Mount Carmel Guild plans annual gala Oct. 20

October 5, 2023 at 11:47 a.m.


All who support the mission of Mount Carmel Guild of Trenton diocesan outreach agency that provides assistance to the poor and vulnerable in greater Mercer County, are invited to attend the 28th Annual Fall Gala scheduled for Oct. 20 in the Trenton Country Club, 201 Sullivan Way, Trenton.

The Gala, which runs from 6 to 9 p.m., serves as the agency’s annual fundraiser and enables the organization to assist those in need of home health nursing, food, utilities and rental assistance and general community support.

Since 1920, the Guild has focused on two goals – to provide assistance through its Home Health Nursing Program and the Community Support Program.

“This gala provides important funding to help the Guild provide basic needs services to those of Trenton and Mercer County,” according to Mary Inkrot, executive director. In 2022, the Guild’s Community Support program averaged 1,400 household visits per month, providing food for 44,000 individuals. Between January and June of this year, the Guild averaged, 1,440 household visits per month.

The agency’s accredited Home Health Nursing program provided 770 units of care for low-income seniors, which include routine medical care as well as nutrition advice. 

The Gala will serve as an opportunity to acknowledge a number of individuals and entities who have supported the Guild and its mission. This year’s Award winners are:

• Good Neighbor Award: St. Gregory the Great Food Pantry, Hamilton Square (to be received by John Zubricky; St. Ann Parish Altar-Rosary Society, Lawrenceville (to be received by Barb Rowcotsky and Michele McCullough), and The College of New Jersey Student Athletes

• Community Service Award: Brian, Judy, Abby and Nate Duff

• Bishop Thomas J. Walsh Award: Nancy Lucash

• Guild Appreciation Award: Laura and Joe Sarubbi

Tickets for the Gala may be purchased online at https://www.mtcarmelguild.org/gala, or by calling 609-392-5159 ext. 111.


Related Stories

All who support the mission of Mount Carmel Guild of Trenton diocesan outreach agency that provides assistance to the poor and vulnerable in greater Mercer County, are invited to attend the 28th Annual Fall Gala scheduled for Oct. 20 in the Trenton Country Club, 201 Sullivan Way, Trenton.

The Gala, which runs from 6 to 9 p.m., serves as the agency’s annual fundraiser and enables the organization to assist those in need of home health nursing, food, utilities and rental assistance and general community support.

Since 1920, the Guild has focused on two goals – to provide assistance through its Home Health Nursing Program and the Community Support Program.

“This gala provides important funding to help the Guild provide basic needs services to those of Trenton and Mercer County,” according to Mary Inkrot, executive director. In 2022, the Guild’s Community Support program averaged 1,400 household visits per month, providing food for 44,000 individuals. Between January and June of this year, the Guild averaged, 1,440 household visits per month.

The agency’s accredited Home Health Nursing program provided 770 units of care for low-income seniors, which include routine medical care as well as nutrition advice. 

The Gala will serve as an opportunity to acknowledge a number of individuals and entities who have supported the Guild and its mission. This year’s Award winners are:

• Good Neighbor Award: St. Gregory the Great Food Pantry, Hamilton Square (to be received by John Zubricky; St. Ann Parish Altar-Rosary Society, Lawrenceville (to be received by Barb Rowcotsky and Michele McCullough), and The College of New Jersey Student Athletes

• Community Service Award: Brian, Judy, Abby and Nate Duff

• Bishop Thomas J. Walsh Award: Nancy Lucash

• Guild Appreciation Award: Laura and Joe Sarubbi

Tickets for the Gala may be purchased online at https://www.mtcarmelguild.org/gala, or by calling 609-392-5159 ext. 111.

Have a news tip? Email [email protected] or Call/Text 360-922-3092

e-Edition


e-edition

Sign up


for our email newsletters

Weekly Top Stories

Sign up to get our top stories delivered to your inbox every Sunday

Daily Updates & Breaking News Alerts

Sign up to get our daily updates and breaking news alerts delivered to your inbox daily

Latest Stories


Hamilton parish welcomes Bishop O'Connell on Christmas Eve
It's always a special occasion when Bishop David M. O'Connell, C.M., ...

Bishop begins Christmas celebration with visit to Manalapan parish
For Bishop David M. O'Connell, C.M., the Christmas season began with celebrating the 4 p.m. Mass on Christmas Eve in St. Thomas More Church, Manalapan. He was joined at the altar by Father Juan Daniel Peirano, pastor, and Msgr. Peter Kochery, parochial vicar.

Pope at Christmas: Jesus' Birth brings hope for world of justice, peace
Celebrating Christmas Mass, Pope Francis said the Birth of Jesus

Pope opens Holy Door of St. Peter's Basilica, launching 'Jubilee of Hope'
In the quiet of Christmas Eve, Pope Francis opened the Holy Door ...

What is the point of the Mass reading about the genealogy of Jesus?
This reading begins by announcing itself as: "The book of the genealogy...


The Evangelist, 40 North Main Ave., Albany, NY, 12203-1422 | PHONE: 518-453-6688| FAX: 518-453-8448
© 2024 Trenton Monitor, All Rights Reserved.