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February 07, 2019 at 09:00 AM
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Meyner and Landis Gives to Newark Residents
Each year the attorneys and staff at Meyner and Landis in Newark looks to spread holiday cheer by helping inner-city children celebrate the holidays with toys and gifts in partnership with Newark's New Community Corporation.
Cohn Lifland Has It 'All Wrapped Up' for Holidays
On Dec. 5, 2018, Cohn Lifland Pearlman Herrmann & Knopf's attorneys and staff joined together to support the “All Wrapped Up” holiday gift-giving program run by the Bergen Volunteer Center. For the fourth year, everyone at the Saddle River firm bought, wrapped and delivered gifts to 56 people in families in need throughout Bergen County, according to an announcement.
Hunterdon Bar Makes Food Pantry Donations
The Hunterdon County Bar Association gathered on Dec. 11, 2018, at Lone Eagle Brewing in Flemington to celebrate the holiday season. With over 70 attorneys in attendance, President-Elect Anthony Koester of Dilts & Koester in Flemington introduced Jeannine Gorman, executive director of the Flemington Area Food Pantry, according to an announcement. Gorman accepted a holiday donation from the association, and also accepted nonperishable food items donated by those in attendance. Michelle Cresti of Macce & Cresti in Clinton, a member of the board of directors of the Open Cupboard food pantry in Clinton, also accepted a holiday donation from the association. Koester also announced that a holiday donation was sent to the Fisherman's Mark in Lambertville, the announcement said.
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