GET INVOLVED
RECYCLING
Our first bench has arrived. Thank you Allan for your hard work in making it look so beautiful and Arlene for coordinating and collecting all those plastic bags. Job well done and now onto bench #2.
TOGETHER WE DID IT
The Woman's League of Mt. Holly TEAMed with our surrounding communities and kept 1000 lbs of plastic out of the landfills. As a result we are now ready to dedicate two recycled benches to First Responders and also The Mt. Holly PD. We are inviting all of you to join us at the dedication ceremony on Wednesday November 17th behind the Mt. Holly Police Dept. near the Log Cabin. We couldn't have done this without our friends and neighbors and we would love to see you there to celebrate this wonderful accomplishment.
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DEDICATED WITH LOVE
In a ceremony on Wednesday, The Woman's League of Mt. Holly was proud to dedicate two benches made from recycled plastic. One was made to honor the Mt. Holly Police Dept. and the other to First Responders. President Doreen Carnvale opened the ceremony with words of thanks to all those who came out to help us celebrate. Arline Dederick chairman for this project introduced Police Chief Richard Spitler and a representative for the EMT's, Carl Shaw, of the Fire Dept. They were both very appreciative of those in our surrounding communities who joined with the Woman's League to not only beautify the area, but to keep 1000 lbs of plastic out of our landfills.
Thank you Chief Spitler, Captain Pietrow, officers, K9 Officer Storm, Carl Shaw MHFD and all EMT's, for you service and dedication to those you serve.
OPERATION SMILE
WAY TO GO JILL
We are so proud to announce that our very own Jill McDonald has been nominated for the Jenny Award. The GFWC Jennie Award is named in honor of GFWC’s founder, Jane Cunningham Croly, who wrote for national newspapers under the pseudonym, “Jennie June.” The award highlights those extraordinary clubwomen who epitomize her spirit of independence, courage, and persistence in purpose through their roles as volunteers within their clubs and elsewhere in the community. All nominees are winners because of their dedication and love for what they contribute each and every day. The Woman's League of Mt. Holly wants to let Jill know how proud we are that a member from our club will now go on to compete with others for next year's title. Good luck Jill. You certainly deserve to win.
District VP Jill McDonald and husband Gil delivered 21 boxes of assorted items to Operation Smile in Virginia Beach Va. Donated from the Woman's League of Mt. Holly and various clubs in her District, Jill, delivered toys, essential supplies, goody bags and miniature hospital gowns. These were sewn with love by club members for the children who will have the life changing operation.
SAMUEL MILLER SENIOR CENTER and
VIRTUA REHABILITATION CENTER
Our dear friends at Samuel Miller Senior Center had a great time dressing up for Halloween. The Woman's League of Mt. Holly sent over some goodies for them to enjoy and they made it a special night for all. It is so special to see their smiling faces and to know they are having so much fun. Be sure to check out all the pictures
Laura, the Coordinator at Samuel Miller Senior Center, joins with 2 residents to accept our gifts to them for Christmas. The Woman's League of Mt. Holly loves to let our dear friends know how much they mean to us and have filled Santa's stockings with personal items like socks, tissues, kitchen towel, hand sanitizer, etc. We wanted to make certain they knew how 'sweet' we think they are and these big beautiful tree cakes and a goody bag filled with candy kisses and chocolate hugs sends a message from all of us to all of them says: "MERRY CHRISTMAS DEAR FRIENDS, WE WILL SEE OU NEXT YEAR. STAY SAFE, STAY HEALTHY."
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And to all of you Merry Christmas
THE TREE
Wish Tree at the Burlington County Library – November 13 through December 15
The Woman's League of Mt. Holly is busy getting ready to decorate our Wish Tree at the Burlington County Library, but first it took a bunch of busy bees to make name tags and special decorations and we had a great time. Continuing our annual tradition of many years, hundreds of children from six local charities will benefit from the generosity of our neighbors. Beginning the weekend of November 13th stop in to see our beautiful display and take a tag. Your gift may be the only one they receive this year. Let us make certain these children have a wonderful Christmas.
Don't forget you too can join our TEAM and become a member. Contact Gerry Horne @ copperpenny09@comcast.com.
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OUR WISH TREE IS READY AND WAITING FOR YOU.
The Woman's League of Mt. Holly has decorated our Wish Tree at the Burlington County Library and it is ready for you to make a child's wish come true. Many thanks to Lego Master Rich Parks for enhancing our theme with a snow scene from Lego Land. Pick a tag or you may choose from one of six organizations, to donate a gift card or check. Envelopes for each are waiting at our table and you may drop them in our specially designed LEGO tank.
