline Dec. 20th

ew View Media Group is holding its annual clothing and toy drive. The company is looking for people to donate new unwrapped toys, as well as new clothing including t-shirts, socks, pants, and winter necessities such as hats, coats, gloves, and scarves (sizes ranging from newborn to 14 year olds). Gift cards will also be accepted. Please drop off all donations to the following locations by Dec. 20…. • New View Media Group, 1 Old Wolfe Road, Budd Lake, NJ (in back). • Weis Supermarkets, Rt. 206, Flanders (drop off at the courtesy counter) • Budd Lake Bagels -141 Route 46, Budd Lake • Mt. Olive Bagels - 135 Route 46 East, Paramount Plaza,

Budd Lake • Fanucci’s - 134 Ledgewood Ave. (Rt. 46 E.), Netcong • Red Dot Firearms – 22 Main Street, Stanhope • Charmoy Dental, 924 Route 10 West, Randolph • Philly Pretzel - 150 Mountain Ave, Hackettstown ( 3 FREE Pretzels when you drop off) • HomeTown Hardware - 234 Main Street, Hackettstown • Fresco Mexican – 137 E. Main Street, Chester For additional information regarding this toy drive or to ask for a list of businesses involved, call Mary on her cell phone at (973)-768-1815 or email at mary.lamala@ gmail.com. She will be able to help with any of your needs as well as comply a list of children and gifts they want for the holiday. Thank you in advance.

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Mt. Olive To Light Up For Hanukka

Community Menora Lighting ceremony is planned for Mon., Dec. 26, at 6:45 p.m. at the Mt. Olive Municipal Building in Budd Lake. Hanukka begins at sunset Sat., Dec. 24, and ends nightfall on Sun., Jan 1. Members of the community, as well as those in the surrounding area, are invited to enjoy Jewish music, hot latkes and

dreidels. A poetry contest will also be held. Submissions can be in any poetry form. Please include name, grade and school. Poems can be emailed to fraida@mychabadcenter.com. Poems must be connected to the Hanukka theme- “What Hanukka Means to Me.” Deadline for entry is Dec. 21.

Students Donate Pajamas... continued from front page was just more than what we had hoped for. We were thrilled. It was so great to see the second graders bring in the pajamas. They were so excited.” Taylor also used the donations as a math lesson for students to practice their tally marks. “I didn’t go into detail as to who Christopher was,” adds Taylor, “but I felt this was a great lesson for the kids to do good for the community.” Taylor dropped off the school’s donation on Nov. 22 at the CKO Kickboxing in Ledgewood which was collecting for the

Kindness For Christopher Foundation. For her next service project, Taylor plans to organize a dog/cat food collection for service shelters in January. She tries to complete three projects during the school year to teach students the importance of helping others. “They realize there’s children in the world that are less fortunate than them and they are learning to put others’ needs before theirs,” she concludes. “These little kids are doing extraordinary things, for seven and eight year olds to be doing this is a pretty cool thing.”

Winners will be chosen by a panel of judges. There will be three winners in total, one from each of the following age groups: Grades first and second; grades third through fifth; and grades sixth through eighth. Each winner will receive a special grand prize and the winning poems will be

featured at the Mt. Olive Community Menora Lighting. For more information on Hanukka, visit www.mychabadcenter.com/chanukah. The Chester Community Menorah Lighting will be taking place on Tues., Dec. 26, at 5:30 p.m., at the Gazebo Park, Main St.

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n Sat., Dec. 17, Say Their Names, Roxbury Wreaths Across America is planned with a Wreath Laying at 11 a.m. and noon Memorial Ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church of Succasunna. For the third year Roxbury is joining the Wreaths Across America family in honoring veterans by saying their names

Special Events Planned In Roxbury

when laying wreaths on the graves of departed servicemen and women. Honor our veterans for their service and sacrifice by sponsoring wreaths to be laid on a grave of veterans buried at the Succasunna First Presbyterian Church and United Methodist Church cemeteries. To sponsor a wreath: www.RoxburyWAA.org. On Sat., Dec. 22, at 7 p.m. NJ Devils vs

Philly Flyers Hockey Game at the Prudential Center in Newark. Jefferson Elementary School presents this event! Group seating with all students, family, friends, and supporters split between two seating options. Ticket prices range from $47 to $72. NJ Devils commemorative poster with every ticket!. Exclusive photo on center ice immediately after the game. Tickets on sale at https://groupmatics.events/#/event/

jefferson. Fri., Jan. 13, 2017, at 7 p.m., Art Auction is planned at the Quality Inn in Ledgewood. Auction starts at 8 p.m. Admission is $10; door prize, raffle prize, wine tasting, hors d’oeuvres, cash bar available. Sponsored by the Roxbury Rotary Club. For more info, please contact Alyssa Greenberg at 973-252-1850.

