2022 Impact Report
With rising costs of food, gas and rent, Fisherman’s Mark saw record increases in our Free MARKet usage. We increased our Mobile MARKet deliveries and
Adopt-A-Child for the Holidays Gift Program Breaks Record
Every year, Fisherman’s Mark Social Services in Lambertville, NJ, teams up with “Adopt-A-Child for the Holidays” sponsored by the New Hope Solebury Key Club, PA
2022 Autumn Newsletter
From the Executive Director In today’s inflationary economy, the rising costs of gas, rent and food have put a strain on many households. This places
2022 Fall Fundraiser Appeal
Things can change in an instant. We see examples all the time. None more powerful than our neighbors scrambling for their lives in last year’s
From the Executive Director – One Year After the Hurricane
On September 1, 2021, Hurricane Ida ravaged our area. Flood water as high as three feet lifted cars and carried them for blocks. It poured
Fisherman’s Mark Summer 2022 Newsletter
Capital Philharmonic of NJ to Perform Family Concert in Support of Fisherman’s Mark
The Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey (CPNJ) will perform a family concert to benefit Fisherman’s Mark on Sunday, June 5 at 5PM at South Hunterdon Regional
Fisherman’s Mark Spring Fundraising Appeal
It’s all about the kids! Our spring appeal focuses on our many programs that benefit children in our area. Whether it’s weekend lunches, holiday gifts,
Fisherman’s Mark Purchases Office Building
After several months of uncertainty, Fisherman’s Mark has a permanent new home for their administrative and social services offices. On March 29th, the nonprofit social services organization
Camperships and Scholarships Named for Beloved Community Leaders
The traditional school year provides childcare for working parents as it educates and socializes their grade-level kids. But in the summer months when schools are
Fisherman’s Mark Year End Newsletter
2021 proved the resolve, capacity and ingenuity of Fisherman’s Mark. We were helping clients navigate the distress caused by the pandemic when the floodwaters from
Hurricane Ida Relief: A Progress Report
On September 1, 2021, Hurricane Ida, a Category Four hurricane, dumped ten inches of rain in Hunterdon County. The rivers and streams in and around
Princeton Corridor Rotary Matching Grant Helps Ida Victims
The Princeton Corridor Rotary Club offered $10,000 to Fisherman’s Mark provided the donor community could match the amount. One month later, the funds were
2021 Adopt-A-Child for the Holidays Program Breaks Record
Thanks to the Adopt-A-Child and Adopt-A-Senior for the Holidays Programs, 310 Children and 42 senior citizens will have more presents to open this holiday season.
Meet Your Match with The Princeton Corridor Rotary Club Matching Grant
Princeton Corridor Rotary Club Offers $10K Match for Fisherman’s Mark Hurricane Ida Relief Grant
2021 Covered Bridge Artisan Tour Supports Fisherman’s Mark and Hurricane Ida Relief
The 27th Annual Covered Bridge Artisan Tour, underway this Thanksgiving weekend, will raise funds for those impacted by Hurricane Ida by accepting donations to Fisherman’s Mark,
Fisherman’s Mark Fall Appeal
After the flooding of September 1, more than a thousand people in Lambertville alone were in trouble. Nearly half of the buildings were affected. Fifty
Linda Meacham Excellence in Volunteerism Award
Melanie Williams and Tom White, longtime volunteers, receive the Linda Meacham Excellence in Volunteerism Award.
Local Agencies Coordinate Hurricane Ida Relief Effort
Funds raised will be distributed to those in need.
A Special Thank You from Fisherman’s Mark Executive Director
Jennifer Williford expresses gratitude for all who chipped in after Hurricane Ida.
Fisherman’s Mark and Sheehy & Molinelli Meet their Match
Matching grant program proves successful.
On Your Mark — Newsletter of Fisherman’s Mark — Fall 2021
Letter from Our Executive Director Dear Fisherman’s Mark Community, My meditation over the last few weeks has been, “Hurricane Ida was strong, but we are
Jim Hamilton Camp Scholarships
Come summer, a group of local children will join in a rite of the season that had not seemed destined for them: summer camp. For
It’s How We Hold Things Together
We don’t have to tell you—that was a year like no other. Fifteen hundred clients needing social services and one hundred and twenty tons of
2020 Impact Report
BECAUSE OF YOU, ALL OF THIS WAS POSSIBLE! THANK YOU FOR MAKING YOUR MARK IN 2020!
On Your Mark – Newsletter – Volume 8, Issue 2
The Quarterly Newsletter of Fisherman’s Mark