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We are grateful for the community that gathered around this year's successful house tour!
Thank you to our guests, homeowners, sponsors, advertisers, volunteers, and all members of the neighborhood and the city of Trenton who made it possible! And thank you to The Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie for your partnership and hosting registration. Despite inclement weather, the day was a wonderful affirmation of the magic that happens when everyone shows up to build community. Your support represents the ingredients for a pretty great recipe, and will help build the future for the young women scholars of HomeWorks Trenton, our nonprofit beneficiary. We could not be more grateful, and look forward to gathering with you again for our next tour!
The neighborhood house tour is an opportunity to raise funds for community projects and gatherings as well as support a local nonprofit organization. The Cadwalader Heights neighborhood always donates a portion of the House Tour proceeds to a nonprofit working in the City. The self-guided tour of this historic Trenton neighborhood showcases the vision of Frederick Law Olmsted, who designed nearby Cadwalader Park. His early design ideas for the Cadwalader Heights neighborhood were later realized by Edmund Hill and the Olmsted Brothers firm. The neighborhood of Cadwalader Heights is represented by people of wide-ranging interests and accomplishments, living in distinctive homes with an array of architectural styles. These are artists, writers, builders, ministers, designers, information technology professionals, accountants, teachers, realtors, curators, veterans, community activists, and more - all devoted to furthering the greatness of Trenton and ensuring its future is bright. Please visit our Philanthropy Page to see some of the organizations our neighborhood has directly supported over the years. |