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Roxbury Eagle Scout Honored By Morris County Freeholders For Lake Club Restoration Projects

he Morris County Board of Freeholders has honored Eagle Scout Ryan Mangano of Scout Troop 188 in Landing that targeted needs of his respective communities, requiring hundreds of hours of volunteer efforts by the scouts and their project teams. The freeholders presented certificates of achievement to some Eagles at the Board of Freeholders’ Nov. 21 meeting in Morristown. The freeholders praised the youths for

completing the service projects that earned them the Eagle Scout designations, which is attained by just a few percent of Boy Scouts nationwide. Deputy Freeholder Director Hank Lyon said “The work they’ve done is impressive and they further exemplify the merits of the young men and women in Morris County who are involved in scouting.’’ For his Eagle Scout project, Mangano, a senior at Roxbury High School, executed what he termed “The Beautification of

Roxbury Distinguished Alumni Award Nominations Now Being Accepted

he Roxbury Public Schools has a clear vision of “Preparing the children of today [and] for tomorrow.” Their underlying mission is to create a dynamic and thriving district, in partnership with a supportive and collaborative community that inspires and empowers all learners to flourish as ethical and global citizens in the 21st century. It is in that spirit the question of what a global citizen looks like as a role model to our community is asked. How have they leveraged their academic, business and social acumen to motivate and inspire? What are the accomplishments that set them apart from their peers? The Roxbury Public Schools Distinguished Alumni Award has been established to honor alumni who have typified the Roxbury School District tradition of excellence and brought credit to our community by their personal accomplishment, professional achievement, or humanitarian service.

All graduates of the Roxbury High School who have received their diploma and former students who attend the Roxbury School System for a minimum of five years are eligible for consideration of this award. Alumni, faculty, staff, students, or friends of Roxbury Schools may submit nominations for the third annual Distinguished Alumni Award. All interested in submitting a nomination may complete and return the nomination form by no later than Feb. 15, 2017 for the upcoming selection year. Online submissions are preferred and can be located at http://www.roxbury. org/distinguishedalumni. A Distinguished Alumni award will be given to each recipient, or posthumously to a family member or individual designated by the committee chairperson. Winners will receive a lifetime pass to all school events and a plaque will be installed in a prominent location within Roxbury High School.

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Brownies Give Cookies

o thank the community’s first responders and police, Brownie troop 96338 from Roxbury baked holiday cookies and donated them to the men and

women at Company One in Succasunna and the Roxbury Police Department. Some sister scouts and Brownie moms also helped in this fun event.

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RHS Peer To Peer Sponsors ‘The Nutcracker’ For Charity

oxbury High School’s Peer to Peer Club, formally known as Peer Leadership, is sponsoring The Nutcracker on Sat., Dec. 17, at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., at Roxbury High School. Tickets are on sale now for $10 and can be purchased in advance or at the door. Advance tickets can be purchased by calling Generations of Dance at 973-985-7239 or by emailing

generationsdance@aol.com. Peer to Peer Club is comprised of 98 students at RHS. These students work with freshman twice a month during their freshman seminar classes to teach the students mini lessons and assist them in the transition to the high school. The club helps build community and character building. When asked why the club chose to

