‘Peace And Non-Violence’ Monument Park’s Funding Set To Be Dissolved

October 3, 2018 Township Council

Ann Marie McCarthy, James Vassanella, Kimberly Francois, Rajiv Prasad and Phil Kramer at the Oct. 2 Franklin Township Community Foundation trustees meeting.

The group that for the past 10 years has acted as the repository for donations earmarked for a proposed “Peace and Non-Violence” monument park on Oct. 2 took the first steps toward divesting itself of the money, and effectively killing the project.

The Franklin Township Community Foundation is holding more than $79,000 donated to the monument effort. Money was donated to the non-profit foundation so as to provide donors with the ability to deduct their contributions from their taxes.

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‘Peace And Non-Violence’ Monument Park’s Funding Set To Be Dissolved

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