Catholic War Veterans

Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights is one of the United States largest Catholic civil rights organizations. Founded in 1973, the Catholic league defends the right of Catholics to participate in American public life. It provides various services, including defending the right of the Church to promote its teachings, defending the rights of students and employees in schools and on the job, offering testimonies before legislative bodies, overseeing Catholic interests with respect to public policy initiatives, and providing informed perspectives on Catholic civil rights issues to officials in government, media and educational sectors. Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights is located in New York City.

The United American Muslim Association (UAMA) is a non-profit organization established in 1980 to address the religious needs of Muslims in North America. UAMA aims to provide appropriate places of worship and Islamic education for the youth, regardless of age, language, race, or gender. They also strive to promote social responsibility by delivering donations to those in need, prioritizing education and collaborating with aid organizations. Through their Isabet Education Method, UAMA offers a comprehensive program that caters to the various needs of Muslim children, providing a safe and nurturing environment for their education.Generated from the website

The Woman's Club of Paramus, a member of the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs, has been dedicated to serving the community since 1945. As the largest volunteer women's service organization, it offers a platform for women to engage in meaningful community service and social activities. General membership meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month from September through May, welcoming prospective members to join. Meetings take place at their clubhouse, providing both in-person and virtual options for participation. Generated from the website