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sponsor this event, co-advisor Jennifer McCracken explained that “Each year Generations of Dance, a local dance studio in town produces the Nutcracker. Some students from Roxbury are in the production and we sponsor the group. 100 peecent of the ticket sales goes to the ELLE Foundation, a local charity out of Bridgewater, NJ that was established by Lauren Elle’s parents. Lauren passed away from cancer around the holidays and in her memory, this foundation gives children with recurrence cancer, their list wishes.” According to the ELLE Foundation website, “the ELLE Foundation is the only wish granting organization whose primary mission is to grant wishes for children with a recurrence of cancer. Granting final second wishes requires an extraordinary financial commitment, but our Lauren’s passion inspires us every day, and our dedication to giving these deserving children a

chance to forget, to laugh and to find their inner spirit is unwavering.” For more information on how to get involved with the ELLE Foundation, visit www.ElleFoundation.org. In addition to sponsoring this event, Peer to Peer assists with other community outreach programs around the holidays. “Some of the events we’re involved with this year is the Middle School toy drive and the winning homeroom will receive a bagel breakfast and a toy drive with the high school sports teams and the winning team receives a pizza party,” said McCracken. “Jimmy Dolan and the wrestling team will bring all the collected toys to Roxbury Social Services at Horseshoe Lake for needy families in our town. We’re also running a Toys for Tots Dance with a local dance school where we’re collecting food and gifts that will go to different organizations in need.”

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Kennedy Students Show Community Support Through Food Drive

ennedy Elementary School students are learning to give back to their community this Thanksgiving season. Students at the school began collecting non-perishable items during October’s Week of Respect and carried it through most of November. The third graders picked up the momentum and organized a Thanksgiving Food Drive for the second straight year. The culmination of their efforts were hand-delivered to the Roxbury Police Station by Tina Banta and Rebecca Szigeti’s third-grade classes on Tuesday morning, Nov. 22. These students were recognized by the Roxbury Police Department for their efforts and in turn received

a tour of the police station. Roxbury Chief of Police Marc Palanchi addressed the students when they visited the station and went on to say, “We appreciate you taking the time to bring us more food. You guys understand you’re helping a lot of people in Roxbury. That’s an awesome thing especially coming from third graders. For you guys to realize how im-

portant it is to help others when they need it, whether it is as third graders at Kennedy School or an entire family. I can tell you there’s a lot of people that need the food pantry. That’s why they’re having such as a hard time keeping it full, so you guys are really helping us out! You’re teaching the adults good lessons sometimes, that helpcontinued on next page

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continued from previous page ing isn’t restricted to age and you’re making this holiday better for all the people who will receive these items.” A handful of Kennedy students went above and beyond in the spirit of giving. Nicholas Blenx, fourth grader at the school created and sold rainbow loom bracelets for a dollar to his classmates and along with other donations was able to raise more than $300. Nicholas went shop-

ping for non-perishable items for the food drive with the money he raised. Three other students took it upon themselves to hold a lemonade stand and to sell cookies door-to-door to raise funds for the food drive. Tyler Curtis, Ethan Everett, and Lily Phelan-Fonseca collected an additional $50 and purchased ShopRite gift cards for Roxbury Social Services to purchase needed items.

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Mrs. Byrne’s fourth grade class collected the most items for the drive and received a pizza party as a thank you for their efforts. Overall, Kennedy Elementary School collected approximately 1,500 items plus $150 in ShopRite gift cards. Kennedy’s donation will be added to the Roxbury Police Department’s annual food drive that assists Roxbury Social Services. The Roxbury Police Department has been collecting non-perishable items from Roxbury residents throughout Novem-

ber as part of the Township Thanksgiving Food Drive. All donated items were to be delivered to Roxbury Social Services the day before Thanksgiving. Roxbury Social Services assists low-income working families, seniors, and people with disabilities living on fixed incomes. The food pantry exists solely on the generous donations from individuals and local businesses. Many individuals and families in Roxbury Township rely on Social Services and the Food Pantry and any donations are welcome all year-round.

