Accomplished Executive Director at Beacon Of Hope Inc, recognized for exceptional financial management and relationship-building skills that have led to enhanced operational efficiency and significant organizational growth. Proficient in grant writing and public speaking, with a strong focus on strategic planning and stakeholder engagement to drive mission fulfillment and sustainable development.
Fr. Andrew J. Hanyzewski, St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 121 High Street, Mount Holly, NJ, 08060, 609-267-0225, frhanyewski@gmail.com, 09/01/23
- Awarded Top Professional of the Year for 2020 Marquis' Who's Who
- Food Pantry of the Year award for 2015 and 2017
- Beacon of Hope was featured in Burlington County times for excellence in our work for the Children Feeding Program during the Pandemic
- Community Service Award from United Christian Assembly Church, South Jersey
- Burlington County 2021 Black History Month Honoree from The Burlington County Minority and Equality Rights Task Force
- MSMH-EVO committee member
- Mt. Holly Rotary Club-member
- Foodbank of South Jersey Executive Board Member
- Ms. Trappier is a Board member with The Human Services Advisory Council
- Burlington County Homeless Trust Fund member
- One of 25 selected in the US to The White House Summit on Hunger in 2022
Darlene Trappier was chosen to represent New Jersey in the USA Today Women of the year award for 2023.
Darlene Trappier was chosen to attend the Feeding America Conference in New Orleans for 2023
NJ Senator Troy Singleton presented Darlene Trappier with a Ceremonial Resolution for the work that she does in the community from the NJ Senate.
Ms. Trappier is renowned as a community services administrator with more than 25 years of service to others in her community. She initially pursued an education in political science and government, but chose a different path.
Since 2010 Darlene has excelled as the Executive Director of Beacon of Hope Inc in New Jersey.
Resolution for the work that she does in the community from the NJ Senate.
Ms. Trappier is renowned as a community services administrator with more than 25 years of service to others in her community.
She initially pursued and education in Political Science and government but chose a different pathway when she saw the suffering of others.
She subsequently found success as the owner and operator of My Dollar store from 2002-2007, but continued her community services assistance after her store closed.
She believes that life gives back what we put into it and prospers in the power of Changing Lives incrementally.
Darlene was honored with a Resolution from the Mayor of Mt. Holly for her work in the community.
Darlene was also honored as one of the Outstanding Women of Burlington County by the Burlington County County Commissioners and the Burlington County Women's Advisory Council.