HomeSharing, Inc.’s Private & Corporate Donors – Q1 2022
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Shuey Horowitz, MSW, Founder of HomeSharing, Inc. passed in December 2021.
All of us at HomeSharing, Inc. continue Shuey’s work, and appreciate her and her family’s contributions over the years.
HomeSharing, Inc. welcomes Leslie Goldberg, Managing Director at Lumanity and Cindi Rupp Rand, Senior Vice President at Vining Sparks
to the Board of Trustees.
We want to thank Lisa for her dedication and service to HomeSharing, Inc. and the community. We wish her the best in her retirement.
October 2021 HomeSharing, Inc. held its annual Gala Celebration on Thursday, October 21, 2021 at the Basking Ridge Country Club in Basking Ridge, NJ. The honorees included: Shuey Horowitz Humanitarian Award Recipient Edward J. Rebenack, Esq. of Rebenack, Aronow & Mascolo, LLP(RAM Law) ; and Frank J. Semcer, Sr. Outstanding Volunteer Leadership Award Recipients Prudence
September 2021 Angelina and Rosa, along with Rosa’s teenage son Matthew and his 3 rabbits, have been successfully sharing a home through HomeSharing for almost a year. Angelina is an 81-year old widow who has owned her home in Raritan for 45 years. Her extended family had been living with her for many years but
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GuideStar by Candid’s Gold Transparency endorsement of HomeSharing, Inc. validates our desire to be transparent in sharing our basic financial information, Board Chair name, leadership demographics, organizational inclusivity, and program details. Benefits of our transparency with GuideStar include HomeSharing’s visibility by thousands of potential funders, such as AmazonSmile, Facebook, and Salesforce.org ; access to the
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