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Oaks Integrated Care (Westampton)
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Pinelands Family Services (Browns Mills)
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Generations Family Services (Mt. Holly)
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Department of Children & Families (Westampton)
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Operation MHPD (Mt. Holly)
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Mosaic Early Learning (Lumberton)
Can't make it to the Burlington County Library? If you'd like to make a contribution to purchase gift cards, please send your donation via Venmo to @WomansLeague-ofMtHolly. Be sure to mark it "Wish Tree".
It's Valentine's Day .... let the love show.
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By now you know that The Woman's League of Mt. Holly has a soft spot in our hearts for our friends at Virtua Re-Hab and Samuel Miller Senior Center in Mt. Holly. We wanted you to see how much it means to them to receive little treasures for each holiday. To the children and staff of the Hainesport School Art Class your cards were so special and your art work will hang on their walls for a long time. To the students at RVRHS National Honor Society, the personal items you donated were a welcome gift that they can all use. Ginger, a member of our club. donated a pretty piece of jewelry that they will treasure. Aunt Charlotte's in Merchantville donated candy for all. The pretty gift bags were donated by a local resident who wanted to support our efforts. And member Christine and daughter Emily worked so hard to put all this together. Thank you for sharing with our friends, the love you sent to make Valentine's Day special for each and everyone of them. Together we make a great TEAM
It is not too late....When members of The Woman's League of Mt. Holly visited the Burlington County Library today we were so very grateful to our friends, and neighbors who took a tag from the Wish Tree and dropped off their gifts for the children. We have a little way to go yet to see all the tags gone and gifts returned by this weekend. If we all join together we can do this, but time is running out
The magic of the season has many members hands now in the process of changing our Wish Tree into a thank you tree on Tuesday. All of you please stop by the Burlington County Library and take a 'Rudy the Reindeer' candy cane as a thank you from the Woman's League of Mt. Holly for your generosity in making certain the children in our community receive their 'Wish” for Christmas. We still have some tags left if you are interested in picking one up and purchasing a gift in the next couple of days.
The Woman's League of Mt. Holly want to wish you all a bright day filled with sunshine and thoughts of a warmer tomorrow. With our world turning green once again, at least today the sun is shining. Happy Easter to all and a special greeting to our friends at Samuel Miller who are enjoying our version of an Easter basket filled with goodies.
ANOTHER APPRECIATED DONATION
For the second year in a row The Woman's League of Mt. Holly thanks Dennis Dones, of Gamma Nu NU Fraternity from JB McGuire/Dix for joining with us to bring joy to so many children. This wonderful group is committed to supporting those in need and chose Generations Family Success Center to focus on. Accepting their gifts at the Burlington Count Library is Joyce Schultz 2nd VP and Dennis Dones, and was then delivered to Generations in Mt. Holly. Their generosity was welcomed there and so appreciated. It is an honor to be working with Gamma Nu Nu in this joint effort.
BABY IT'S COLD OUTSIDE
Warming Tree from December 27 through January 31, 2022.
The Woman's League of Mt. Holly is looking to help gather accessories to keep our neighbors warm. Our giant Warming Tree at the library will be coming down soon and we are in need of hats, gloves, and scarves. The bitter cold we are feeling now, reminds us of those who can use our help, so please stop by the Burlington County Library with your donation.
As a thank you to the volunteers who helped them succeed over the last couple of very tough years. The Pemberton Family Success Center held a Volunteer Recognition dinner at the Country Lakes Clubhouse. The Woman's League of Mt. Holly was honored to be included and our representative's, Sisters-In-Law, Bonnie and Nancy Balsavage had a great time. Along with backpacks and other goodies donated throughout the year, members gather items each month for complete 'birthday kits' to be given to families with a birthday child. A cake pan, cake mix, icing, plates, napkins and decorations is a great way for families to bake up a treat to celebrate a very special day. A big thank you to Director Jenn Myers and Family Advocate Rick Carpenter for recognizing and honoring the work we do as part of your amazing team.
What fun we had with some of our Samuel Miller friends. Eight member's of the Woman's League of Mt. Holly's SOS team led by Kathy Fabritz delivered totes to the residents. Each bag created by our talented team was made with love from start to finish. The resident's thought they were great and had their choice of a one of a kind design. Our enthusiastic team is looking forward to sharing our handiwork with others that can use them.
