Princeton Merchants Plan Sandy Relief

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Members of the Princeton business community are raising money for the victims of Hurricane Sandy on Tuesday, November 20.

Each business involved the Princeton’s Hurricane Sandy Relief Drive will donate a portion of their proceeds from the day to towns on the New Jersey coast as well as the American Red Cross. Each business will determine the percentage donated.

“We will be working with charitable organizations in the areas that were hit the hardest, donating funds to help rebuild these impacted communities,” said Jack Morrison, president of JM Group on Nassau Street, who is spearheading the drive. “Please join us in helping those in need by shopping and dining at the participating Princeton community businesses.”

Restaurants managed by JM Group — Witherspoon Grill, Blue Point Grill, and Nassau Street Seafood & Produce Co. — will all be participating. Others restaurants and retail businesses include: Agricola; Alchemist & Barrister; Chambers Walk Cafe; D’Angelo Italian Market; Elements; Eno Terra; Ivy Inn; Jazam’s; La Jolie.

Also Main Street; McCaffrey’s supermarket; Mediterra; Nassau Inn; Olives; ONE 53; Princeton Corkscrew; Princeton Farmer’s Market; Princeton Mattress; Princeton Record Exchange; Princeton Tour Company; Princeton University Store; Rouge; Ten Thousand Villages; Teresa Caffe; Terra Libri; Terra Momo; The Bent Spoon; The Peacock Inn; Triumph Brewing Company; Whole Earth Center; Winberie’s; Witherspoon Bread Company; and Zoe.

Businesses interested in participating are asked to contact Erika Cosentino at Erika@jmgroupprinceton.com or go to www.jmgroupprinceton.com and click on “Princeton’s Hurricane Sandy Relief Drive.”

CE – US1

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