Did you realize one in three American women either live in poverty or on the brink of it? NORWESCAP Career and Life Transitions Center served nearly 200 NJ women last year, helping them to the workforce to support themselves and their children. The success of their program is greatly funded by their annual Hunterdon Holistic Fair. This year, the fair will return to the Flemington Elks Lodge on Saturday, October 29th. All-day workshops will be taking place, a great platform for those with a holistic expertise to speak. This allows for tremendous exposure to a target audience for those in the field. The hope of the CLTC is for the greatest prosperity and success to their supporters and the center alike.

The positive exposure this event attracts caught the attention of Vice News last year, a popular internet media channel. Vice’s Gavin Haynes and his camera crew came to the fair to interview and film a documentary on Indigo Children, released in April 2016.

The CLTC is continuing social media exposure and vamping up community exposure with proposed billboards/banners throughout Hunterdon and surrounding counties. A program book, entitled Healthy Life, filled with recipes, articles, coupons and health tips will printed. They are currently accepting registrations for sponsorship, vendor booths, advertising, hosting workshops, donating silent auction items, musical ensembles and articles for the program book.

 Location: Flemington Elks Lodge, 165 Route 31, Flemington. For more information, call Dawn Hartfelder at 908-788-1453, email her at [email protected] or visit NORWESCAP.org.