Secaucus Woman Asks Residents To Donate Toiletries For Hoboken Shelter

SECAUCUS, NJ — Secaucus resident Brenda Green, the woman who organized the Kids Blessing Bag Project last December, is now hosting a Soap and Suds fundraiser to help the Hoboken homeless shelter.

The Hoboken Shelter provides the unsheltered with more than 1,000 showers a week and essential laundry services.

Green is asking Secaucus residents to donate travel-size shower soaps and laundry detergent.

How it works:

• Purchase items directly from her Amazon wish list. https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/2711M3CB8TIYX
• Drop off donations at the Harmon Cove Clubhouse in Secaucus until August 31.
• Sign up yourself or your kids to become volunteers to fill toiletry bags and drop them off in person at the Hoboken shelter. https://www.kidsblessingbagproject.org/volunteer

"This is a fantastic opportunity for kids to learn the value of giving back and being part of a team that makes a positive impact," said Green.

Last December: Secaucus Kids Fill Bags For Homeless, Domestic Violence Shelters: 47 kids, teensand adults met in the Harmon Cove clubhouse to fill bags for the homeless and domestic violence shelters.