September CNJFO Meet & Greet. As New Jersey's busiest grassroots 2A organization, we strive to raise awareness and foster camaraderie in our community. This event strives to put faces to names and gather like-minded people for an evening out. This event will be held at Blue Rascal Distillery, located in Hammonton, NJ.
The registration fee will include one cocktail and refreshments. Additional cocktails will be available for purchase.
This event is open to both CNJFO members and non-members
To offset the cost, the following are the minimum donation amounts required to register.
Members $25
Nonmembers $50
*Nonmembers who join during the event will be given a $25 credit towards any membership level
Please note that we are a 501c (3) charity, and all donations are tax-deductible
CNJFO Family Range Day
Saturday, September 19, 2026, CNJFO will be hosting a family range day at the Phillipsburg Pistol Club, located at 25 Howard Street, Phillipsburg, NJ 08865. Participation is open to persons age 10 and up. Each participant will be assigned to a one hour shooting session and will receive one-on one instructor support on the firing line.
Participants are asked to arrive 30 minutes to their session to allow for check-in and preparation.
Each sessions will include 100 rounds of ammunition with the option to purchase more ammunition. Ammunition and firearms will be supplied by CNJFO volunteers and NO other firearms and/or ammunition will be permitted.
All minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
CNJFO Fishing Charter Social
September 27, 2026
Queen Mary-Point Pleasant, NJ
Ahoy there Patriots! As you’re all likely aware, some of us enjoy things other than firearms. I know, I know…take a moment. It’s OK to admit this. I’m among you, and I also enjoy fishing; therefore, I’m excited to announce that we are now booking the 2026 CNJFO Saltwater Fishing Social!
We are scheduled to board the Queen Mary at 6:00am (SHARP!!) from the docks of Pt. Pleasant, NJ, for a seven (7) hour tour off the coast for sea bass as our primary target species; however, we will also try for Porgy, Bonito, Blues, Leek, and other seasonal visitors depending on conditions. The trip includes all required gear, bait, and mates for support; however, you are welcome to bring your gear. Recommended gear is as follows:7' medium -heavy inshore spinning or conventional rod paired with a 4000 to 6000 size spinning reel or 300 to 400 class bait caster reels to help lift fish effectively. Traditional bait rigs for clams with 4-to-8-ounce sinkers and double to triple hooks will work well. Many anglers also do well with casting jigs with teasers.
This is a family trip, so we encourage you to bring the kids, wives, husbands, and other family members and friends.
The Queen Mary is our host for the day. Please pack a lunch and snacks, as no food or drinks will be available. You may bring your own beer (canned)and wine; no hard alcohol is permitted on board. There are separate men's and women's bathrooms on the boat, and there is free parking available directly behind the boat.
Tickets will be $125 per person. The ticket price covers the cost of the charter and tip for the mates.
It’s VERY important to emphasize that the boat will shove off at 6:30 am sharp – the captain and crew have a job to do, some cruises follow ours, and keeping on schedule is very important. Please plan to arrive at the dock to load at least 30 minutes before our departure time. We will return to port at 1:30 pm.
Please note that all boarding pass sales are NON-REFUNDABLE but transferable. You may notify us at any time before departure of a change of passenger information. If your ticket is not resold or transferred, it will not be refunded. You may also donate the ticket to another party on our waiting list.
Eric M. Saperstein
Fishing Committee Chair!
CNJFO / Women for Gun Rights (DC Project)-NJ Fundraiser
Sunday, November 01, 2026
1 pm - 5 pm
The Mansion on Main Street
3000 Main Street
Voorhees Twp., NJ 08043
Join us for an evening of fine dining, fun, and entertainment at one of New Jersey's top banquet venues, The Mansion on Main Street in Voorhees Twp., New Jersey.