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That ’Ole Little Black Dress Magic Raises Awareness To Invisible Poverty

By Maryanne Christiano-Mistretta he week of November 14, the Junior League of Morristown (JLM), partnered with Dress for Success Morris County, and the ShopRite of Greater Morristown, and kicked off its Little Black Dress Initiative (LBDI). League members throughout Morris County wore one black dress for five days to illustrate the effects poverty can have on a woman’s access to resources, confidence, and opportunities. They also wore a pin that read, “Ask Me About My Dress,” to spark conversation and spread awareness of the initiative and its objectives. Participants then had the option to donate their worn black dress to Dress for Success of Morris County at the end of the initiative. Local dry cleaner, Cleaners Advantage, in Madison, offered its support by donating time to clean dresses. This campaign was necessary because as of 2014, Morris County has 5,145 children living under the Federal Poverty Guideline – which is $24,300 for a family of four, according to New Jersey Kids

Count from Advocates for Children of New Jersey; #ALICE Report from the United Way. And the fair market rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Morris County is $1,280 per month. In order to afford this apartment, a household would need to earn more than $51,000 per year. At the NJ minimum wage of $7.25 an hour in 2014, that adds up to 135 hours per week – 52 weeks per year, according to Family Promise Morris County. According to Mary Jean Barnes, executive director of Dress for Success, Morris County raised more than $12,000 from this campaign. “We’re all about empowering women to get back to work,” said Barnes. “Economic self-sufficiency is our mission. We were very excited to be a part of it.” Dress for Success, Morris County, is a not-for-profit organization. In addition to Morris, the organization serves women in nine other counties in Northern New Jersey: Bergen, Passaic, Essex, Somerset, Hunterdon, Sussex, Middlesex, Union, and Warren.

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provides fashion advice, guidance, and support. All clients are invited back for a second visit for additional business-appropriate apparel. continued on page 16

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Roxbury Athletic Director Receives Centenary Educational Leadership Award

tuart Mason, Roxbury High School’s Director or Athletics and Student Activities, will be awarded Centenary’s Educational Leadership Award for this year by Centenary University in Hackettstown.

This award recognizes a local educational leader who makes a difference everyday working with students, teachers and their school community. The recipient has an innovative, transformative presence in their schools, always striv-

ing for what is best for students and their community. Individual nominations are made by the educational community in Morris, Warren, Sussex, Hunterdon, Union, and Somerset counties. More than 50 educational leaders were

nominated this year. This year’s selection was made by the Centenary Education Department. According to Timothy Fredericks, department chair at Centenary University, “The ideal nominee should be a school leader who has transformed educational practices and positively impacted the culture and climate in their school community. Any school leader is eligible.” Mason will be presented a plaque and small honorarium on the evening of Dec. 13 in the President’s Circle Room at the Lackland Center on the Centenary cam-

pus. One of the many nominations received on behalf of Mason included one that said, “the hours, energy, and passion he dedicates to his position is unmatched. We are try fortunate to have him as a leader. He has earned the respect of his colleagues, his students, his administration, his Board of Education, and the community.” Another comment on his behalf said, “He has brought stability and consistency to the people and programs under this charge and if you asked those who work under him, you

would no doubt that they have greatly increased their chances of success because of his leadership.” This award is made possible through a generous donation from Visions Federal Credit Union.

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Franklin School Celebrates Veterans With Flag Raising Ceremony all in attendance participated in the flag salute and the singing of the National Anthem and God Bless America under the direction of Sarah Hunter, vocal music teacher and Maria DiAgostino, fourth-grade teacher.

Students were invited up to join their special veteran as they were asked to introduce themselves along with their names, branches of service, and their time in the service.

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Girl Scout Troop 6055 and Cub Scout Pack 54 presented and helped raise the flag on Friday morning in the presence of parents and special honored guests. Eighteen students from kindergarten through fourth grade shared different readings in honor of Veteran’s Day. Throughout the half hour presentation,

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he holidays are the ultimate time for connecting with friends and family, so treat them to something special this year with your own mouthwatering take on a holiday feast. Add a new and delicious twist to entertaining this season with a festive bacon bar. Mix things up with simple decorating tips and these easy-to-make – and even easier to eat – bacon recipes from Smithfield that can help create the perfect setting for your next holiday gathering. Whether drizzled with caramel and sea salt, twisted with puff pastry or baked with bourbon and maple syrup, your guests can enjoy bacon in a variety of ways. The classic cut and versatility of Smithfield Hometown Original Bacon is ideal for dishes you can include in your bacon bar like bacon cheddar biscuits, savory bacon jam and flavorful bacon salt. You can also incorporate different bacon flavors; with more than 10 different Smithfield varieties to choose from, there truly is something for everyone. Complete your holiday spread with printed labels that festively identify the variety of bacon flavors, unique recipes and side dishes on display. Simply print templates onto thick card stock and cut to your desired shape. Use twine or holiday ribbon to tie the labels onto mason jars, bowls