A BIG THANK YOU...The Woman's League of Mt. Holly's Wish Tree has come down at the Burlington County Library. Used for three successful projects since October we have so many to thank for donating over 1500 pair of socks, $10,000 in toys, gift cards, and cash. Hundreds of hats, gloves, scarves and coats donated in January finished off our season and it was time to give our tree a rest. A final note from our friends at Pineland's Family Success Center. Someone who saw our tree at the library, read about all the great things they do in their community, sent them a gift of $100 and pledged to do so each month. Thank you to all for joining us in helping our neighbors.
RECYCLING
Other Items we collect
ONGOING COLLECTIONS (as of 10/1/2020) (Contact Arline Dederick)
FOR TERRACYCLE
Personal Care Product Containers, such as shampoos, conditioners, hand lotions, body wash, moisturizers, deodorant containers, lipstick containers, eyeliner cases, eyeliner pencils, concealer sticks and tubes. All containers must be emptied, rinsed and dried.
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Large Plastic Drinking Cups with the Number “6” on the bottom, such as SOLO cups and clear plastic cups.
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Razors – All brands of blades and razors (systems and disposable units and replaceable blade cartridge units), rigid plastic packaging and flexible plastic bag packaging. No electric razors. Please wrap a plastic baggie around the blades so no one will get cut.
FOR BURLINGTON COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
Dog/cat food (dry and wet); tuna, sardines, chicken broth for sick cats; cat toys and treats; cat carriers and dog crates; flea and tick preventives; liquid laundry detergent; paper towels; dryer sheets; cat litter (non-clumping only); large plastic bags.
FOR ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
Non-perishable food can be left on Arline’s porch. If food items are dropped off to the church, then let Arline know the total weight of the items brought.
FOR VIRTUA HOSPITAL
Magazines (no more than three months old)
FOR TREX CHALLENGE
PLASTICS such as grocery bags, bread bags, dry cleaning bags, newspaper sleeves, Ziploc and other food storage bags, plastic wrap, vegetable bags, etc. No hard plastics.
All items listed for Arline can be left on either her front or side porch. Thank you!
CEREMONIES
On a 100 degree day last week, The Woman's League of Mt. Holly, celebrated the 100th birthday of Eleanor Voorhees. with a drive by parade. A dear friend and longtime member made her day even more special as she was honored for her dedication and continued service to more than 12 surrounding communities that our club serves. Family and many friends gathered in 100 degree heat to welcome our parade. Attended by her beloved caregiver Geraldine, Eleanor braved the intense heat and was excited to visit with club members she had not seen in a long time. Especially exciting for her was seeing four Mt. Holly Police cars let her neighbors know with their sirens, that they had a celebrity in their neighborhood.
Fire and Ice Festival - Mt. Holly NJ - January 29, 2022
The Women's League of Mount Holly will be hosting a Gingerbread House Decorating Contest with all entries being on display in Rowan College of Burlington County on Fire & Ice day. There are categories for all, prizes & all proceeds benefit the St. Vincent de Paul Food Bank and other local charities. So show off your artistic talent and support a great cause.
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All specifics at https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:89e5d6d9-0b48-4140-b5d8-6cdc42e8a439
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Registration at https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:b94739ca-d763-4e7b-bcfc-c85108b4abe4
C a n c e l l e d
At tonight’s Woman’s League Zoom Meeting it was decided not to participate in Fire and Ice this year. With our aging population and the increase of COVID cases in Burlington County, everyone thought it best to forego this activity for this year. Even with everyone wearing masks, people are still getting COVID. Maybe by St. Patty’s Day, numbers may be down and we can participate in another activity in Mount Holly.
C a n c e l l e d
WISHES
A MERRY, THANKFUL CHRISTMAS TO ALL
As we enter this season of hope and peace, the ladies of The Woman's League of Mt. Holly wish all our friends and neighbor's a wonderful holiday. We wish you joy and good health and thank you for your support this past year. Not only for your generosity, but for the many kind words directed at our members who work tirelessly to bring those in need a measure of hope and peace.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
As we move into 2022 the GFWC Woman's League of Mt. Holly wants to wish our families, our friends, our neighbors a year of peace, good health and hope for a year of many blessings. As the last year progressed our ladies tried to thank you all for your overwhelming support of our projects. Our purpose and goal to help our neighbors in need was magnified over and over again as you all stepped up to help as we collected plastic bags, threw an apartment shower for Vets, supplies for the refugees at JBMDL, gifts for our Wish tree, socks for our homeless. The list goes on and on. As our ladies begin the process of writing our reports for the year 2021, it becomes apparent that you made us shine. You enhanced our reputation within our community. How appropriate our President, Doreen Carnvale's theme 'TEAM'. symbolizes 'Together Everyone Achieves More'. We could not done it without OUR TEAM.
