Gloucester Township honors Co-Founder of People for the Poor
Caroline Scherrer, co-founder of People for the Poor, was recently given special recognition by Gloucester Township NJ for “unselfishly giving her time year in and year out for the betterment of our community”.
She joined a select group of people honored on Gloucester Township Citizen Appreciation Day, October 14, 2017, at the Gloucester Township Citizen Appreciation Park in Glendora, NJ.
For Caroline’s dedication in helping those in need though People for the Poor and her Sock Drives for the homeless throughout South Jersey, her name will be permanently added on the Park’s Wall of Honor.
Caroline Scherrer receives “Citizen’s Appreciation Volunteer Recognition” certificate from Gloucester Township Mayor David R. Mayer.
Caroline Scherrer is joined by People for the Poor volunteer Pete Shoemaker (l) and the charity’s Board of Directors member Howard Creran at Gloucester Township’s Citizen Appreciation Volunteer Recognition Day.