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Jefferson School Students Express Gratitude

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After Five Decades In Law Enforcement, Morris County Sheriff Readies To Pass The ‘Bat’

By Cheryl Conway o he may have struck out at becoming a professional baseball star, but in Morris County he scored multiple home runs as sheriff for the past 24 years. Morris County Sheriff Edward Rochford is finishing up his final weeks at the Morris County Sheriff’s Office in Morristown after serving his eighth threeyear term in the elected position. After announcing his retirement plans earlier this year, Rochford will pass on the sheriff’s badge on Dec. 31, to sheriff-elect James Gannon of Boonton. While he admits that he “loved every moment” of serving as sheriff, 72-year old Rochford is looking forward to doing other things he never had too much time to enjoy- like attending baseball games.

“Three officers I worked with in Morris Township passed away recently,” says Rochford of Morristown. “I want to do what I can” while he still can, he says. His plan right off the bat is to hit the arena he loves the most. “I would like to visit all the baseball stadiums,” says Rochford, who admits that he is a “die hard” Yankee fan. He plans to go to Yankee Spring Training in Tampa, Fl., in March, where the opening game is scheduled to be played, he adds. Then he plans to come up the East Coast and hit all of the baseball stadiums; then will visit the middle part of the East Coast such as Chicago; then travel to the West Coast and visit the stadiums there. A baseball player in his youth, Rochford had been playing baseball for his high school team when he decided to try out for the

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He spent his first 27 years in law enforcement with the Morris Twp. Police Dept., when he was hired in November 1965 as a patrolman, then promoted deputy chief of police, a position he held until Dec. 31, 1992. Rochford was sworn in as Morris County sheriff on Jan. 1, 1993. “I never thought I’d be in law enforcement that long but I loved every moment of it,” says Rochford, who has served in law enforcement for 51 years. “I always enjoyed helping people,” says Rochford. “You have to love helping people. It’s service to the public. I’ll spend as much time with them [young people] of what they need to do to get in and what it’s like.” Looking back at his years as sheriff, Rochford mentions several accomplishments. His greatest achievement, he

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Sheriff Readies To Pass The ‘Bat’... continued from previous page Another accomplishment was his starting of the Project Lifesaver Program through the Morris County Sheriff’s Department. Through this program, elderly, people with Alzheimer’s and children with autism, can be rescued. “We were first in the state of New Jersey to have it,” says Rochford. As president and executive director of the Sheriffs’ Association of NJ at that time, Rochford was able to influence 20 other sheriffs in the state to participate in the rescue project. Free to all residents, participants wear a wristband, similar to a watch that contains a transmitter. Each transmitter has a code, which then acts as a tracking device to locate persons who have gone missing. If a person wanders from home, “we can track them,” says Rochford. The Morris County Sheriff’s office has done it 40 times since starting the program and has found each person with no injury nor fa-

tality, he adds. The average time to get to the wanderer is 22 minutes, adds Rochford. “It’s a very good program.” Residents can call the sheriff’s department if interested in participating in the program. Currently, 130 clients are signed up in Morris County. Rochford’s third accomplishment has been the services his department provides to municipal police departments throughout the county. “We are a support agency for them,” says Rochford. “We do all the crime scenes, all bomb squads, all bomb inventory,” utilizing its large canine unit. Another role of the sheriff’s department since Rochford has been on board is to provide security for people and judges who are at the Morris County Courthouse. With the sheriff’s department located right in the courthouse building, Rochford says, “we protect people in the courthouse.”

