The goal of the Knights of Columbus is to provide financial aid to members and their families. The fraternal benefit society helps people in the community by lending a hand to those in need.
The Newark Regional Office of The American Legion is located at 20 Washington Place. The office is headed by Vincent S. Bevilacqua, Department Service Officer. The American Legion offers many different programs to veterans and their families, such as benefits, career fairs and scholarship opportunities, to name a few. Contact this office to find out more information. Representatives are available to answer questions and provide assistance.
Penndel Ahma is a realtor that buys and sells local homes. Ahma is certified by the American Real Estate Association.
Summit Elks Lodge 1246 is a member of the national fraternal organization the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States of America. The organization caters to patriotic Americans who believe in God and are community-minded. Local lodges often support youth programs, college scholarships, veterans issues and substance abuse awareness. The national headquarters in Chicago oversees the more than 2,000 local lodges nationwide, which have about 1 million members combined.
The Knights of Columbus is an international Catholic fraternal society with a chapter on Pascack Road in Washington Township. The organization is dedicated to charitable giving and community betterment, hosting regularly scheduled community events, dinners and fundraisers. Visit the Knights of Columbus Council 5427 website for membership and event information.
The Knights of Columbus is loacted in Forked River, Lacey. It is the Father Capadano Council #6522. The Knights of Columbus was established as a fraternal benefit society with the purpose of financially assisting members and their families. Knights of Columbus aids the sick, disabled and needy.
This Knights of Columbus meets on the first and third Tuesday of the month at 7:30 pm.
American Legion Post 206 is a charitable organization dedicated to veterans, veterans' families and people currently involved in military conflicts. Members try to raise money for different causes in that vein. They support units going to Iraq and donate to the Veterans Memorial Home in Paramus. Fund-raisers include everything from concerts to selling poppies in May before Memorial Day. Members also conduct services in Westwood for Memorial Day and Veterans Day and work with the Westwood Veterans Council and Heritage Society. Members and their guests are welcome at the post facility. Members of the public can rent the hall for their own purposes. Call the Legion for more information.
