Springfield H.O.P.E. Toy Drive Video
Dr Hecht takes to youtube.
The holiday donations to local charity Springfield HOPE have been pouring in, thanks to Springfield residents.
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Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Letter to the Editor: Support Springfield H.O.P.E
This holiday season, local charity asks for your help.
To the parents of the Springfield Schools, We hope this letter finds you and your family well during this joyous holiday season. The events of this year reinforce the need to think of others who are less fortunate than ourselves. For the past four years, Springfield H.O.P.E, in conjunction with the Springfield Public Schools, Fire Department, Township, local businesses and many religious institutions have been running it’s annual Toys for Springfield Kids Program. From very humble beginnings, it has grown to a substantial collection.We would like this year to be as successful as years past, and then some…If you and your family wish to help our cause, please send your child to school with a New, Unwrapped toy to be deposited in one of …
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Friday, December 7, 2012
Associates in Cardiovascular Disease of Springfield Make Major Donation to Springfield H.O.P.E.
In wake of Sandy, doctors give $600 to local charity.
Earlier this month, Dr. Sidney Glasofer and Dr. Michael Weinrauch of Associates in Cardiovascular Disease of Springfield, NJ presented a $600 check to Dr. Gary Hecht, one of the trustees of Springfield HOPE to be used for local Sandy relief efforts. Springfield HOPE is a local charity that focuses its efforts on the residents of Springfield. To learn more about the charity, visit their website, Springfieldhope.com. Find out more about what's going on with the Springfield community by liking Springfield Patch on Facebook.
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Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Springfield Patriot Chamber Annual Dinner Set
Gary Hecht, chiropractor and Rotarian, to be honored as volunteer of the year during May 10 event at L'Affaire.
The Annual Springfield Patriot Chamber of Commerce Leadership Awards dinner is scheduled for Thursday, May 10, at L'Affaire in Mountainside. At the dinner, Investors Bank, represented by its president Kevin Cummings, will be honored as business of the year. Chiropractor and Rotarian Dr. Gary Hecht will be recognized as volunteer of the year. Previous winners include Springfield township clerk Linda Donnelly and Pinkava Motors. Cocktail hour begins at 6:30, dinner at 7:30. The price is $95 per seat and tables of 10 priced at $900. For reservation information, email lorrainesseidel@gmail.com.
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Video: Springfield H.O.P.E. 2011 Toy Collection
Gary Hecht shows off the wealth of toys and games donated by Springfield residents.
Gary Hecht reports live from the North Pole (AKA his Mountain Ave. practice) amidst mountains of toys donated to Springfield HOPE for donation to needy Springfield families. Hecht asked that families who would like to receive toys to contact his office at 973-564-5885 for details about their free toy distribution.
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Dr. Gary Hecht
12:11 pm on Thursday, December 22, 2011
Thank you to the generous people of Springfield. We collected countless toys and helped more than 70 families and over 200 of Springfield's children received multiple new toys and games. There were hugs and tears and many stories of hardship shared. Everyone left my office with a smile knowing that there are good people out there who will still do for others, and not seek anything in return. To … more ›
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Springfield Rotary Delivers Thanksgiving Baskets
Twenty Springfield families received packages of donated food and other goods.
On a rainy Tuesday afternoon, Springfield Rotarians made their annual food Thanksgiving basket delivery. This year was the largest one yet, with 20 families receiving full dinners donated by local businesses. The number of families receiving the donations swelled this year from 15 in 2010 with baskets going to a number of flood victims in addition to the families usually served in the The recently opened supermarket Seabra’s and wine sellers Stew Leonard's provided the food and other items in the basket. Donated items ranged from cooking oil to toilet paper. One Rotarian described the goods in each basket as enough groceries for a week. Local charitable organization Springfield HOPE supported the delivery.
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Jenny
3:11 pm on Friday, November 25, 2011
That's nice of them. I have been meaning to go to the Seabra store to check it out, but am not sure what kind of store it is? What is the Rotary club anyway? Have also been thinking of checking out clubs in the area. Do they do volunteer work for people? I would love to do that. more ›
Dr. Gary Hecht
1:39 pm on Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Boxes will be collected this Friday. Please help us make a difference in children's lives here and in storm ravaged communities. more ›