Large streams from little fountains flow,

- David Everett, 1769-1813

Planting Acorns in Haddonfield since 1983.

OUR MISSION    WHAT WE DO   FOUNDATION TRUSTEES    HOW TO HELP   CONTACT US    
GRANT APPLICATION FORM   MEETING SCHEDULE

 

OUR MISSION

The Haddonfield Foundation Fosters Charitable Giving for Public Purposes within the Borough of Haddonfield and Among its Citizenry, to Promote, Maintain, and Enhance Our Quality of Life.

WHAT WE DO

Haddonfield residents are fortunate to be able to participate in a unique range of wonderful programs, activities and services for residents of all ages and interests.

For more than 25 years, with financial support from the community, The Haddonfield Foundation has provided “seed money” to more than 100 local organizations and projects:

Children and parents have enjoyed the Foundation’s support of Haddonfield Child Care; public and pre-school playgrounds; drug abuse prevention programs; soccer, tennis, Little League, varsity sports and drama club programs; the Haddonfield Public Library; and the new dinosaur sculpture to be unveiled next year.

We have provided financial assistance to Candlelight Shopping, the beautification of Kings Highway, First Night, and the recent successful program to install cardiac defibrillators in police cars and public buildings to save heart attack victims.

For senior citizens, The Haddonfield Foundation has helped to start and fund vital programs such as housing assistance, the Mabel Kay House, and Interfaith Caregivers.

And to support the cultural arts, The Foundation has played a key role with the Markheim Art Center, Plays & Players, the Haddonfield Symphony, the Indian King Tavern Museum, and the popular Haddonfield Fine Arts and Crafts Festival.

Most importantly, 100% of contributions are used to support worthy causes in Haddonfield. The Foundation is managed by a volunteer Board, and modest fundraising expenses are covered by endowment interest. Every dollar of your contribution is invested prudently and distributed thoughtfully.

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FOUNDATION TRUSTEES

Trustees represent five organizations (the Borough Commissioners, the Board of Education, the Haddonfield Fortnightly, Civic Association and Historical Society), as well as four persons elected by the Trustees from the community at large. Current trustees are:

John C. Connell, Esq, President
Civic Association Trustee

William Dengler, Esq., Vice President
At-Large Trustee

Douglas Rauschenberger, Secretary
At-Large Trustee

Warren A. Reintzel, Treasurer
Historical Society Trustee

Commissioner Edward F. Borden
Borough Trustee

M. Karen Weaver
Haddon Fortnightly Trustee

Steven D. Weinstein, Esq.
Board of Education Trustee

Ms. Linda McLaughlin
At-Large Trustee

Eugene Kain
At-Large Trustee

Douglas Rauschenberger
At-Large Trustee

G. Frederick Rexon, Sr.
At-Large Trustee

Dr. Vanessa Morenzi
At-Large Trustee

William H. Dengler, Esquire
At-Large Trustee

Staff Support

John H. Reisner, III, Esq. Counsel

Vincent Parker, Administrator
Parker & Russo Associates

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Board Meetings in 2011: 
All meetings start at 7:00 p.m. at Archer & Greiner.

• January 11
• March 14
• May 9
• September 12
• November 14

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HOW TO HELP

You can help support the wonderful tradition of The Haddonfield Foundation through one of the following three ways:

• A cash or check contribution, mailed to P.O. Box 555, Haddonfield NJ 08033
• The tax-advantaged donation of an appreciated asset, such as a stock or real property – please consult your broker or attorney

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CONTACT US

P.O. Box 555
Haddonfield NJ 08033

http://www.haddonfieldfoundation.org

 

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GRANT APPLICATION FORM

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