New Jersey Cynder ..::.. Community

The Community Relations department of the Jersey Cynder takes great interest in the community in which it is located. The organization itself supports the various charitable causes and events throughout the surrounding area and counties, we hope to display our sensitive side to making our community a better place for everyone and most importantly, our children. The Cynder realize the responsibility in showing great kindness and sincerity to those that are l ess fortunate. That's the whole purpose of formulating such a partnership with our affiliate programs that are recognized locally, regionally and nationally. Whether it's on the field or off the field, the Cynder takes tremendous pride in what we do for the importance of the children and the community. Our goal is set for a championship on the field, but our most important championship is making a difference in the lives of others.

Guidelines for submitting a request to the Jersey Cynder:

All requests should be mailed to our office or emailed

Requests should be typed on your organizations official
letterhead

Please send your request 3-4 weeks prior to your
event

Maximum of 1 request per year

The Cynder will honor requests on a first come, first serve basis.
Although we get a lot of requests, the Cynder cannot do all, but will contribute in some way

Please provide requests with the following information:

Event date, place, time
Who is benefiting from the event
Specifically what you are requesting from the Cynder

Charity organizations interested in the Jersey Cynder support for their upcoming events should send their request to:

Our community action advisory board was formulated in an effort to become the best community and fan friendly team in the NY/NJ region. It was designed to help create awareness in the community while further expanding our franchise in the surrounding communities, counties and the east region through reciprocal feedback, critiques and support within the area. The board will consist of 20-30 members of local businesses, charitable organizations, community leaders and season ticket holders.

The CAAB will meet once a month to share ideas, suggestions and feedback to ensure we reach our goals. Members of the board are asked to attend all meetings. Stay tuned for date and time.

Any business leader, organization/not for profit leaders, community leaders, church leaders, etc., that would like to be apart of the CAAB program, please call Team Owner, Jermaine Sanders or email your resume and/or letter of interest to:

The Jersey Cynder have created an array of community programs to display their dedication to youth and families of the NY/NJ region. From volunteer visits to local schools, churches and non-profit events to participation in local and national charities, the Cynder organization is committed to being highly and visibly involved throughout all the surrounding communities. The following is a complete list of the Cynder's community and joint-venture programs:

IOTAS READING PROGRAM/FIGHT AGAINST ILLITERACY
The Jersey Cynder have launched their fight against illiteracy program called the IOTAS (it only takes a spark) reading program, which will have various Cynder staff and players attend various schools in the surrounding areas during the season and appear at various libraries to assist area youth in reading. Students that participate, as well as bring up their reading grades, will be honored at an upcoming Cynder home game.

ADOPT-A-CYNDER
The Adopt-A-Cynder program will provide at least 12 urban/sub-urban schools in the area the opportunity to "adopt" a member of the cynder team. The partnership will include at least several visits throughout the season or towards the end of the school year, wherein the staff/player will speak to children on various issues including the importance of staying in school, staying away from drugs and alcohol and the meaning of good sportsmanship. The staff/player will also participate in numerous other activities based on the needs of the school.