Murphy reverses indoor gathering rules in N.J. after a spike in the spread of coronavirus
Murphy scaled back indoor limits to 25 people Monday, with exceptions for weddings, funerals and religious and political events.
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Murphy scaled back indoor limits to 25 people Monday, with exceptions for weddings, funerals and religious and political events.
Nonprofit Organizations registered with the IRS Nonprofit Organizations registered with the IRS including local and regional chambers of commerce can also apply for this program. It should be noted that banking, educational, governmental, and medical service providers are not eligible for the grant program at this time.
Many NJ SNAP Recipients Will Receive Enhanced Benefits; August Payments Will Bring Supplemental Food Assistance Payments to $219M Since March
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Free coronavirus testing will be offered at six sites across the county where community leaders say residents have had a hard time accessing COVID-19 tests, under a new partnership between Monmouth County and The Grunin Foundation
One nonprofit in New Jersey is helping people stay connected amid the global COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
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Monmouth ACTS (Assisting Community Through Services) officially launched the Financial Recovery Initiative to help support the financial needs of Monmouth County residents impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.