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November 1 | 8: 30 AM
Cooper Norcross Run the Bridge
Ben Franklin Bridge, Camden
➜ This 10K run, 2-mile bridge walk and
kids’ dash event will raise money to support the Larc School in Bellmawr, a non-profit serving students with a wide range
of disabilities.
runthebridge.org
November 2 | 6 PM
Signature Chefs Gourmet Gala
Biagio’s Restaurant, Paramus
➜ Enjoy an evening of fine dining,
dancing and live music at this gourmet
extravaganza. Featuring the creativity
of over 25 New Jersey chefs, the event
will raise funds for March of Dimes, the
leading nonprofit supporting maternal
and infant health.
marchofdimes.org/newjersey
November 7 | 10: 30 AM
9th Annual Steps for Seizures Walk
Washington Lake Park, Sewell
➜ Benefiting epilepsy research, awareness and support, this annual walk
includes food vendors, complimentary
Starbucks coffee, a photobooth, DJ, face-painting, balloon art and more.
claytonshope.org
November 8 | 10 AM- 4 PM
Liberty Harley-Davidson
H.O.G Toy Run
Liberty Harley-Davidson, Rahway
➜ This run, which includes a free pasta
dinner upon registration, will benefit the
children at the Bristol-Myers Squibb Children’s Hospital at Robert Wood Johnson
University Hospital in New Brunswick.
libertyhog.com
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CohnReznick LLP raised $150,000 for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation (SOWF) and the Joe
Torre Safe At Home Foundation through its CohnReznick Foundation and CohnReznick CARES initiative at
the 24th annual golf invitational. There to celebrate were, from left, master of ceremonies, Steve Adubato;
John A. Corsaro, Julie Murawski and Thomas J. Marino, CohnReznick; Admiral Joe Maguire, SOWF;
Frank Longobardi, CohnReznik; Yolanda Jimenez, Safe At Home; Kenneth E. Baggett, Jillian Ceravolo,
CohnReznik; and Jennifer Coppola, Safe At Home.
Autism New Jersey
November 5 | 6 PM
50th Anniversary Gala
Liberty Science Center, Jersey City
➜ For 50 years, Autism New Jersey has
been dedicated to ensuring safe and fulfilling lives for people with autism, the
professionals who work with them and
the families who love them. The agency’s fundraising goal this year is $1 million. Funds raised at this anniversary
event will focus on the needs of adults
with autism. The event will include
food, drinks and a silent auction. It will
also honor several guests who have
been champions for the mission, including Joseph J. Roberts, speaker emeritus
of the New Jersey General Assembly.
autismnj.org
Dr. Filomela Marshall, left, dean of Thomas Edison
State College W. Cary Edwards School of Nursing,
accepts a $37,500 grant from Investors Bank for
the college’s Virtual Clinical Simulation Program.
Joining her, from left, are John Thurber of TESC,
and Linda Martin and Amy Rouze of Investors.
Jill Neff, right, a volunteer with the National
Council of Jewish Women Essex County Section,
helps 6-year-old Chastelyn Salazar pick out a
winter coat at the nonprofit’s annual Back 2
School Store, which helped over 600 students
shop cost-free for back-to-school supplies.
Robyn Begley, left, chief nursing officer at
AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, and
Audrey Fischer, center, president of ARMC
Atlantic City Campus Auxiliary, congratulate
Erika Smail, recipient of the 2015 Martha
Keates Fellowship, which comes with a $4,000
scholarship to pursue a nursing education.
Affinity Federal Credit Union president John
Fenton, left, enjoys the Affinity Federal Credit
Union Foundation’s 18th annual golf invitational
with, from left, Charlie Johnson and Gale
Cogswell of Fiserv and Scott Witherspoon of
Affinity. The event raised $150,000 to support
local charities.
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