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A happy and healthy Thanksgiving to all
As we take the time to reflect on all that has been accomplished this year, we are filled with gratitude for our Lake Hopatcong Foundation family of donors,…

November 24, 2021
Community, People

Help us build and grow this Giving Tuesday
Giving Tuesday: a global generosity movement unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world. Giving Tuesday…

November 22, 2021
Environment, Education, Community, Recreation, Arts & Culture, LHF Environmental & Cultural Center, Fundraising

Local history during Native American Heritage Month
Lake Hopatcong was home to bands or groups of Lenape, believed to have been called the Nariticong. The body of water the Lenape knew was approximately…

November 19, 2021
Arts & Culture, People

Floating Classroom wrap-up 2021
Whether or not you were able to join us onboard our Floating Classroom, “Study Hull,” this season, it was wonderful to have her back on the…

November 19, 2021
Environment, Education, Advocacy, People

We’re honored
The Lake Hopatcong Foundation and the Lake Hopatcong Commission, together, were honored with a “Lake Management Success Stories Award” from…

November 17, 2021
Environment, Community

Recycle something new on America Recycles Day
Recycling is a simple task that helps protect the environment, conserve natural resources. and keep our communities clean and vibrant. We all…

November 12, 2021
Environment, Community

Tap into this simple way to boost your donation and impact
Several Lake Hopatcong Members are already harnessing the power of their companies’ corporate social responsibility programs in order to double their…

November 11, 2021
Community, Fundraising, People

Lake community photographers featured in 2022 calendar
Don't miss your chance to preorder our first-ever 2022 Lake Hopatcong Foundation wall calendar. Our exclusive calendar features stunning photos…

November 11, 2021
Community, People

Drawdown details
Lake Hopatcong, the largest freshwater body in New Jersey, was originally two separate lakes known as Great Pond and Little Pond. The lake was first dammed…

October 29, 2021
Environment, Community

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