In the article “For the Greater Good” by South Jersey Biz, President and CEO Eileen Wirth speaks to the importance of corporate and community...Read More
MEND CEO, Eileen Wirth, talks about turning a former Moorestown firehouse into affordable housing.Read More
Meet the living testament to a century of wisdom, resilience and joy – June Norwood, MEND’s remarkable 100-year-old resident.Read More
Moorestown Ecumenical Neighborhood Development, Inc. (MEND) announces Theodore Flick as a member of its Board of Trustees. Flick joins the MEND board after being involved and supporting MEND for over 35 years in various volunteer roles.Read More
Moorestown Ecumenical Neighborhood Development, Inc. (MEND) announces Doug Sell as Chair of its Board of Trustees. Sell served on the Board before assuming the Board Chair position, previously held by Tom Zemaitis.Read More
Moorestown Ecumenical Neighborhood Development (MEND) earned the AMO® (Accredited Management Organization) accreditation from IREM (Institute of Real Estate Management). MEND joins an exclusive group of nearly 600 real estate management companies world-wide that have met the requirements to earn this distinction.Read More
Cybil Jackson, a former MEND resident, remembers how good it felt when the Moorestown community stepped in to lend a helping hand during her time of need. And now, she’s paying it forward by donating $50 sneaker gift cards to 25 school-aged children of MEND in Moorestown.Read More
It all started 20 years ago around Thanksgiving. A small table in the lounge of the First Baptist Church of Moorestown was the location for its first food drive, collecting food for families in need. Over the last 20 years, that small table flourished into a pantry that helps over 200 individuals a week, including MEND residents.Read More
What a night! Nearly 200 people turned out for MEND’s Annual “Fun” Raiser held at The Venue at Lenola in Moorestown. Event proceeds will help MEND continue to keep rents at below-market levels, thus easing the costs for current and future residents who can then better afford other necessities like food, clothing and health care.Read More
Eileen WirthPresident & CEOMoorestown Ecumenical Neighborhood Development April is the month when the Fair Housing Act of 1968 is given a spotlight and fair...Read More