Town Clock Community Development Corporation

Town Clock CDC and First Reformed Church signed a 99 year lease agreement, giving Town Clock CDC permission to refurbish and to manage the Education Building property (located at 9 Bayard Street, New Brunswick). Pictured from left to right: Rev. James Brumm, Susan Kramer-Mills (executive director), Joan Fekete (church member and previously founding member of Town Clock CDC), and Lauren Bernhofer (VP of the Consistory of the church and Town Clock CDC Board member). This was an historic moment! #nonprofit

It was a long Sunday afternoon of interactive discussions and planning for the Town Clock Board, Advisory Board members and staff. Under the thoughtful direction of Phil Bakelaar, a trained strategic planner, the gathered group worked on mapping out our priorities for the next five to ten years. Everyone who participated found the event extremely engaging and instructive. #nonprofit

? As we step into a new year, we’re reflecting on the joy and community shared in 2024. In December, we celebrated with a heartwarming holiday potluck alongside our staff, board members, and residents. It was a wonderful time filled with laughter, good food, and connection. Here’s to more moments of togetherness in 2025 as we continue our mission of creating safe and healing spaces. ?? #NewYearReflections #TogetherWeThrive #TownClockCDC

A HUGE thank you to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 370 New Brunswick for organizing a large donation of food, clothing, and other products for our food and clothing pantry. Pictured are Bill, Bob, and Doug from the organization. Thank you, gentlemen, for your service to our Country and for this great donation. #nonprofit

Did you see us on News 12 New Jersey? ?? We were honored to be featured on Spotlight New Jersey with Della Crews! ?? Board President Wilhelmina Bryant, Fundraising Chair Elizabeth Barrood, and Executive Director Susan Kramer-Mills shared how Town Clock CDC is transforming lives by providing permanent, affordable, and safe housing for survivors of domestic violence and their children. Together, we’re building a brighter future and breaking the cycle of abuse. Catch the full segment here: https://lnkd.in/eEiK7xfd #domesticviolenceawareness

Exciting news! ?? Town Clock CDC Board president Wilhelmina Bryant, Board Fundraising Chair Elizabeth Barrood, and Executive Director Susan Kramer-Mills were honored to be interviewed by Della Crews, lead anchor at News12. Don’t miss the interview airing this Saturday at 6 AM, 9 AM, and 12 Noon! ?? Thank you News 12 #TownClockCDC #News12 #CommunitySpotlight

Town Clock CDC is thrilled to be receiving funding for our case management programming through a grant from OceanFirst Foundation. Pictured are OceanFirst staff and Town Clock CDC staff members. Thank you OceanFirst Foundation #nonprofit

Thanks to Magyar Charitable Bank Foundation for their $2500 grant award for our Case Management Program. Pictured are: (left to right) Michelle Foster (First Vice President, Human Resources Director of Magyar Bank) and Susan Kramer-Mills (Executive Director of Town Clock CDC). Magyar Bank #nonprofit

We are incredibly grateful to our Advocate Level Sponsors for their generous support of Being Brave: New Brunswick City Market WithumSmith+Brown, PC First Reformed Church of New Brunswick Saint Peter’s University Hospital Christopher J. Paladino, President of DEVCO Senior Health Navigators LLC New Brunswick Parking Authority JJ Poole Opticians The Haven Group Your commitment to helping survivors of domestic violence is truly appreciated. Thank you for standing with us! ?? #BeingBrave #ThankYou #AdvocateSponsors #SupportSurvivors #CommunitySupport

A huge thank you to Manasquan Bank and the Church & Dwight Employee Giving Fund for their generous support as Champion Sponsors of Being Brave. Your contributions are vital to helping us continue our work supporting survivors of domestic violence. We deeply appreciate your commitment to this cause! ?? Manasquan Bank Church & Dwight Co., Inc.