His greatest challenges as sheriff have been “taking a good agency and making it the best it can possibly be. I have great officers and employees. I’m very proud of them.” As his last day approaches, Rochford has been meeting with Gannon regularly, “getting him ready,” to take over as sheriff. “I’m working with him right now; working hand in hand, whatever Jimmy wants Jimmy will get.” While he looks forward to what lies ahead as he retires, Rochford says he has enjoyed working as a leader in law enforcement. “Hiring officers and watching them develop into professional law officers and giving them the tools they need to get the job done,” is one area he has enjoyed the most, he says. “My goal was never to reach 51 years; my goal was to develop a great agency,” says Rochford. “I enjoy doing what I’m doing. I enjoy the employees and officers

I work with, that’s extremely important. You want to go to work and know you are being appreciated. I never wanted an agency where they said ‘I didn’t want to go to work.’ I support these officers tremendously.” Rochford says, “I’m looking forward to turning the agency over to Jim.” His hopes for the next sheriff and department are “to keep services to the municipalities and treat officers the way I would want to be treated, to maintain the relationships and services to the municipal police.” As a life-long resident of Morris County, Rochford plans to stick around when he is not at baseball games. “I think Morris County is a great place to live and work,” says Rochford. There are lots of parks, it’s a safe county, great law enforcement on the municipal level, Morristown and Morris Twp. have great schools, he mentions. “I love it here; I’m staying here for the duration,” he concludes.

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By Henry M. Holden iving is trending this time of year, whether its donating food for food pantries, turkey dinners, toys for the holidays. Many may not know about the free fur-

niture available for those in need as well. Interfaith Furnishings is an interdenominational non-profit charity, located in Randolph. It provides home furnishings for those in need by providing donated furniture to Morris County families at no

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Charity Recycles Furniture... continued from previous page Joshua DuBois, then special assistant to President Barack Obama, and executive director of The White House Office of Faithbased and Neighborhood Partnerships, highlighted the charity’s work. DuBois blogged that his office keeps in mind the small groups “making a major impact in their communities like Interfaith Furnishings, as we seek to pair the resources, with the expertise, and information from the federal government with the passion and action that are ever-present in our neighborhoods. “The organization was founded in 2004 to help families cope with the lack of financial aid for essential furniture such as couches, chairs, and tables,” he wrote. “It does all this work as a donation-based program that operates with the help of the social service organizations and local houses of worship in Morris County exclusively. “Interfaith Furnishings faced a continuing challenge over the years,” said Mary Jo Welch, co-director of Interfaith Furnishings.

“The organization has moved from building to building six times in 11 years, occupying donated space until it is needed for another purpose.” Welch would love to settle in a permanent place, but says she must be realistic: the organization, which she said gets no income other than donations that help pay for insurance costs and utilities, cannot afford to pay rent. She’d love to find a benefactor willing to pay rent for a permanent space, but realizes that may be hard to come by. The organization recently moved into a new home. “I think it is as permanent as it can be,” said Welch. “The new location is Christ Church in Rockaway. They don’t use all their property so they are allowing us to use this warehouse. It is huge, and this is without a doubt the best space we’ve ever had. We have this property until they decide to build a cathedral. “Christ Church has to pay taxes on everything that is not church related,” said

Welch. “So, we are using a portion of that property. When we come in as a charity we take some of that off the tax rolls.” As far as diversity of service, Welch said “We’re are not limited, we work with any of the social service agencies. there are more than 20, and any faith-based organization in Morris County,” said Welch. “We don’t ask for outside money,” Welch continued. “Hopefully there will be people out there who will contact us to ask us how they can help. Our idea is this should be done all over the country — it can easily be done. “The most important thing you should know is that we never sell the furniture,” she added. “We asked for a donation of $20 from the people donating the furniture. And we asked for nothing from the people receiving the furniture. “Once a year we appeal the churches,” Welch said. “We asked them for donation of $250 to $300, depending on their size. We provide lunch for the volunteers when they are working, and Marty’s Rent-A-

Wreck gives us a deal on the truck, and we are most grateful to them. One nice thing about this job is we get to know people from all the different faith-based backgrounds who work with us.” The organization rotates the pickup and deliveries among the participating faithbased groups. The next pickup date is January 20, with volunteers from The Islamic Center of Morris County, St. Andrew Orthodox Church, and the Hope Presbyterian Church. Donations are strictly limited to medium-sized furniture, such as sofas, love seats, chairs, end tables, coffee tables, dinette sets, and bookcases. No trundle beds, no convertible beds, no white upholstered furniture, no entertainment centers, no oversized desks, no mirrors, no furniture with glass, no electronics, no appliances and no household goods. For information on how to help Interfaith Furnishings, call 973-361-1666 or visit www.Interfaithfurnishings.org.

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