The evening's events will include a cocktail hour, dinner, and dancing, with opportunities to win gear, decor, gift certificates, and other items. Tickets: Individual - $125 | Couple - $225 Table (10) - $1100 Advance registration required, no tickets sold on the day of the event Cocktail Hour, Dinner, Door Prizes, Presentations, DJ & more. Salad: Normandy Salad Dinner Entree Choices: Chicken Marsala Salmon with Teriyaki Sauce Eggplant Parmesan Dessert: Assorted Pastries Coffee & Tea Cash Bar Available -------------------------------------------------------- Confirmed Speakers: NJ Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia Dawn Fantasia was sworn in to her second term in the New Jersey General Assembly in January 2026 after earning re-election to represent the 24th Legislative District, which includes all of Sussex County and portions of Morris and Warren Counties. She serves on four Assembly Committees: Education; Agriculture and Natural Resources; Aging and Human Services; and Community Development and Women’s Affairs. She also serves on the New Jersey Legislature’s Joint Committee on the Public Schools. As a freshman legislator, she prime-sponsored three new laws securing funding for farmland preservation, forest conservation, and dam restoration. She serves as the Republican Assembly Co-Chair of the New Jersey Angling, Hunting, and Conservation Caucus and is a member of the New Jersey Legislative Manufacturing Caucus, the New Jersey Legislative Disability Caucus, and the American Irish State Legislators Caucus. A graduate of Wallkill Valley Regional High School in Hamburg, Dawn earned her undergraduate degree from Davis & Elkins College in 1995 and later received a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Capella University in 2014 through a scholarship for working mothers. For the past 20 years, Dawn has worked in traditional public and public charter education as a teacher, charter school principal, and district administrator. She currently serves as Director of Assessment and Academic Enrichment Programs in English and mathematics at Bergen Arts and Science Charter School in Garfield, where she was named Teacher of the Year in 2010. For her legislative activities, she has been honored with the New Jersey Family Policy Center 2024 A Time to Stand Legislative Award “for Helping to Build Influence for New Jersey Families;” the 2025 New Jersey State Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs Outstanding Legislator of the Year Award “for Outstanding Contributions to all Sportsmen and Women;” was recognized by the Today's Choice Women's Center for her advocacy in the legislature to protect pregnancy resource centers from political attacks; and as an Authentic Leadership for America PAC’s 2025 Authentic Leadership Honoree. She was also honored by CPAC (Conservative Political Action Conference) for their 2025 Conservative Excellence and their 2024 Conservative Achievement in recognition of her conservative voting record. Dawn previously served on the Sussex County Board of Chosen Freeholders (now County Commissioners) from 2018 through 2023 and was elected Director in 2021. Prior to that, she served three years on the Franklin Borough Council, where she was selected by her colleagues to serve as Council President in 2018. She also served on the borough’s Planning Board, Zoning Board, and Economic Development Committee. Her volunteer work has focused on improving the lives of senior citizens and veterans, and she currently serves as an elected member of the Sussex County Republican Committee. Dawn resides in Franklin Borough, where she raised three children as a single parent. In her spare time, she enjoys hunting, fishing, target shooting, and farming activities. NRA Board of Directors Amanda Suffecool Amanda Suffecool is a prominent Second Amendment advocate, firearms educator, and media personality whose multifaceted career has significantly impacted gun rights advocacy. With a background in engineering, she transitioned into firearms instruction, becoming an NRA-certified trainer in multiple disciplines, including pistol, rifle, and shotgun. Her expertise also encompasses active shooter response and safety, holding certifications from FEMA, OSHA, and ALICE programs. Suffecool co-founded and co-hosts "Eye on the Target Radio," a nationally syndicated show that discusses firearms education and Second Amendment issues. She is the only nationally syndicated female second amendment radio host in the nation. Her innovative approach to advocacy includes organizing Concealed Carry Fashion Shows, blending firearm safety education with fashion to promote concealed carry awareness. As National Advisor for Women for Gun Rights, formerly known as DC Project, she leads efforts to engage women in gun rights advocacy. She is on the Board of Directors for the not for profit arm of A Girl and A Gun - the A Girl and A Gun Legacy Foundation. Additionally, she directs the REALIZE Firearms Awareness Coalition, a nonprofit dedicated to educating citizens about the historical and constitutional aspects of the Second Amendment. Amanda is also active in local politics as the Portage County Chairman of the county republican party, amember of the elected Republican representation as a State Central Committee member within Ohio and is a board member of the Portage County Board of Elections. Elected to the NRA Board of Directors in 2023, Suffecool continues to influence national gun rights policies. Her commitment to education, media outreach, and innovative advocacy strategies underscores her role as a leading figure in the Second Amendment community. Teacher in NJ Rhiannon Mindas Rhiannon Mindas is a mom and educator in NJ that focuses on keeping residents informed about what is happening with legislation in the state. Online, you can find her as "teacher in NJ".
