Membership Level: Non-Profit Membership

Our mission is to be a beacon of hope in our community, connecting individuals and families with life-changing support, services, and housing that foster the independence and resiliency to live their best lives. We provide housing and support services to homeless veterans, veteran families, and adults with mental illness.

Through our business services like staffing, fulfillment (packaging/assembly/mailing) and commercial cleaning, Employment Horizons is the link for work opportunities for people with disabilities and commercial business or municipalities. Our staffing services help companies on board uniquely-talented and diverse applicants, while our fulfillment division helps companies large and small, with their outsourced packaging, kit making, mailing or assembly needs. The commercial cleaning side of our business is the first choice for the County of Morris, our commercial partners and local municipalities.

If you need the help the services we provide, why not contract with Employment Horizons and help create meaningful employment for a person with a disability in your own community?

Since 1992, the Housing Partnership, a nonprofit organization, located in Dover, New Jersey, has been the resource for home buyer education and programs in Northern NJ. We have changed lives and communities through our education, counseling services and special financial programs. Our workshops and one-on-one counseling, offered in both English and Spanish, have been the first step for over 1,000 families in their homeownership journeys. Our home buyers have gone on to invest over $99 million in the local economy.

The Housing Partnership’s successes grow from our strong coalition of community and nonprofit leaders, bankers, municipal officials, builders, Realtors, and legal professionals. These individuals and organizations are dedicated to assisting prospective home buyers achieve their homeownership dreams.

Affordable Housing and Homeownership Expertise
The Housing Partnership opened its doors in October 1992, with Susan Zellman as its first Executive Director. Since that time, we have become recognized by state, county and local officials, agencies, and lending institutions as an invaluable resource for information, guidance, and technical expertise in affordable housing and homeownership.

The purposes of the PAL, in close cooperation with the Parsippany-Troy Hills Youth Services Section of the Parsippany Police Department, are:

•To promote and advance generally the needs and welfare of youth without regard to race, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation, or national origin;
•To foster and encourage in the youth of the community a spirit of loyalty and faith in American traditions and institutions;
•To participate actively in constructive movements and endeavors for the promotion and safeguarding of the interests and general welfare of the youth of the community;
•To cultivate and improve the moral and civic standards of the youth of the community;
•To provide a safe and productive environment where the youth of the community can enjoy educational, social, and athletic activities under competent supervision;
•To further promote clean sportsmanship and good citizenship among boys and girls of the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills.

The Mission of the Rainbow Lakes Volunteer Fire Company is to protect the lives and property of the residents and businesses within its responding area and company.treasurer@rlvfc.orgto assist other fire districts in rapidly responding to all fire safety and hazardous conditions.

Welcome to the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms! This 30-acre National Historic Landmark is the centerpiece of Gustav Stickley’s early 20th century country estate. Stickley was a major figure in the American Arts and Crafts movement who combined the roles of designer, manufacturer, architect, publisher, philosopher, and social critic. The Arts and Crafts movement represented more than a beautiful sense of style, design and craftsmanship. Theories and dreams abounded, too. The movement is inseparable from the social, civic and economic reforms and experiments that occurred at the same time. Indeed, his massive Log House stands not only as a house that briefly became home to Gustav Stickley and his family, but also as a symbol of an important dream.