THE SHARING PROJECT

- Founded the non-profit organization and since its inception lead the effort in
both strategic and operational capacity
- Student at Cornell University
- Served as the Student member of Mendham Township Environmental
Commission
- Passionate gardener from childhood and like to bake and cook especially
healthy dishes
- Nationally Registered EMT and active member of the Mendham Township
First Aid Squad

- Amalia is on the Mendham Township Committee, having won a second term
in November 2020. She serves on the board of trustees for Brookside Community Church and Schiff Natural Lands Trust, both in Mendham Township, and the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation, New Jersey Chapter.
- Professionally, she is the Public Affairs Director for ECLC of New Jersey, a
nonprofit providing "Education, Careers & Lifelong Community" to children
and adults with disabilities. Amalia serves on the Board of the Alliance of Private Special Needs Schools of North Jersey. She is Chair of the Public Relations Committee for ASAH, the umbrella organization for schools and agencies serving people with disabilities. Previously, she was the Communications Director for Citigroup Operations Technology unit, a global organization of more than 22,000 staff. She earned a B.A. at New York University in journalism and political science and began her career as a reporter at the "Los Angeles Times" and later joined "The (Bergen) Record."
- She was an editor at "Meetings & Conventions" magazine and a reporter at
"People." She has written for the "New York Times" and other national publications. She has lived in Mendham for 21 years and raised two children, Matthew, 18, and Elena, 23.

Manages and oversees all Marketing Operations. 

- Co-founder of the Young Gardener Club
- Student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Served as the Student member of Mendham Township Environmental Commission
- Academic tutor
- Active volunteer of The Sharing Project

- High school student
- Active volunteer of The Sharing Project from 2022
- Leader of The Sharing Project at the Garden of Hope in Mendham Boro
- Lead on engagement with the Table of Hope in Morristown

- Sustainability hero. Over the course of her career, JC has secured over
$200,000 in grant funding. Recent grants and technical assistance include an
Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) Climate Corps and nominated The
Sharing Project and both Matthew’s for the NJ Governor#39's Environmental
Excellence Awards
- JC Brings extensive experience from teaching at Mount Arlington School in
the Mount Arlington School District teaching science and math. She also
serves as the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEAM) and
enrichment programs coordinator.

- Internist MD, focuses on lifestyle medicine, ways to prevent diseases; spend a
lot of time to educate patients about proper nutrition and exercise.
- RM volunteered with The Sharing Project over the summer with her son Makc and daughter Kira taking care of plants at the Chester garden 6
- Very excited to contribute to The Sharing Project success and help in any way
and also teach young gardeners about giving back, healthy nutrition and life
style

Manages and oversees all IT Operations. 

Co-Leaders of The Sharing Project Community garden on Mt. Pleasant Rd in Mendham

Co-Leaders of The Sharing Project at the Chester
Community garden