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Princeton Area Community Foundation Awards $545,000 in Grants to Local Nonprofits
The Princeton Area Community Foundation has awarded more than half [...]
Princeton Area Community Foundation Appoints Michael H. Ullmann to its Board of Trustees
The Princeton Area Community Foundation has appointed Michael H. Ullmann, a long-time Princeton resident, to its Board of Trustees for a three-year term. Mr. Ullmann is the Executive Vice President, General Counsel of Johnson & Johnson and a member of the Company’s Executive Committee and Management Committee.
Ten Tips for Giving With Your Family
The Community Foundation and BNY Mellon Wealth Management partnered on a panel discussion about Giving With Your Family, with expert speakers. The panel had great advice. Here are ten of their tips to help multiple generations learn to give together.
Giving With Your Grandchildren: One Family’s Story
As a child, John D. “Jack” Wallace learned about philanthropy [...]
Princeton Area Community Foundation Announces New Vice-President of Grants and Programs
The Princeton Area Community Foundation is pleased to announce that [...]
Elizabeth “Betsy” McNeilly: Giving Life More Meaning Through Charity
Elizabeth “Betsy” McNeilly loves her career because it gives her [...]
Child Poverty
We recently held a series of community meetings to announce our plan to focus our Greater Mercer Grants program on the plight of children and adolescents, from birth to age 24, living in poverty.
Two New Members Join the Community Foundation Board of Trustees (2016)
The Princeton Area Community Foundation has appointed two new members [...]
Storytelling With Andy Goodman
Your nonprofit has a terrific story to tell. You help feed [...]
Photos: Annual Trustee and Former Trustee Dinner
This year, as the Princeton Area Community Foundation celebrates its [...]
Photos: Healthy Women, Healthy Communities Panel Discussion
More than 100 people came to our Fund for Women [...]
GrandPals Unites Students and Seniors Through Stories
Through the Princeton Senior Resource Center’s GrandPals program, volunteers read each week to more than 300 students at Littlebrook, Riverside, Community Park and Johnson Park schools in Princeton. The Princeton Area Community Foundation provided a 2015 Fall Greater Mercer Grant to help fund the program that pairs 110 seniors with children in kindergarten through second grades.
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Michelle Sahn
Vice President, Communications
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