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When:   Saturday, November 3, 2018  Registration/Sign In begins at 7:30 AM Where:  Veteran’s Park, Kuser Road Entrance ONLY! – Court Games Pavilion, Hamilton Township, NJ US 08501 Click here to register to run, walk, or donate Race proceeds this year will go towards... Read More →

On October 3, 2018 at approximately 2:20 EDT @FEMA will issue a Nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alerts to test national warning capabilities. The test message will be sent to all radio, TV, and compatible cell phones. Read More →

As we get closer to the landfall of Hurricane Florence, it is near certain that the Diocese of New Jersey will be spared major impacts.  However, it has also become certain that this will be a devastating storm for our neighbors to the South.  Many of us will feel compelled to... Read More →

Florence is quickly becoming a powerful hurricane.  Satellite images show that the distinct eye has warmed in the center, with convection increasing in the eye-wall during the past several hours. Most forecast tracks are in general agreement for a landfall in the Carolinas... Read More →

The National Weather Service/National Hurricane Center is reporting TS/Hurricane Florence is moving westward, or 270/7 kt, to the south of the eastern periphery of a subtropical ridge extending east of the Mid-Atlantic United States.  Regardless of Florence’s eventual... Read More →

Research and experience shows that Americans are not adequately prepared for a hurricane, nor the disruption caused to their lives and communities.  Planet Ready has launched a unique series of interactive hurricane exercises that are free of charge to the public and may be... Read More →

Five years ago, Superstorm Sandy, the most intense cyclone of the 2012 Hurricane season formed in the Caribbean, sweeping Northwestward through Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic leaving widespread damage in its path. On October 29, 2012, the storm made landfall on... Read More →

Responding to California Wildfires More than a dozen wildfires are burning in Napa, Sonoma and Mendocino counties as well as other areas across northern California. According to local authorities, at least 17 people have died, with over 200 reported missing. Episcopal Relief... Read More →

Although media attention is rightly focused on the widespread devastation of Hurricane Harvey (click here to help), here in the Diocese of New Jersey it is very important that we understand that we are still in the midst of Hurricane season. Superstorm Sandy struck on October... Read More →

Nonprofit Builders Group wins NJ Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster “2017 Most Innovative Program Award” In the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, dozens of recovery groups were on the ground helping survivors get the relief and recovery assistance they needed to... Read More →