<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1T0UXm_0wOynzDp00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1T0UXm_0wOynzDp00" width="720" height="480" ><figcaption>Marybeth Bull (right), Director of Development for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Coastal &amp; Northern NJ (BBBSCNJ), and Mairéad Togneri, AVP/Retail Relationship Mgr. at Kearny Bank’s Neptune City branch and a BBBSCNJ board member.</figcaption></figure><p>MORRIS COUNTY — Big Brothers Big Sisters of Coastal &amp; Northern New Jersey, with locations in Morristown and Asbury Park, recently received a $7,000 donation from the KearnyBank Foundation. This funding will support their one-on-one youth mentoring programs across Bergen, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, and Passaic counties, helping young people address challenges related to poverty, gang involvement, substance abuse, and special needs.</p><p>“Kearny Bank is dedicated to helping children build brighter futures,” said Mairéad Togneri, Assistant Vice President and Retail Relationship Manager at Kearny Bank’s Neptune City branch, who also serves on Big Brothers Big Sisters’ board. “We’re thrilled to contribute to the impactful work Big Brothers Big Sisters does in our community.”</p><p><b>About Kearny Bank:</b> Founded in 1884 and headquartered in Fairfield, NJ, Kearny Bank combines traditional community banking with modern financial tools, serving clients throughout New Jersey, Brooklyn, and Staten Island. Further information is available at kearnybank.com.</p></div></body>

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Building Futures: KearnyBank Foundation Supports NJ Youth Mentoring with $7,000 Gift

MORRIS COUNTY — Big Brothers Big Sisters of Coastal & Northern New Jersey, with locations in Morristown and Asbury Park, recently received a $7,000 donation from the KearnyBank Foundation. This funding will support their one-on-one youth mentoring programs across Bergen, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, and Passaic counties, helping young people address challenges related to poverty, gang involvement, substance abuse, and special needs.