New Jersey Therapy & Life Coaching Launches "Four Paws, Big Hearts" Fundraiser for Canine Companions
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VOORHEES, N.J. - Washingtoner -- New Jersey Therapy & Life Coaching proudly launches its "Four Paws, Big Hearts" fundraising campaign for Canine Companions®. Our goal is to raise $50,000 to support the transformative work of service dogs and the individuals they assist. Click To Donate

Every dollar you give helps provide essential support—from food and medical care to follow-up services—so that people with disabilities can experience greater independence, freedom, and companionship.

At New Jersey Therapy & Life Coaching, we believe that healing and growth happen not only in our therapy & life coaching offices but also through the small and large connections we create in the world. Canine Companions aligns perfectly with this idea. These remarkable dogs do more than just fetch dropped objects or open doors (though they do that); they build bridges, regain independence, and become lifelong partners (and furry therapists).

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Our practice has always focused on supporting individuals in their daily journey. By partnering with Canine Companions, we extend that support into a more literal kind of "helping hand"—or "helping paw."

How Your Donation Helps:
$25 can provide a service dog vest
$50 covers one month of food during training
$100 helps fund expert veterinary and wellness care
$500 enables dedicated follow-up services for a human–canine team

Whether it's $5 or $500, every contribution helps open doors—sometimes literally—for someone whose life can be transformed by a partnership with a service dog.

What You Can Do:

1. Donate — Visit our campaign page to make a tax-deductible gift by clicking  here
2. Share — Spread the word. Use social media, email, or word of mouth to help.
3. Sponsor or Match — Are you a business or philanthropist who might match donations or sponsor a dog's training? Contact Canine Companions.

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About Canine Companions®

Canine Companions is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to enriching the lives of people with disabilities by providing highly trained assistance dogs and ongoing support. These service dogs assist with everyday tasks (fetching, opening doors, turning lights on/off, etc.) while also offering emotional connection and independence.

About New Jersey Therapy & Life Coaching

Based in Voorhees, NJ, New Jersey Therapy & Life Coaching offers therapy, life coaching, and integrative support services to clients across New Jersey and beyond. We believe in blending evidence-based clinical care with creativity, compassion, and a holistic approach to healing and success.

We invite the community, clients, friends, and dog lovers everywhere to support "Four Paws, Big Hearts." Help us reach our $50,000 goal, one pawprint at a time, and help open doors (literal and figurative) for those who need them most.

To donate, click here