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For Immediate Release: Februrary 15, 2008
For further information contact: Joyce Luhrs, 201-592-9126, luhrsassocpress@rcn.com
Boiling Springs Savings Bank Gives Donation to the New Concepts Disabled Childrens Foundation
(Rochelle Park, New Jersey) — The New Concepts Disabled Childrens Foundation (NCDCF), an organization committed to helping people with disabilities and their families, announces that a donation of $5,000 has been received from Boiling Springs Savings Bank. The Banks Donation Committee of the Board of Directors approved the donation.
New Concepts is most appreciative of Boiling Springs Savings Bank's donation. We depend a great deal on the generosity and involvement of community leaders and organizations like Boiling Springs that give financial support to help us to continue providing much needed services to the disabled people entrusted in our care, said Richard Royse, executive director, New Concepts for Living, Inc. (New Concepts). Boiling Springs Savings Bank is a New Jersey charted savings bank dedicated to maintaining its local roots and local values. The bank is headquartered in Rutherford, New Jersey and has 15 locations in Bergen, Essex, Morris and Passaic Counties. Boiling Springs can be found at www.bssbank.com and is a member of the FDIC.
About New Concepts Disabled Children’s Foundation
New Concepts Disabled Children’s Foundation (NCDCF) is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization committed to helping people with disabilities and their families. The NCDCF develops and organizes New Concepts for Living, Inc.'s (New Concepts) major fund-raising activities and establishes alliances and partnerships with other organizations, businesses, and individuals. The Foundation cultivates ongoing revenue streams that enable New Concepts to initiate new services that help families waiting for critically needed ones, as well as enhancing those currently provided. New Concepts Disabled Children’s Foundation, New Concepts, and its partners work closely together to build community awareness about the organization’s services, promote support, raise funds and create special events.
For further information about the New Concepts Disabled Children’s Foundation, call 201-843-3427 or visit the organization’s web site at www.ncdcf.com
About New Concepts
Twenty years ago, New Concepts was founded by a small group of parents concerned about the future of their sons and daughters with developmental disabilities. New Concepts is a community non-profit organization committed to people with disabilities and their families. Inspired by the vision of families and people with developmental disabilities, New Concepts enables people to realize their dreams and to achieve their individual potential through quality community programs and services that include housing, vocational and day program training, recreation, advocacy, and family education and support. For further information about New Concepts, call 201-843-3427 or visit the organizations web site at www.ncfl.net.
