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NON-PROFIT NEWS

McCarter Theatre Company received received a $10,000 general operating
■$10,000
to support the McCarter Ac- support grant to fund its 2014-2015 sea-
cess/Patron Services Program, which son programming.
A NEW
provides accessibility services for patrons ■State Theatre Regional Arts Center
who are visually or hearing impaired and at New Brunswick received a $30,000

HORIZON
Foundation awards patrons with mobility limitations.
grant to support the 2015 Artist-in-
Monmouth County Arts Council Residence program, featuring poet Glenis
more than $600,000 in ■
received a $10,000 general operating Redmond and providing a series of free
grants to non-proits
support grant to support community and workshops for disadvantaged, under-

arts education programs.
served students, and adults in central
Passage Theatre Company in Trenton
New Jersey.
■
he Horizon Foundation for
New Jersey awarded $613,250

in grants to 31 New Jersey
non-proit organizations.
The Same Uncommon Support

“Community-based organi-
You’ve Come To Know And Trust.
zations are working hard to enhance the T

public health and cultural vitality of the

Garden State,” says Horizon Blue Cross
Blue Shield of New Jersey Chairman and

CEO and Foundation Board Chairman
Robert Marino. “The Horizon Foundation

for New Jersey is proud to support those.”
Since its inception in 2004, The Horizon

Foundation has awarded 1,032 grants
totaling nearly $37 million to support New

Jersey non-proit organizations.
The Foundation awarded the following

grants to mid-Jersey organizations:

Algonquin Arts received a $15,000
■general operating support grant to fund

performing arts programs in dance,

theatre, and music and for educational
programs for children.

■Arc of New Jersey received $28,000
to support an expansion of the Healthy

Lifestyles Project.
Grounds For Sculpture received
■
$11,750 to support the Enabling Creativ-
ity program, a collaboration with Enable,

Inc., that provides hands-on art work-
shops for adults with disabilities.
Additional Resources To Help You Grow.
■Henry J. Austin Health Center in
Trenton received $50,000 to support the

Asthma and COPD program.
Mayo Performing Arts Center
■
received a $10,000 grant to support
2564 Brunswick Pike the Performing Arts Company, an

Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 ensemble of 25 students, ages 13-21,
Phone (609) 883-9000
which performs Broadway-style musical
Formerly Bartolomei Pucciarelli, LLC Fax (609) 883-9008
numbers at hospitals, community events,

hbkcpa.com
non-proit fundraisers, and festivals, free-
of-charge.

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