Northern Ocean Habitat For Humanity

Founded in 1971 by Charles Hedlund and local residents, Save Barnegat Bay initially emerged as the Ocean County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America. This grassroots initiative sprang to life in response to a development proposal impacting what we now know as Traders Cove and F-Cove in Brick Township. Fast forward to 1985, a transformative year for the organization. Save Barnegat Bay underwent a revitalization, broadening its focus to encompass the entire watershed and adopting its current moniker. Today, Save Barnegat Bay stands as a stalwart guardian of the bay and its delicate ecosystem, advocating tirelessly across Ocean and Monmouth Counties to uphold its mission of conservation and restoration. Generated using this place's available information

The Toms River Elks Lodge, officially known as Lodge No. 1875, is a community-focused organization dedicated to supporting local initiatives and providing services to veterans, youth, and families through various programs. With a rich history rooted in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks (BPOE), the lodge engages in charitable efforts, scholarship funding, and events like the Hoop Shoot youth basketball program. Committed to enhancing community welfare and fostering camaraderie among members, the Toms River Elks Lodge offers a welcoming environment for social interactions and empowerment. Their commitment extends through conversations around social issues, contributing to local investments, and honoring veterans' services while also providing significant benefits and discounts for members. Generated from the website

A Charity to Help Our NeighborsHometown Heroes is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization built on the idea of paying it forward. Founded in 2008, Hometown Heroes was created because we believe our community needs a grass roots organization that is poised to take immediate action in times of need. Our mission is to provide assistance to any individual or family regardless of ethnicity, gender, or age, who suddenly find themselves in a crisis.We also provide a platform for other individuals and organizations to raise funds or awareness for unique causes that they may not be able to facilitate on their own.Recent community issues that Hometown Heroes has provided assistance with:HomelessnessDomestic ViolenceDrug AbuseDisabilityProviding food to the elderlyAssistance for new mothers with nowhere to turnBehind Our Non ProfitHometown Heroes has an all-volunteer Board of Trustees, as well as a full-time Executive Director to grow the organization throughout the United States. Funding is provided by donations from the general public and through fundraising efforts, which in the past have included an awards dinner to recognize individuals who have provided assistance to Hometown Heroes, a miniature golf outing, and benefits for other local organizations.Restore the Shore and Other ProjectsHometown Heroes was chosen to lead the Restore the Shore Hurricane Sandy relief campaign, and we have raised thousands of dollars to help residents with everything from bills, to replacement furniture, to security deposits on new homes. Besides Restore the Shore, we have provided food for the elderly, assistance for new mothers, help to residents facing disability and homelessnessand, in 2009, an expenses-paid funeral to the family of a woman killed in a house fire.In addition to delivering necessary funds, Hometown Heroes strives to match our neighbors in need with professionals available to provide pro bono services. We appreciate monetary donations, as well as donations of services like medical care for our neighbors who are unable to afford it. If you are able to donate services or money to Hometown Heroes, please contact us today.Hometown Heroes has an all-volunteer Board of Trustees. A full-time Executive Director has recently been hired to grow the organization. Funding is provided by donations from the general public and through fundraising efforts, which in the past have included an awards dinner to recognize individuals who have provided assistance to Hometown Heroes, a miniature golf outing, and benefits for other local organizations.