United Way
of Cape May County

First Missing Ducky ‘Grounded’ at Pool Zone

Thanks to a tip from Julie Merson, one of five missing United Way rubber duckies has been found.

If you think you know the whereabouts of the second duck (shown at left, click for more details), submit your tips to flewthecoop@uwcmc.org by Friday, July 18 at midnight.

United Way Crisis—Ducks Fly the Coop Again

Lightning never strikes twice, and no one could have predicted that for the second year in a row, grave trouble would befall the United Way of Cape May County as they prepare for the annual Rubber Ducky Regatta. Against the odds, five duckies have again flown the coop.

Find Them and Win Prizes

Superfresh donates reusable bags to United Way pantry

Superfresh, in Cape May Court House, is helping out its neighbors, while helping out in the environment. The store donated a generous supply of reusable shopping bags to the United Way of Cape May County’s First Call for Help food pantry.

Jerzey Boyz hold pig roast

A group of local motorcycle enthusiasts are roaring into summer with a smokin’ barbecue to celebrate the creation of their new motorcycle group, the Jerzey Boyz. The group is holding the family-friendly, pig roast by “JD’s Barbecue” at the Moose Lodge, 569 Seashore Road, Erma, from 3-9 p.m. on Saturday, July 12.

Super Shopper honored by United Way

For some people, shopping is a drudgery, but not for Ray Seible, of North Wildwood. Every week, Seible checks grocery store sale ads, clips coupons and organizes his plan of attack with the all the precision and skill of a military operation.

His mission—to get as many groceries as possible with as little money as he can spend, and when the job the done, he donates most of his booty of groceries to charity.