The Navesink Foundation proudly partnered with the Navesink Country Club Junior Program for a heartwarming community service project benefiting the pediatric patients at Monmouth Medical Center.

Our juniors stuffed Build-A-Bears with love and created handmade get-well cards to accompany each special gift. Every bear was thoughtfully prepared with the hope of bringing comfort, smiles, and a little extra courage to children during their hospital stay.

We are incredibly proud of our young members for embracing the spirit of kindness and giving back. Together, we hope these bears serve as a reminder that even the smallest acts of compassion can make a meaningful difference.

Dani Saldivar receives $5,000 scholarship award

Dani has been a valued member of the Navesink team for more than a decade. While working at NCC, she earned her assocaite degree from Brookdale Community College and is continuing her studies in Early Childhood Education at Kean University.

“Recognition of our efforts to provide the members of the Navesink Country Club, businesses and the residents of Middletown Township with the most professional fire protection possible is our number one mission. With this generous gift, we can continue that mission with the most up to date fire suppression equipment available.”

-James E. Fenn, Captain, Middletown Fire Company No. 1

“Your very generous donation is greatly appreciated and will help our organization immensely. Your support will help stock our food pantry and feed Middletown families in need each week.”

• Keith MacDonald, President, Middletown Helps Its Own

“Because of your gift, we have the funds needed to keep the Heartwarming Center open for another year. With the cold temperatures and frequent snowfall this season, your support is especially timely. Your heartfelt generosity is both needed and deeply appreciated.”

-Stephen R. Brown, Pastor, The Feast NJ / Women’s Heartwarming Center

Randy Foye generously donated his time hosting a basketball clinic on Sunday, February 26. With 20 Navesink members’ children and relatives in attendance, we raised $5,000.

Dr. Michael DiCarlo donated a “smile” to an individual in need of reconstructive surgery. The Foundation will work with our membership to identify local individuals and/or organizations to help find the right recipient for this amazing donation.