Clubs and Organizations

The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages informed and active participation in government and influences public policy through education and advocacy. Meetings are held monthly. For information about the next meeting, call Marge Royle at 973-628-6945.

The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to serve others by helping to instill value in young people and prepare them to make ethical choices over their lifetime in achieving their full potential.

To inspire girls with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism, and service that they may become happy and resourceful citizens.

Welcome Home SSgt James Sturla! We love you Jim! On September 22, 2004 a Marine in our family was severely injured in Iraq. During the 6 1/2 weeks he was at the Bethesda Naval Center we experienced how a family feels and the struggles they undergo when a loved one is injured. The war in Iraq was brought up close and personal. Our marine's arduous journey since has inspired our family and ...more details

To inspire girls with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism, and service that they may become happy and resourceful citizens.

Hearts of Hope is a community outreach program designed to provide a unique opportunity for individuals, families and groups to reach out and offer caring compassionate support to those in need.

Hearts of Hope are beautifully hand painted 3" keepsake hearts given to individuals through two programs: Healing Hearts and Hearts for Heroes.Hearts provide messages of caring, hope, and support ...more details

Interregnum Inc., Finding life after loss

Interregnum Inc. is a grief counseling, education, and support organization -and a wonderful resource for New Jerseyans to have in our own backyard. Interregnum was founded five years ago by Judith Pedersen, a Montville resident, following a personal tragedy of her own. A skilled social worker, with an advanced degree in death, dying, and bereavement ...more details

The Kiwanis Club of Montville, over 25 years old, is part of Kiwanis International, a worldwide organization dedicated to assisting children, young adults, the aging and the needy. For more information about the club please visit our web site.Kiwanis Club of Montville

Ladies Auxilary was formed to support the Fire Fighters at the Montville Fire Department on Main and Taylortown. Meetings are held the 1st Monday of each month at 7pm at the Fire Station. If interested in joining the Auxilary, email kbridg@aol.com

Private membership club located in Montville NJ. Build in the 1930's this charming Tudor style building features a dramatic Ballroom with a spetacular view of the sparkling 90-acre lake. Members enjoy tennis, Swimming, sailing,fishing, softball, ice-skating and much more. Please click on our website for more information.

The purpose of this association shall be to help develop Christian values and improve the quality of life in the local area by involving individuals and families in programs that develop Spirit, Mind, and Body.

The LDA of NJ is a state affiliate of the LDA of America, the largest organization of parents and professionals in the world, dedicated to advocating and protecting the rights of the Learning Disabled population. We are a non-profit organization, with no paid staff. we offer advice, resources, IEP reviews, interpretation of laws goverening the disabled in NJ and nationally. We hold a state-wide conference each year, and also present at parent/professional groups throughout NJ.

Sept. 10, 2006: Full lineup of adult programs will commence once library construction is completed. Check our website at Montville Township Public Library, then click "Events and Programs" or call Lorenza Vidris at 973-402-0900 x 222. We welcome suggestions for future adult programs.

We are the ONLY official recognized newsletter for the residents of Longview in Montville. We are published once every two months with all the news and updates for those in our area. We also have a wonderful website that is ever growing. Read one of our last issues here: Http://www.longviewledger.com/VOL2-2.pdf

THE ANIMAL SHELTER ALWAYS HAS MANY WONDERFUL PETS FOR ADOPTION.

Registration forms are distributed to the schools. If you did not receive a registration form, additional registration forms can be picked up at the recreation department, at any of the in-person registration meetings or by calling Jerry Grieco at 1-973-299-6953.

Can you please remove Kate Connolly from the 2nd grade cheerleading coaches list and add mine? Donna Hahn. I attended the coaching meeting last night with Pam and Doreen. Thank you very much!

The MEF is a non profit organization. We support excellence in education for the children of Montville Township. To become a member, call Norm Feld 973 335-6400

The Montville Fire Department has been providing Fire Protection to the community of Montville since 1910 with it's dedicated volunteers.  Please visit our website for more information about our organization including our history, contact names/numbers and upcoming events.

Dedicated to Supporting Youth Ice and Roller Hockey in Montville

Need to sign up for Lacrosse

Soon the warm weather will be upon us (sooner than later we all hope!), and with that Montville's Motorcycle Riders' Club ("MMRC") will welcome it's 3rd year of existence since being formed during the summer of '07, and which currently boasts a membership of 80 riders. As a reminder, if you are a resident of Montville Township (or a non-resident with a club member to sponsor you), you are welcome ...more details

Montville Pet Parents, Inc. (MPP) is an all-volunteer, non-profit corporation dedicated to building a kinder world for homeless pets. Formed in 2005 by Montville residents concerned with conditions at the current facility, MPP is committed to improving our animal shelter. HOMELESS PETS NEED YOUR SUPPORT MPP’s primary goal is to raise money toward building a new shelter in Montville Township, ...more details

Adult Library programs are held in the Pio Costa Auditorium. No registration required unless specified. In case of inclement weather, patrons are advised to call the Library to see if the program is still scheduled. For information call (973) 402-0900, ext. 228. See event calendar for greater detail.

