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The following message is being shared on behalf of the Cape May Community Food Closet as a reminder about the important role they play in our community.
The Cape May Community Food Closet, a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization since 2018, has been serving the community since 1982. We ensure that our neighbors have the nutritious food they need in Cape May, Cape May Point, West Cape May and Lower Township. Our mission is to fight hunger through procurement and distribution of groceries for qualified or low-income people, both on a regular schedule and an emergency basis. We distribute food every 2nd and 4th Friday of the month at the First Presbyterian Church, 500 Hughes Street in Cape May. On regular distribution days, our clients are assigned a time between 7:30 am and 12:30 pm to receive food. If you or anyone you know needs assistance, please call (609) 600-7715 or visit our website at Cape May Community Food Closet.
Every 9 minutes, an underground utility is damaged due to failure to obtain a free mark-out. Failing to call NJ One Call for the proper mark-out ticket puts the health and safety of everyone at risk.
Shredded paper and bulky rigid plastic are no longer recyclable by the Cape May County MUA. Please place these items in with your regular trash.
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Cape May Point is a member of The Jersey Shore Partnership. Read more pdf HERE
Gary Finger of NJ Clean Energy spoke to the Board of Commissioners at the January 8th Work Session about how the Borough can increase energy efficiency and save money. He has provided additional information about incentives that are available to homeowners for making energy efficient improvements to their homes. These improvements will increase energy efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and lower energy bills. A win-win for the homeowner and the environment!
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The Borough of Cape May Point has three non-profit funds which underwrite many important activities during the year.
The Lifeguard Trust sponsors the junior lifeguard program, the annual Women’s Lifeguard Challenge, other lifeguard special events during the season and purchase of essential lifeguard equipment.
The Environmental Trust underwrites environmental educational initiatives and updating the Environmental Resource List, an exceedingly important reference to be used, among other things, by the Cape May Point Planning Board.
The Lake Lily Stewardship Trust funds improvements and projects at Lake Lily.
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