The CCWI Rainbow Homework Club is an after-school academic assistance program which meets Monday through Thursday from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm.  This program is designed to assist school-age children in achieving greater success at school by providing a structured and supportive environment to complete homework while sharpening skills in both independent and cooperative learning.  Our goal is to provide a healthy and safe learning environment that supports the academic needs of the students while also providing support to working parents of the community. 

The STEMM (Science,Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Medicine) Stealth Learning Program is a Youth College Readiness and Innovations program which prepares students for college and careers using real-world applications and technology to supplement and complement the educational curriculum used in the Middle Township School District in a way that is engaging and provides real-world relevance.

Concerned Citizens of Whitesboro via funding from O.C.E.A. N., Inc. and in partnership with the Middle Township School District offers this program via the guidance and instruction of the renowned Dr. James “Butch” Rosser, Jr. MD FACS, also known as “Dr. Butch” (as seen on CNN and Fox News). Dr. Rosser is also a practicing physician and general surgeon. 

For additional information contact Rosie Jefferson at (609) 536-2819.

The CCWI Rainbow Summer Camp sponsored by the Concerned Citizens of Whitesboro, Inc., is a state licensed 9-week Summer Camp Program.  The mission of the program is to provide an affordable child development program of services and activities to the community of Whitesboro and Middle Township, NJ. 

The goal of our summer camp program is to provide an exceptional and stable child development environment and camp experiences for children entering pre-kindergarten through seventh grade.  The physical environment of our summer camp location is comfortable, safe, secure, recreational, educational and fun. The camp is free from hazards and has a predictable routine that is appropriate for the age and abilities of all the children enrolled.

Open Mon-Wed-Fri from 9:00 am to 12 Noon, the food pantry distributes food directly to those in need who reside in Whitesboro. A community food pantry’s mission is to directly serve local residents who suffer from hunger and food insecurity within a specified area. Our food pantry provides a steady supply of fresh produce, dairy products, meats and breads, a wide range of canned goods, as well as some clothing and personal care items. The CCWI Vera Smith Community Food Pantry is located at the Historic Whitesboro Grammar School at 100 East Main Street in Whitesboro, NJ welcomes all in need of food. 

Students interested in satisfying community service hours are welcome to volunteer at the food pantry.

For additional information regarding the CCWI Vera Smith Food Pantry or to make a donation to the food pantry, please contact Bernie Blanks via email at concernedcitizensofwhitesboro@gmail.com.