An Evening of Promise Gala:
Bridging a Better Future Together
Our upcoming event, “An Evening of Promise Gala: Bridging a Better Future Together,” is a celebratory fundraiser cocktail party honoring Councilman James Solomon, Councilman Yousef Saleh, Councilman Frank “Educational” Gilmore, United Way of Hudson County's Director of Housing Services Carmel Galasso, JSQCA - Affordable Housing Task Force, and The Community Builders, Inc. in recognition of their contributions to assisting marginalized families in Hudson County through their efforts in affordable housing advocacy.
Wednesday, October 16th, from 6 - 9 p.m. at the Chandelier in Bayonne
(1081 Broadway, Bayonne, NJ 07002).
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Mark the Moment
Mark the Moment: The Promise Awards was a celebratory fundraiser cocktail party honoring all of the past dedicated FPHC Board Members, wonderful volunteers, compassionate houses of worship, and generous organizations who have helped Family Promise of Hudson County since our inception. These volunteers truly deserveD this recognition as without them, we would not have been able to assist as many Hudson County families as we have since 2018.
Wednesday, August 14th, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at Grace Van Vorst Church in Jersey City
(39 Erie St, Jersey City, NJ 07302)
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Need Immediate Assistance?
Garden State CDC is the first point of contact for all homelessness placements in Hudson County, including the placements into FPHC's Emergency Shelter Program. Thus, if you require immediate assistance please reach out directly to Garden State CDC and they will reach out to us with a referral.
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A Message about how Covid-19 has affected our services:
When the New Jersey State Shelter in Place Mandate occurred on March 13th, 2020, we were no longer able to use our previous model of congregational rotations. We needed to pivot and pivot quickly. We are happy to report that we successfully re-housed our families into static locations. Static locations are fixed sites for the families to stay, and volunteers to provide the hospitality from afar. The static site model also engages our congregational and community partners. Our families are doing well and are all safe.
However, this program model change came at significant expense–an expense that was sudden and unexpected. Many of you have asked how you can help the neediest and most vulnerable in our community during these scary and uncertain times. One easy way is to make a contribution to our shelter program, which you can do by donating through our website. Every dollar we raise helps provide shelter for homeless and housing-insecure families, so anything helps.
Thank you for your generosity.
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