Volunteers Give Laurel House a face lift
Young volunteers from World Changers helped to rehabilitate Laurel House, a home in Asbury Park run by Red Bank-based HABcore, Inc., a non-profit corporation providing supportive housing for the homeless and disabled. Seven young volunteers and their three adult chaperones scraped and painted the trim of the 130-year-old Laurel House, a boarding home serving the homeless in Asbury Park.
Have a Heart, Help HABcore
RED BANK — Success stories abound for people who are helped through HABcore, a nonprofit organization that provides permanent and temporary housing as well as supportive services for approximately 100 residents in need from Monmouth and Ocean counties.
The organization provides homeless, disabled and disenfranchised people with a better quality of life by taking them off the street, out of institutions, and providing a safe place to live, healthy meals and encouragement.
Through HABcore many are able to develop lives of dignity and meaning.
The organization provides homeless, disabled and disenfranchised people with a better quality of life by taking them off the street, out of institutions, and providing a safe place to live, healthy meals and encouragement.
Through HABcore many are able to develop lives of dignity and meaning.
Jazz on the River
HABcore held its fifth annual Jazz by the River festival at the Rumson Home of Ed and Laurie McNamee, attracting 104 guests who raised $10,500. HABcore is a nonprofit organization that provides permanent and temporary housing for about 100 residents in need from Monmouth and Ocean Counties, offering a better quality of life with a safe place to live and healthy meals. For information or to volunteer for HABcore, contact the Red Bank office at 732-544-1975 of visit www.HABcore.org
HABcore Supporters Beat the Heat
A brownout curtailed the live jazz (and the air conditioning), but guests at Ed and Laurie McNamee’s home in Rumson had a cool time nonetheless Saturday evening.
They also raised funds for Red Bank-based HABcore, which provides temporary and permanent housing to unemployed and disabled persons.
They also raised funds for Red Bank-based HABcore, which provides temporary and permanent housing to unemployed and disabled persons.
HABcore receives $10K grant from Tower Hill Church
“This grant will go a long way in helping address some essential maintenance needs during a dire period of decreased donations. The generosity of the Tower Hill constituents is greatly appreciated.”
Charity begins with a Home
Some weeks ago I received an invitation to have breakfast at the Molly with Mr. Ed McNamee regarding a local charity...the reason for our meeting was to get the public familiar with HABcore. Not a bad idea as I had no knowledge of this local organization.
Habcore needs help.
The crumbling of the nation's economy and its uncertain future has changed the landscape for HABcore in recent years.
According to HABcore Executive Director Steve Heisman, government grants are changing, foundations have shut down or decreased their geographic reach, and others have simply decreased the amounts they are willing to donate.
According to HABcore Executive Director Steve Heisman, government grants are changing, foundations have shut down or decreased their geographic reach, and others have simply decreased the amounts they are willing to donate.
HABcore, Inc. Receives Support from First Presbyterian Church at Red Bank
HABcore, Inc., a non-profit corporation providing supportive housing for the homeless and disabled, is the recipient of a grant of over $10,000 from the “Vision for the Hill” program of the First Presbyterian Church at Red Bank (often called Tower Hill Church.)
HABcore's 2nd Annual Poker Night
HABcore, a not-for-profit corporation devoted to providing housing and services for those in need, had their second annual Poker Night at the Elk's Lodge on March 12th 2010 from 7pm to 11pm.