Trenton Non-profit News (New Jersey, United States)

TRENTON – The Candlelight Concert for Epilepsy Awareness will be held on March 24, 2012 at The Patriots Theater in Trenton to raise funds and awareness of epilepsy.

The Stone Pony will host the "Paint the Pony Purple" concert to benefit the Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey (EFNJ) on Sunday, March 18th.

Staff from the Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey will continue their statewide traveling workshop titled "Thinking About Epilepsy", which aims to change perceptions of epilepsy by teaching tolerance & compassion for their peers living with seizures.

On Saturday March 24, 2012, veteran rocker Dennis DeYoung (www.DennisDeYoung.com) will headline Candlelight Concert for Epilepsy Awareness, a benefit concert with all proceeds going to the Epilepsy Foundation (www.efa.org.)

The New Jersey Rehabilitation Association will honor NJWINS with The Community Focused Excellence in Service Award at the 2011 NJRA Annual Meeting on Friday, December 2nd.

The Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey (EFNJ) joins a national movement to help America Get Seizure Smart! The goal is to educate New Jersey residents about epilepsy, seizure recognition and seizure first aid.

The 200 Club of Mercer County Hosts Annual Luncheon on June 8th

Event Proceeds Will Benefit Cerebral Palsy of North Jersey

When the Katherine Heigl film "One for the Money" began shooting July 12 in Pittsburgh, it had more than a touch of "real" Trenton, NJ, thanks o the work of the Trenton Downtown Association and its Destination Trenton marketing campaign.

New Jersey Association of School Librarians Announces Annual Fall Conference “School Libraries for Student Success” held on December 3rd and 4th, 2010--a learning and networking event for librarians working for student success.

Justice in Jersey spoke a few weeks ago in front of the State Assembly Judiciary Committee. In a few weeks they will be speaking at a conference in Washington DC and shortly thereafter, they will be meeting with the Honorable Chris Smith's Office.

Concerned group of law enforcement professionals gain national television attention by saving their community economically and spiritually through positive interventions.

Allies ensures that all the funds are used for the consumers we serve in accordance with the strictest standards applicable, whether for municipal, county, state or federal government funding.