Wreaths Across America
Wreaths Across America Day on Saturday
The Woman's League of Mt. holly joined in honoring Veterans by placing wreaths on the graves of our members' family buried at Brig. Wm. Doyle Military Cemetery in Wrightstown. Joining together, on behalf of us all were our members and Veteran husbands Bette and Larry Kirby, Elaine and Daniel Eufemia, and Joelle and Dave Wentz. We thank all our men and women who served.
Members of the Woman's League of Mt. Holly honored those who gave all to their country and those who lost a loved one so that we can be free. Presenting a wreath at the memorial service in Mt. Holly was President Doreen Carnvale and Veteran Fred Faber. Joining them were members Clare Faber, Joelle Wentz, Carol Ward. Arline Dederick, and Veteran Dave Wentz.
Memorial Day
VETERANS
Let us not forget our Veterans
at Veteran's Haven South in
Winslow
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Valentine's Day is a way to let
others know that we love and
appreciate them. What better way for the Woman's League to express love for our Veterans at Veteran's Haven South in Winslow, NJ than by giving them a gift from our hearts. With donations from members, Bette Kirby, Jean Wasnesky, Joan Beach and Ruth Conger, met at the home of Joelle Wentz, and had a fun time putting together bags filled with cupcakes, cookies, fruit snacks, Rice Krispie treats, pretzels, candies and lots of love. An abundance of goodies allowed us to fill 160 bags and 80 Veterans will receive 2 bags each.
Transitioning...When Veterans transition from Veterans Haven into their own apartments there are many things they need to set up their household. To give them the boost they need, Joelle Wentz a member of the Mt. Holly Woman's League, came up with the unique idea of holding an 'Apartment Shower' for Veteran's Haven. Many household items donated by the generous members of the Woman's League of Mt. Holly were collected and delivered by Joelle with the help of husband Dave, a proud veteran himself. Working to unload silverware, dishes, cups, pots and pans, glasses, towels, cooking utensils, microwaves and much more, Dave and his two helpers soon developed a shared rapport in the short time they were together.
The Woman's League of Mt. Holly is in awe of the 26 beautiful handmade quilts made and donated to us by the Needle and Thread Group of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. These were delivered by Joelle Wentz to Veterans Haven as an extension of our recent “Apartment Shower” for veteran's transitioning into their own homes. What a welcome gift to keep them warm and we thank Needle and Thread for their generosity and for joining us in our efforts to bring love and a smile to our veterans.
Veterans Transitioning continued...Representing The Woman's League of Mt. Holly, Joelle and Dave Wentz delivered the last of our collection of gifts to Veteran's Haven for project 'Housewarming Shower'. Microwaves, dishes, glasses, silverware and so much more, are giving a start to those transitioning to an apartment. Our hearts are full knowing that so many of you helped to make this possible and the veteran's were very appreciative of the generous bounty. One of those veteran's invited Joelle and Dave to see his African influenced artwork. What a beautiful display to share with everyone.
FRIENDS HELPING FRIENDS
Veteran's Haven House
FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
Would you like to join The Woman's League of Mt. Holly to help the refugees pouring into Joint Base McGuire/Dix/Lakehurst?
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We are working as quickly as possible to get donated items to those men, women, and children in dire need of our help and also for our troops taking care of them.
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There is an urgency to supply basic human needs right now and perhaps you would like to help by donating some of the items from the list below? These items can be dropped off to Gerry Horne at 61 Estates Drive, Southampton, NJ 08088 or Doreen Carnvale (Near side door)at 122 Dawn Drive, Mt. Holly, NJ 08060. Drop off totes will be provided for your convenience.
For more information call Gerry at 609-265-9091
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For our troops: energy drinks, and individually wrapped snacks.
For the Refugees: body wash, toothbrushes, toothpaste, diapers of any size, formula, feminine products, full size toiletries, soap, cookies, balls and frisbees, juice boxes, washcloths, lotions, coloring books, and crayons.
We are setting our first goal for drop offs by Saturday September 4th because of the urgency. We will reset our goals and lists of essentials as we proceed.
