Provident Bank Gives Jersey City Public Library $10,000

Get Great Deals At Get NJ

Jersey City History
Your Ancestors' Story

Asbury Park
Bruce Springsteen's Jersey Shore Rock Haven!

Advertise Online – SEO - Search Engine Optimization - Search Engine Marketing - SEM – Domains For Sale – George Washington Bridge Bike Path and Pedestrian Walkway – Corona Extra Beer Subliminal Advertising – Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs – Pet Care – The Tunnel Bar – La Cosa Nostra – Jersey City Free Books

Provident Bank Gives Jersey City Public Library $10,000

Follow Ups | Post A Followup
Jersey City General Information

Jersey City Guide

Posted by GET NJ on June 19, 2004 at 16:30:21:

The Provident Bank Foundation donated $10,000 to the Jersey City Free Public Library Foundation, Inc. in May at a check presentation in front of The Provident offices at 239 Washington Street. The $10, 000 donation provides a good start toward raising the $5 million needed for library capital improvement projects. From Left: Paul M. Pantozzi, Chairman, CEO & President, The Provident Bank; Sandra Bolden Cunningham, Chairwoman, Jersey City Free Public Library Foundation, Inc.; Michael Revesz, Senior VP the Provident Bank; Library Director .Priscilla Gardner; Foundation Recording Secretary Joan Eccleston; Foundation Corresponding Secretary Domenic Santana; Foundation Board Member Ervin L Haynes; Foundation Vice Chairman James Morley, Vice President, The Provident Bank; and Foundation Treasurer Morris Winograd

Donation is Largest the Library Foundation has Received!

In an effort to raise money for the Jersey City Public Library, a non-profit library foundation was formed two years ago and has been actively seeking contributions from local businesses since.

“We’re going to be asking the public to give to us as an investment in the invaluable work the library does,” said Robert Larkins, Foundation Monitor.

Priscilla Gardner, library director and foundation executive director, said the goal of the foundation is to raise over $5 million to help the library buy books and computers, upgrade computer and security systems, improve accessibility of library facilities to people with disabilities and accomplish other important capital projects. Money raised will supplement city and state funding the library already receives.

Anyone who wants to make a tax-deductible contribution may write a check to the Jersey City Free Public Library Foundation Inc., and send it to the foundation at 472 Jersey Ave., Jersey City NJ 07302.

Follow Ups:

Post a Followup

Name    : 
E-Mail  : 
Subject : 

Comments:
: Donation is Largest the Library Foundation has Received

: In an effort to raise money for the Jersey City Public Library, a non-profit library foundation was formed two years ago and has been actively seeking contributions from local businesses since.

: “We’re going to be asking the public to give to us as an investment in the invaluable work the library does,” said Robert Larkins, Foundation Monitor. 

: Priscilla Gardner, library director and foundation executive director, said the goal of the foundation is to raise over $5 million to help the library buy books and computers, upgrade computer and security systems, improve accessibility of library facilities to people with disabilities and accomplish other important capital projects. Money raised will supplement city and state funding the library already receives. 

: Anyone who wants to make a tax-deductible contribution may write a check to the Jersey City Free Public Library Foundation Inc., and send it to the foundation at 472 Jersey Ave., Jersey City NJ 07302.


Optional Link URL:  
Link Title:         
Optional Image URL:

Hoboken Guide

Jersey City and Hoboken Real Estate
Waterfront Apartments and Condominiums

Featured Link

Featured Listing Advertising Program
Business name, Web Site Link and a brief description or motto – runs for one month in the Page (or Pages) of your choice.

Sales Associates Wanted!
GET NJ seeks sales associates to market ads on a commission basis. For more information, e-mail your resume and contact information to sales@getnj.com – Be sure to mention the area of New Jersey and/or the market segment that you plan to serve.

GRAVE ROBBER Jersey City Computer Repair
297 Griffith Street, Jersey City, NJ - 201-798-2292 - In the Heights just off of Kennedy Blvd. - Very close to Journal Square and Union City, just five minutes away from Hoboken, Downtown Jersey City, Newport, the Waterfront, Secaucus, North Bergen and Weehawken - Tech support for The Jersey City Mayor's Office during the administration of Bret Schundler - PC repair - Tivos, too!, upgrade, hardware install, software install, data recovery, spyware removal, virus removal, replace hard drive, replace motherboard, copy files from notebooks, backup information from dead laptops

Wanted! Used Computers!
Used computers bought and sold. Located in Jersey City, NJ - convenient to the Hoboken 2nd Street Light Rail stations and the Journal Square PATH subway station. E-mail graverobber@verizon.net with an itemized list (description) of what you have for sale and the price. Pickup in the New York City Metro area -- minimum 10 units. Secure, guaranteed data removal is available.