PASSION. PURPOSE. PROGRESS.™ LFAC is a 501(c)3
Whether we are growing vegetables or flowers, gardening connects us to nature and provides a multitude of benefits. Lou’s Growing Green helps promote gardening in schools and senior living centers and benefits communities-at-large. Our program is named in honor of our dear friend and master gardener extraordinaire Lou Stiglitz. Read more
We support animals through a number of programs. We help provide food through our Pet Food Pantry Fund so beloved pets can stay with their loving families.. We also support fire stations by providing oxygen masks for pets injured in fires. Read more
The fund fosters the talents of children eager to find a guiding hand to help them express their creativity and provides art education programs such as camps, in-school workshops and student mentoring by professional artists.
Pets are injured in fires everyday. LFAC’s new program will provide oxygen masks to NJ fire departments. Fore more information about the Michele Delre Pet Oxygen Recovery Mask Memorial Fund click here.
Life-saving pet oxygen masks sponsored by Invisible Fence by Kane’s Containment in Columbus, New Jersey
December 4th
We welcome the New Jersey AniMeals program which began delivering pet food and litter in September 2007. In less than six months, the program doubled. We are now serving over 40 households in Hunterdon and Warren Counties. More Details
December 23rd
On Sunday, May 18, 2014 the children enrolled in the Early Stages and Ready, Set, Sew program will be performing their “Three Little Pigs” plays on the stage of the Weston Playhouse. Join us. More Details
May 18th
What a great time we all had at LFAC Annual Ice Cream Social. We thank Sweet Scoops for hosting us. Thank you, Nick and Karen Delre, for organizing this fundraiser each year. We are still receiving donations for the Michelle Delre Animal Welfare Fund. So far, we have close to $800.00!! This money will be used for LFAC Animal Welfare Programs.
SOMERSET, NJ – Local resident Somerset County Sheriff Darrin J. Russo thanked multple organizations for their pledged donations of bullet proof vests that will be used to protect three Somerset County Sheriff’s Office K-9s.
“Donations like this go a long way in protecting all those that protect and serve,” Russo said in a news release. “Our K-9 team is instrumental in protecting our officers and serving our public so keeping them safe is paramount. Thank you to all the companies, organizations and donors that make this possible.”K-9 Caesar, K-9 Casanova and K-9 Benning will benefit from the donations.
Living For A Cause (LFAC) is an organization that works to effect positive change in the world. Through donor contributions, grants, sponsors, and fund-raising alliances with various for-profit ventures, LFAC creates streams of revenue which are transparently channeled to charitable groups in the form of tangible items for programs that focus on people, animal welfare, the arts and planet conservation. One such program is their K-9 Bullet Proof Vest Project which is dedicated to protecting NJ brave K9 dogs. Funding for this program was made possible by private donors and from a grant from the Doris Day Foundation
