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Kaganzev Receives April 2021 New Jersey's Heartland Hero Award

Kaganzev Receives April 2021 New Jersey’s Heartland Hero Award
Alex Kaganzev has been thanklessly working in the background and has restored hope to individuals for more than a decade. He started Project Thanksgiving to collect and distribute turkeys, donations, and food for families in Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem counties. In 2020, Project Thanksgiving afforded over 200 veterans and their families a Thanksgiving meal.
His show of support and care for the community does not stop there. He initiated an Angel Tree through Project Santa, a partnership with the Vineland Public Library, to collect gifts for children in town during the holidays. The children create a similar ornament with their name, age, and gender on it. Community residents select one of the decorations of their choice from the Christmas tree at the library and then, in exchange, donate a gift to that child to spread holiday joy.

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Meet the volunteers who launched a plan to feed homeless people in N.J. as pandemic hit

Meet the volunteers who launched a plan to feed homeless people in N.J. as pandemic hit
Updated Mar 01, 2021;
Posted Mar 01, 2021
A lunch guest of Care and Share Meals at the Trinity First Hope Center in Millville helps himself to some to-go selections, Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021.Al Amrhein | For NJ Advance Media
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Cindi Cooke remembers the day last March when Gov. Phil Murphy announced his statewide stay-at-home order and closed all non-essential businesses.
“I received that very first night a phone call from a homeless gentleman and he was panicked,” the Millville resident recalls.
He had been kicked out of the place where he was staying because of coronavirus fears and needed help. Cooke met up with him and provided dinner.

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For N.J.'s homeless, COVID pandemic brings new struggles as eviction 'tsunami' looms

For N.J.’s homeless, COVID pandemic brings new struggles as eviction ‘tsunami’ looms
Updated Mar 01, 2021;
Posted Feb 28, 2021
Pamela Ortiz, who is staying at the Rescue Mission of Trenton, sits in the women's sleeping area, where the beds have been repositioned and now include plexiglass dividers during the pandemic. Michael Mancuso | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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Angela Fields sees the writing on the wall.
This time last year, the organization she runs out of Hunterdon County — one of the wealthiest counties in the nation — was finding housing for four desperate families from their community who had nowhere to go.

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Year in Review: Kindness and perseverance thrive despite pandemic

Unprecedented times.
Flatten the curve.
When encouraged to shut down and stay home to quell the spread of COVID-19, many in the Greater Cumberland County region didn’t abandon their drive to help others or achieve new goals. I've selected about two dozen stories I wrote during 2020 that highlight how small acts of kindness made a big difference.
The collection includes a businessman who settled outstanding school lunch debts, a deaf dog encouraging acceptance, and the Class of 2020 who joyfully embraced their non-traditional graduation celebrations.
May their compassion, resilience, and perseverance serve as inspiration to us all in the new year.

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