Support Hudson County NAMI, Learn More At Panera Fundraiser Saturday

HUDSON COUNTY, NJ — The Hudson County chapter of NAMI — the National Alliance on Mental Illness — may be one of the more low-key nonprofits in the area, but they're constantly providing programs for, and advocating for, local residents with mental health issues and their families.

They have both virtual and in-person support groups for family and consumers, as well as the Family-to-Family program, a free, eight-session educational program for families, significant others, and friends of people with mental health conditions.

And they hold events and groups around the county.

This weekend, they're offering a chance to donate part of the proceeds if you stop to buy food at Panera Bread in Secaucus, and you can also meet with representatives there.

"We are excited to share that this weekend we are having our first fundraising event for this year!," said the local group, in a message. "It will take place at Panera Bread, 200 Mill Creek Drive in Secaucus, NJ this Saturday, April 13 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m."

Make Sure You Use The Code Before Ordering

They advised, "Support us and our programming by dining at Panera using the code FUND4U at online checkout, in the app or showing the flyer below in person. 25 percent of your purchase will be donated to NAMI Hudson. You can also please
share this email and flyer with your friends and family.

"Our board members and facilitators will be onsite during that time so please come by to say hello to us. We look forward to seeing you and we will also have some giveaways!"

Find out more details of the fundraiser here.

You can also donate through their website. Find out more about NAMI Hudson and its resources here.