Cape May Court House, N.J. – After saving up its appreciation, Township Committee will officially recognize volunteers and first responders at its first Volunteer Board Member Appreciation Dinner since 2019.
The dinner will be held March 31 at the Avalon Golf Club in Cape May Court House.
The committee is looking forward to the return of the event after a four-year hiatus because of Covid. Of course, many members of Middle Township’s large network of volunteers provided invaluable community support during the pandemic.
The awards dinner will honor Volunteers of the Year from 2020, 2021 and 2022, as well as volunteer board members, fire chiefs and residents, EMS and fire police.
“Township Committee is looking forward to honoring our outstanding volunteer boards,” said Mayor Tim Donohue. “Our hometown came through the pandemic (and it’s many negative impacts) stronger and more united than ever, thanks to the unsung heroism and unselfish sacrifice of our volunteer community.”
Volunteers from the following boards will be acknowledged at the dinner:
⦁ Animal Advisory Board
⦁ Board of Health
⦁ Cable TV Advisory Board
⦁ Code of Conduct Review Committee
⦁ Council on the Arts
⦁ Economic Development
⦁ Emergency Management Defense
⦁ Environmental Commission
⦁ Fire Districts #1, #2, #3 and #4
⦁ Law Enforcement Community Engagement
⦁ Middle Township Ambulance Corps
⦁ Plan Endorsement Citizens Advisory
⦁ Planning Board
⦁ Recreation Advisory Board
⦁ Rent Leveling Board
⦁ Rio Grande Community Partnership
⦁ Senior Citizen Advisory
⦁ Veterans Advisory Board
⦁ Zoning Board
The Annual Board Appreciation Dinner was established to recognize all volunteers and first responders who have selflessly shown exceptional dedication, determination, innovation, and performance. Those individuals are honored and celebrated for going above and beyond, and helping the township run smoothly and efficiently.

To learn more about volunteer opportunities, visit middletownship.com or call (609) 465-8732.