Alpine Business Systems Honors Matheny School & Hospital with Don

Continuing to provide support for the region’s non-profit community, Alpine Business Systems named the Matheny School & Hospital located in Peapack, NJ as “Hero of the Month” for March 2021.

Each month Alpine staff selects a non-profit agency for support. Through employee contributions, social media outreach to clients and colleagues, and posting on www.alpinebiz.com, cash and merchandise is collected for donation. Previous recipients include Raritan Valley Community College, the Adult Day Center of Somerset County, the Ronald McDonald House of Central Jersey, and the Flemington Area Food Pantry.

Matheny is a hospital for children and adults with medically complex developmental disabilities and a special education school providing academics, combined with functional life skills, for students, ages 3-21 . Additionally the facility serves as a comprehensive outpatient center meeting the health care needs of people with all types of disabilities.

RMH-CNJ was chosen by Alpine employee Bryan Zeiher who explained, “Through the current times, we’ve learned that the best way to deal with our circumstances is through connection. Whether it’s connection with family, friends, strangers, or the community, connection is what has helped us get through,” explained Zeiher. “I could think of no better way to honor the memory of my family member--Brad Burgener--than to nominate a facility where he felt connected. Through their arts access, educational services, residential facilities, and workforce placement programs, Matheny has shown that they are invested in connecting its residents to their community.,” he concluded.

Bill Blum, Alpine President, presented the donation of $500.00 to help support the mission of the non-profit school and hospital.

Bill Kent, President and CEO of Matheny School and Hospital said, “I am so thankful for our friends at Alpine Business Systems. It warms my heart to know that we have people in our community who care so much about the patients we serve. This generous donation will certainly help us to carry out the work of enriching lives and growing abilities for people with special needs.”