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September 25, 2020 at 09:58 AM
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Hill Wallack Supports Annual Backpack Drive
Hill Wallack in Princeton continued its tradition of supporting the Jewish Family Children's Service of Mercer County in its annual backpack drive. Firm partners Michael Kahme and Ronald Perl arranged the donation of backpacks and school supplies to children in need for the 2020-21 school year. Kahme, who is the firm's managing partner, said in a statement, "This year is not like any other… Whether the children are at home or in school, they still need supplies to be successful. Supporting families in need in our community is very important to us." Perl added, "JFCS does great work in our community and it's a pleasure to support their efforts." JFCS and their volunteers collected supplies to help more than 150 children in the Mercer community, according to the firm's release. Hill Wallack volunteers in the Princeton office prepared the backpacks for shipment to JFCS. They were delivered Aug. 12. JFCS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing social services and programs, including therapy, information and referral, support, education and advocacy.
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