Distribution of Funds Tea for Traditional Legacy Grant Recipients​

On November 14, 2024, the Monmouth Park Charity Fund held its 77th Annual Distribution of Funds Tea at the picturesque Turf Club at Monmouth Park Racetrack. This heartfelt event celebrated 51 Monmouth County nonprofit organizations, awarding them Traditional Legacy Grants to support critical community programs.

The event also recognized outstanding volunteers, with nominees receiving certificates of appreciation. Sue Richman from Parker Family Health was honored as the Volunteer of the Year for her exceptional dedication.

Generously sponsored by Robin and John Klein and founding sponsor New Jersey Natural Gas (NJNG), the celebration brought together grant recipients, community leaders, and supporters. Guests enjoyed delicious cuisine and heartfelt stories highlighting how these grants will transform lives across the county.

The awarded grants are set to fund programs that address essential needs, including services for at-risk individuals and those with special needs. Representatives from the recipient organizations shared personal accounts of the profound impact these funds will have on their clients.

Since its establishment, the Monmouth Park Charity Fund has distributed over $10.7 million in grants to local nonprofits.

“We are deeply grateful to our Board of Trustees and supporters for their steadfast commitment to our mission,” said Maureen Lloyd and Maria Farhat Tanzola, Co-Presidents of the Board of Trustees. “The Distribution Tea is a cherished tradition, providing us the opportunity to celebrate the incredible work of our grant recipients. Through these grants and collaborations, we empower local organizations to enhance their programs and make a lasting impact on our community.”