Meet every Wed AM at 7:30AM at IHOP ON Rte 46 in Parsippany. We are looking for new members who want to get involved in their community. Come to one of our meetings to get to know us. Rotary is an organization of business and professional leaders united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world.

Montville Township Rotary Club

Meets Every Wendesday Morning 7:30 Am - 8:30 Am

Come Join us for Breakfast and Help Support the Community

The Senior House offers a number of daily activities and special events for local seniors, including dance, exercise, art, yoga and tai chi classes. Ongoing Bingo, Magjong, bridge and pokeno games are also weekly. Come by for a visit and pick up a calendar of our scheduled events!

Referral Service & Recommendations Local Mailing Service & Lists Speakers Bureau (Variety of Topics) Information Bureau Exposure to Local Markets Business Public Relations Liaison Liaison to Local Government Annual Business Card Exchange Networking with Neighboring Chambers

The Montville Township Democratic Club meets the 3rd Friday of every month at the Montville Township Senior House. Meetings begin at 7:00PM. For More Information Contact Dan Grant President 9730723-0404

The Club meets on the last Monday of each month at the Montville Senior House located next to the Montville Public Safety Building (Police)on RT 202 South (Main RD) Meetings begin at 7:30 PM. Speakers from the political arena are usually in attendance. All are welcome. Montville Township Republican Club

Welcome to Montville’s Track & Field Team called the Mustangs (9 - 15 yr. olds) or the Cheetahs (5 - 8 yr. olds).

Meets 2nd Monday of month September - May at Pio Costa Auditorium, Montville Twp Library Speakers at every meeting Special programs Museum Open Sundays 1- 4pm September thru June School Tours, Scout Tours, Special Appts Contact kagofish@yahoo.com

In 1997, we moved into a spacious modern facility shown here that will allow us to better serve the citizens. It also allows us to have more training courses in-house. Our mailing address is: PO Box 416, Montville, NJ 07045-0416 WE NEED MORE VOLUNTEERS !! Squad Meetings are held the second Tuesday of every month at 8:00pm

Montville UNICO Chapter - Service Above Self Founded in 1989, Montville UNICO is a Chapter of UNICO National, the country's largest Italian-American service organization. We welcome those who wish to help us continue our chapter's mission of charity and service. Montville UNICO Foundation - Our Family Helping Your Family The Montville UNICO Foundation, a not for profit 501 (c)(3) ...more details

The Montville Wanderers play a non contact American Flag Rugby game. Season runs June 21st through July 31st. New players welcome to check us out at 6:30pm on Monday June 21st 2004 field 3 Montville Community Park. Open to any kids entering kindergarten through 9th grade.

Montville Womens Club invites you to our 2006-2007 season. We meet every third Monday of the month at 7:30pm at the Senior House, Route 202, Montville, NJ New members welcome!!

Montville/Valhalla Garden Club Program, Wednesday, September 10th Join us as George LeBolt, president of the Bergen Bonsai Society, will teach us about the history of Bonsai, and demonstrate what is and, is not Bonsai and, short cuts and styles in creating Bonsai. 7 PM Wednesday, Montville Senior House, 356 Rt. 202(Main Rd.). Program and refreshments free. Plant material for creating your own Bonsai will be available for $5-$10. 973-985-5979

Since 2004, the Morris County Book Club Meetup Group has been meeting on the third Wednesday of each month at 6:00pm at the Atlanta Bread Company in Morris Plains (in the Kohl's Shopping Center) to discuss great books!

We have a light dinner or snack. All ages are welcome. Please come join us! Be sure to visit our website for more details as they change frequently.

MTHS STAGE works with the Montville Township High School administration and staff, as well as the Montville Board of Education, to enhance the existing performing arts program in order to provide our students with a breadth of experience that will enrich their understanding of the arts, and provide them with tools they can use long after they graduate. Our goals include 1) improving and ...more details

Since 1917, Lions clubs have offered people the opportunity to give something back to their communities. Today with more than 46,000 clubs in 192 countries and geographical areas, Lions have expanded their focus to help meet the ever-increasing needs of our global community.

Montville Parents of Exceptional Children is an organization whose goal is to support the educational, emotional, and social welfare of children with special needs and their families.

Knights of Columbus Council # 7536 meet @ Msgr. Meyer Parish Center on the First and Third Monday of each month. To become a member contact Thomas Duffy @ 973-882-9606

The “TCA” is a non-profit New Jersey corporation with a nine-member Board of Trustees, all of whom either reside in or own businesses in Towaco. The Mission of the TCA is as follows: * Preserving the general rural character of Towaco; * Fostering the planned and reasonable development and preservation of land in Towaco; * To disseminate information regarding issues of interest and concerns to our ...more details

The Valhalla Civic Association (VCA) represents the 600+ homeowners living in the Lake Valhalla area.  Our volunteers represent us at meetings of the Township Committee, Planning Board, Environmental Commission, Board of Adjustment, and Board of Education.  Quarterly we clean up litter onValhalla Road up through Stoneybrook, and provide periodic newsletters and email updates through the ...more details

Meetings are at 7:00pm the second Wednesday of every month at Post Headquarters (white house across from Lazar School). A complimentary dinner follows the meeting. Please contact Commander Frank Warholic at 973.334.9066 if you are interested in joining the Post.