Trenton Thunder, NJM Insurance raise over $12,000 for Safe at Home

The Trenton Thunder announced that in conjunction with NJM Insurance Group, $12,150 was donated to the Bucks County Opportunity Council as part of the Safe at Home Program.
The Safe at Home partnership between the Trenton Thunder and NJM Insurance Group started in 2012 and has now raised $129,750 for local nonprofit organizations.
“BCOC is honored to have been selected by NJM as the 2021 Safe at Home charitable partner,” said Erin Lukoss, Bucks County Opportunity Council CEO and executive director. “We are grateful for this donation during a time of unprecedented need in our community. Thank you to all involved for this generous support.”
The mission of the Bucks County Opportunity Council is “to reduce poverty and partner with the community to promote economic self-sufficiency.”

Through the Safe at Home Program, NJM Insurance Group makes an annual donation to a local nonprofit based on the total number of runs the Thunder score at all home games throughout the season.
“Our partnership with the Trenton Thunder is built upon our shared value of supporting the communities we are privileged to serve,” noted Jeff Richardson, NJM Community Outreach & Events coordinator.
Other nonprofits that have been a part of the Safe at Home Program include: Children’s Home Society of NJ, Rescue Mission of Trenton, Trenton Area Soup Kitchen (TASK), Anchor House Foundation, PEI Kids, Womanspace, Boys & Girls Clubs (Mercer County), and Family Service Association of Bucks County.

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