News from Project Self-Sufficiency

  The Hudson Farm Club will host a sporting clay shoot to benefit Project Self-Sufficiency on Monday, October 19th. The event will kick off with a light breakfast at 8:30 a.m. Activities on the 4,200-acre hunting preserve will be followed by a festive lunch in the facility’s Crow’s Nest event space. A silent auction will round out the day’s events. Those who are unable to participate in the sporting event are welcome to attend just the celebratory luncheon. All proceeds will benefit Project Self-Sufficiency’s services for low-income families in Sussex, Warren, and Hunterdon Counties.   The Hudson Farm Club has hosted a sporting clay outing on behalf of Project Self-Sufficiency for years.   Like a golf outing, the sporting event invites participants to shoot at an assortment of clay targets available at 20 different locations throughout the sprawling grounds. Each shooting station offers a different presentation of targets, allowing participants to simulate game ...

  The Hudson Farm Club recently hosted a sporting clay shoot to benefit Project Self-Sufficiency .   After lunch, the afternoon’s activities on the 3,800-acre hunting preserve were followed by a magnificent dinner in the facility’s Crow’s Nest event space.   Music was provided by the Meant to Be jazz quartet.   Project Self-Sufficiency participants Ariana Luna and Adrian Winter gave stirrings presentation about their experiences.   Signs were donated by Mark Maruska of Gravity DesignWorks . All proceeds benefited Project Self-Sufficiency’s services for low-income families in Sussex, Warren, and Hunterdon Counties.   The Hudson Farm Club has hosted a Sporting Clay Outing on behalf of Project Self-Sufficiency for many years.   Like a golf outing, the Sporting Clay Outing allowed participants to shoot at an assortment of clay targets available at 20 different locations throughout the sprawling grounds.   Each shooting station offered a diffe...

  The Hudson Farm Club recently hosted a sporting clay shoot to benefit Project Self-Sufficiency .   After lunch, the afternoon’s activities on the 3,800-acre hunting preserve were followed by a magnificent dinner in the facility’s Crow’s Nest event space.   Music was provided by the Meant to Be Jazz quartet.   Project Self-Sufficiency participant Eliaze Arcos gave a stirring presentation about his experiences as a New Jersey Youth Corps student.   Signs were donated by Mark Maruska of Gravity DesignWorks . All proceeds benefited Project Self-Sufficiency’s services for low-income families in Sussex, Warren, and Hunterdon Counties.   The Hudson Farm Club has hosted a Sporting Clay Outing on behalf of Project Self-Sufficiency for many years.   Like a golf outing, the Sporting Clay Outing allowed participants to shoot at an assortment of clay targets available at 20 different locations throughout the sprawling grounds.   Each shooting statio...