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ADDED TO THIS LIST THEY ARE IN URGENT NEED OF KITTY LITTER AND 5 GAL BUCKETS TO BE USED AS PORTA POTTIES ON THE AIRPLANES.
Our first load to Joint Base McGuire/Dix/Lakehurst was 27 cartons of essential products delivered by Joelle and Dave Wentz. Our hearts are full of gratitude at the response of those of you who have contributed and those that are continuing to give. More to come as we add to this first trip and continue our goal to help the refugees.
When The Woman's League of Mt. Holly teams up with all of you to make a difference in the lives of others, we do so with no thought of rewards or praise for ourselves. But we are human and this memorandum from Stephanie Aaron Lt. Col. USAF fills our hearts with pride that with all of you helping, WE MADE A DIFFERENCE in the lives of those who needed us.
Boscov's Friends helping Friends
Here is your chance to help us help others. The Woman's League of Mt. Holly is selling tickets for $5.00 to shop at Boscov's 'Friends Helping Friends' savings day on October 20. All money raised will be used for charitable purposes. What a bargain! to be getting 25% off your purchases including sale items.
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For more information Contact Carol Ward at
609-379-6033 or CW4811@verizon.net
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THANK YOU ALL WHO PARTICIPATED. HOPE YOUR SHOPPING WENT WELL.
Socktober
SOCKTOBER IS HANG OUT MONTH
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The Woman’s League of Mt. Holly has
launched their next project, 'SOCKTOBER'. We will be
collecting NEW socks for Men, Women and children
from October 1-31, at the Burlington County Library.
These will be donated to families, homeless shelters
and Veteran’s to help make this a warmer winter for
our neighbors in need.
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Joining our TEAM's project by accepting New Socks at
their location, is Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices,
Fox & Roach Realtors in Medford and we thank them
for helping us spread the warmth. Are you interested
in placing a small laundry basket in your office or
break room to collect donations?
Please let us know so we can give your “TEAM” a Shoutout!
Please contact Joyce @ 609-265-1121 for more information.
The GFWC Woman’s League of Mount Holly (GFWC – General Federation of Woman’s Clubs) had their first annual SOCKTOBER and has you can see from this wonderful picture, it was a very successful event. A special ‘Shoutout’ to our community, friends, members and the following organizations for their kind support in helping keep our Veteran’s and families in need with warm feet this winter.
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Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Fox & Roach Realtors
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Delran Girl Scout Troop 26220
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The Women of Faith
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Florence Township National Honor Society
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The GFWC Woman’s League of Mt. Holly
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Mt. Holly VFW 2692 & Ladies Auxiliary 2692 (not shown)
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Hainesport/Westampton Girl Scout Troop 27134 (not shown)
We also received socks from: Hainesport/Westampton Girl Scout Troop 27134.
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We will post our final sock count and distribution locations when we receive our report from Emily Haber on November 8th.
Thank You to our Community for your Support!
Thank You to the Burlington County Library!
UPDATE
The Woman's League of Mt. Holly has an update to our Socktober project at the Burlington County Library. With a little over two weeks left to collect socks for men, women, and children we wanted to provide two additional places as a drop off.
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A laundry basket will be located at 37 Union Street, Mt. Holly and 61 Estates Drive, Mobile Estates, Southampton for your donations.
Don't forget Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Fox & Roach Realtors in Medford is also collecting. Donated to families, homeless shelters and Veteran’s to help make this a warmer winter for our neighbors in need. Questions? Call Joyce @ 609-265-1121
Thank you to Bonnie Morris for donating 50 pair of socks to our Socktober party. With just one week to go. This is a great reminder that Socks are needed in every corner of our community to help keep our neighbors warm this winter.
You can donate at the Burlington County Library, 37 Union Street, Mt. Holly and 61 Estates Drive Southampton.
PARTNERING WITH ALL OF YOU PUT US OVER THE TOP
YOU MADE SOCKTOBER A HUGE SUCCESS
The Woman's League of Mt. Holly got our final count of socks for those in need and we have so many to thank for donating 1568 pair. We have far exceeded our imaginary goal. This post is about thanking all of you who responded to this worthy cause: The Burlington County Library, our WLMH members, our community, The Women of Faith, Mt. Holly VFW and Ladies Auxiliary 2692. Added to those groups are Delran GS troop #26220, Hainesport/Westampton GS troop 27134, Florence Twp National Honor Society and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Fox & Roach Realtors. And let's not forget Mr. Buckley who donated 21 pair of socks to make this awesome total 1568. Thank you to Emily for counting and separating all those socks and her Mom Christine for helping her.
