NJ Greek Fest

From NJ Greek Fest Website:

The Dates are Set for 2015!
March 2, 2015 Westfield, NJ - The dates are set for one of the best Greek Festivals in the tristate area. NJ Greek Fest 2015 will again take place on the weekend AFTER Memorial Day (May 28th through May 31st, 2015).

NJ Greek Fest Chairman "Op" Kyritsis announced that 100% of the 2015 NJ Greek Fest admissions proceeds will benefit the Children's Specialized Hospital, Camp Good Shepherd and the Westfield Volunteer Rescue Squad, Inc.

Childrens Specialized Hospital is the preeminent provider of rehabilitation services for children with special needs. The hospital serves children affected by brain injury, spinal cord injury, premature birth, autism, developmental delays, and life-changing illnesses.

Childrens Specialized Hospital has ten sites in New Jersey and treats 20,000 children each year, making it the largest pediatric rehabilitation system of its kind in the nation.

Camp Good Shepherd is the Metropolis of New Jersey youth camp which aims to enrich the lives of its participants with a living, vibrant experience of Greek Orthodox Christianity and a rich, textured immersion into the Greek culture.

The Camp Good Shepherd program serves the Orthodox Christian youth of the Metropolis and it aims to bond the youth of the Metropolis by fostering within them a life-long appreciation of Orthodoxy and friendship with fellow campers.

Daily life at Camp Good Shepherd includes many traditional summer camp activities that emphasize fun, fellowship, and learning. Campers engage in daily sessions of Arts and Crafts, Aquatics, Athletics, Music and Greek Culture, and Orthodox Life. The overall goal of the Camp is to instill in the child an understanding of the Orthodox faith while embracing the life of the Church and developing deep relationships with peers their own age.

The Westfield Volunteer Rescue Squad, Inc. is the all-volunteer Emergency Medical Service for the Town of Westfield, NJ.

Their dedicated volunteers respond to traumatic and medical emergencies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year and do not bill for any of their services or equipment used.

The Westfield Volunteer Rescue Quad is funded entirely through tax deductible donations.