The Craig Sailer Project Sponsors a Food Drive Throughout April
originally published: 04/10/2024
(CLINTON, NJ) -- The Craig Sailer Project is sponsoring a food drive to benefit food pantries and food banks serving the Town of Clinton, Hunterdon County, and State of New Jersey during the month of April, with a culminating celebration and day of music by the band on Sunday, April 28 at the Red Mill Museum in Clinton, New Jersey.
Throughout the month of April, community members are encouraged to make a donation, host a personal food drive, or drop-off nonperishable food items or gift cards to one of our nonprofit partners: Open Cupboard Food Pantry, Norwescap Food Bank, and the Community FoodBank of New Jersey. Neighbors in and around the Hunterdon County area are invited to participate.
To celebrate the month-long food drive campaign, the Craig Sailer Project will host a family-friendly, Day of Music on Sunday, April 28 from 1:00pm to 5:00pm at the Red Mill Museum (56 Main Street) in Clinton, New Jersey. Admission is free; however, attendees are encouraged to make a donation to one of our nonprofit partners or bring nonperishable food items or gift cards to the event.
Craig Sailer is a long-time resident of Clinton, New Jersey, and has been involved with his community as well as many organizations, outreach projects and programs over the years, volunteering his time whenever needed. The Craig Sailer Project (CSP) is a multi-award-winning rock and roll band that has donated their time to many benefits. CSP gives back to the community whenever possible by providing musical entertainment and an avenue for people to have fun and enjoy themselves while giving back to the community. For more information, visit his Facebook and Instagram pages.
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