To help celebrate a group of members from the Woman's League of Mt. Holly put together goody bags for Veteran's Haven South. The men and women there were so excited to know that we were thinking of them Others were then sent to Virtua Re-Hab, Providence House, and Generations. Another group of ladies made goody bags and these were delivered to our dear friends at Samuel Miller. Thank you to members Joelle, Doreen, Bonnie, Nancy, Jean, Bette, Arline, Jill, and Elaine H. for making this a fun Irish Day for our friends.
FUND RAISERS
Watch for updates postponed til September 24, 2021 (Save your March 2020 tickets they will be honored)....Designer Bag Bingo Fundraiser
Annually, we sponsor a Designer Bag Bingo. The next one will be held on September 24, 2021 (if COVID restriction lifted) at the Crescent Shriner's Hall, 700 Highland Drive, Westampton, NJ
Proceeds from this fundraiser allow us to donate to the many charities and projects that our club supports.
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For further information contact Joyce Schultz at 609-265-1121
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Doors open at 5:30 pm
Bingo: 7:00 p,m
Donation: $30
NJ LGCCC
Special Raffle being held at the
Designer Bag Bingo on
September 24, 2021
Do not need to be present to win
To pre-order tickets, send check with name/address/phone to:
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WLMH
P.O. Box 363, Lumberton, NJ 08048
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When check is received, tickets will mailed.
Cost: $5 each or 3/$10
First ticket drawn has choice of
Eagles Quilt or Dooney & Bourke Purse,
please indicate your choice if not able to attend.
OH WHAT A NIGHT FOR
THE WOMAN'S LEAGUE OF MT HOLLY
Our Designer Bag Bingo was held Friday night after almost 2 very long years. A long awaited special raffle was pulled for the Eagles Quilt won by Carol W. of Columbus and the Dooney Bourke Purse won by DAR of Mt. Holly. Congratulations
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Our list of appreciation goes out to the following: Thank you to all our members who made up and stored baskets, purses, door prizes, baked, donated fruit, water, coffee and all the door prizes donations. A special thank you to Staples for printing all our paperwork for the event. And last but not least the many volunteers who loaded all of the 200 baskets, purses, and desserts into their vehicles, in the rain, and then unloaded them once we arrived. Set up took hours and we are so grateful for our spouses, family members and friends who jumped right in to make this a great event.
Time to clean house...
Once again we are asking for our friends, family and neighbors' help. The Woman's League of Mount Holly is having a clothing and housewares collection drive THIS WEEKEND. Funds raised from the sale of these items will be used for some of the many projects and charities coming up this year. Start cleaning out your closets, garages and basements. We are collecting clothing, household goods, toys, games, etc.
THEY DO NOT ACCEPT : anything that uses a power cord, furniture, ELECTRONICS, Books and Records. All items (toys, games and household items must be smaller than 24"). All donations must be in tied bags or sealed, cardboard boxes.
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Drop off is 30 White Street, Mt. Holly off of Pine.
Pull into the old factory and drop off your items.
Dates and Times
Friday, Oct 1st 12 to 7PM
Saturday, Oct 2nd 10 to 5PM
Sunday, Oct 3rd 12 noon to 5PM
We asked you to declutter and WOW what a turnout we had. The Woman's League of Mt. Holly collected almost 3000 lbs. of clothing, household goods and many other items to be sold to the Bargain Thrift Shop of Philadelphia. We were paid by the lb. and this money will go a long way toward giving back to charities and those in need.
Thank you to all our friends, neighbors, and devoted members, who put so much effort into getting a great turnout. A very special thanks to Ms. Winzinger for loaning us the use of her beautiful building for the weekend.
Craft and Vendor Show
The Woman's League of Mt. Holly will be holding a bake sale at the Craft and Vendor Show at the Mt. Holly VFW 2692 on South Avenue. Come out to support the Auxiliary and stop by to say Hi and pick up some goodies.
SHOP TIL YOU DROP
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Saturday Nov. 27, 2021 Mt Holly VFW Post 2692
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199 South Ave. Mt Holly NJ
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Noon to 6 pm
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Basket raffles and 50/50
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Crafts and vendors (cash and carry)
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Bale Sale – Woman’s League of Mt. Holly
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Canteen and kitchen will be open
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Proceeds help support The Auxiliary
