Press Release

Orange, New Jersey - The Vincent A. Huggins Foundation will be hosting its Annual Fundraiser on Sunday December 8, 2019 at the Appian Way, 619 Langdon Street, Orange, NJ. Each year the Foundation gives special recognition to an organization for its outstanding work in the community.  This year we will be honoring the South Orange/Maplewood Community Coalition on Race for its ongoing work in educating the community on Race and Cultural diversity. We strongly support the Organization and its Mission - To build and sustain a community that is racially, culturally and socially integrated and truly inclusive where there is equity and equality for all.

Join us for an afternoon of fun. 100% of ticket proceeds will help support programs in Education; Arts and Culture; and Cancer Research.   We will be giving away amazing door prizes at the event too!   For tickets or information contact us via Text or Phone at 973-704-4889; dress is business attire, Donation is $60.  

The VINCENT A HUGGINS FOUNDATION (VAHF)is a domestic Non-Profit Corporation that was founded in 2014. The Mission of the Vincent A. Huggins Foundationis to support programs in Arts & Culture, Education and Cancer Research.

On Friday August 30, 2019, The Vincent A. Huggins Foundation, Inc. in keeping with its focus on Education, donated backpacks and school supplies to students at National Staffing Associates West Orange Office. 

The importance of education is well-supported by a speech made by the former US President, Barack Obama.  In his national address to students across the nation, he said “…every single one of you has something that you’re good at.  Every single one of you has something to offer.  And you have a responsibility to yourself to discover what that is.  That’s the opportunity an education can provide.” As we all know, it is impossible to excel in this world without a basic education.

The Vincent A. Huggins Foundation is dedicated to assisting students with the tools necessary to be successful in the classroom.  We felt that donating school supplies was an easy way to have a profound impact on students and their learning experience.