The evening's events will include a cocktail hour, dinner, and dancing, with opportunities to win gear, decor, gift certificates, and other items.
Tickets: Individual - $125 | Couple - $225 Table (10) - $1100 Advance registration required, no tickets sold on the day of the event
Tickets: Individual - $125 | Couple - $225
Table (10) - $1100
Advance registration required, no tickets sold on the day of the event
Cocktail Hour, Dinner, Door Prizes, Presentations, DJ & more.
Salad:
Normandy Salad
Dinner
Entree Choices:
Chicken Marsala
Salmon with Teriyaki Sauce
Eggplant Parmesan
Dessert:
Assorted Pastries
Coffee & Tea
Cash Bar Available
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Confirmed Speakers:
NJ Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia
Dawn Fantasia was sworn in to her second term in the New Jersey General Assembly in January 2026 after earning re-election to represent the 24th Legislative District, which includes all of Sussex County and portions of Morris and Warren Counties. She serves on four Assembly Committees: Education; Agriculture and Natural Resources; Aging and Human Services; and Community Development and Women’s Affairs. She also serves on the New Jersey Legislature’s Joint Committee on the Public Schools.
As a freshman legislator, she prime-sponsored three new laws securing funding for farmland preservation, forest conservation, and dam restoration. She serves as the Republican Assembly Co-Chair of the New Jersey Angling, Hunting, and Conservation Caucus and is a member of the New Jersey Legislative Manufacturing Caucus, the New Jersey Legislative Disability Caucus, and the American Irish State Legislators Caucus.
A graduate of Wallkill Valley Regional High School in Hamburg, Dawn earned her undergraduate degree from Davis & Elkins College in 1995 and later received a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Capella University in 2014 through a scholarship for working mothers.
For the past 20 years, Dawn has worked in traditional public and public charter education as a teacher, charter school principal, and district administrator. She currently serves as Director of Assessment and Academic Enrichment Programs in English and mathematics at Bergen Arts and Science Charter School in Garfield, where she was named Teacher of the Year in 2010.
For her legislative activities, she has been honored with the New Jersey Family Policy Center 2024 A Time to Stand Legislative Award “for Helping to Build Influence for New Jersey Families;” the 2025 New Jersey State Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs Outstanding Legislator of the Year Award “for Outstanding Contributions to all Sportsmen and Women;” was recognized by the Today's Choice Women's Center for her advocacy in the legislature to protect pregnancy resource centers from political attacks; and as an Authentic Leadership for America PAC’s 2025 Authentic Leadership Honoree. She was also honored by CPAC (Conservative Political Action Conference) for their 2025 Conservative Excellence and their 2024 Conservative Achievement in recognition of her conservative voting record.
Dawn previously served on the Sussex County Board of Chosen Freeholders (now County Commissioners) from 2018 through 2023 and was elected Director in 2021. Prior to that, she served three years on the Franklin Borough Council, where she was selected by her colleagues to serve as Council President in 2018. She also served on the borough’s Planning Board, Zoning Board, and Economic Development Committee. Her volunteer work has focused on improving the lives of senior citizens and veterans, and she currently serves as an elected member of the Sussex County Republican Committee. Dawn resides in Franklin Borough, where she raised three children as a single parent. In her spare time, she enjoys hunting, fishing, target shooting, and farming activities.
NRA Board of Directors Amanda Suffecool
Amanda Suffecool is a prominent Second Amendment advocate, firearms educator, and media personality whose multifaceted career has significantly impacted gun rights advocacy. With a background in engineering, she transitioned into firearms instruction, becoming an NRA-certified trainer in multiple disciplines, including pistol, rifle, and shotgun. Her expertise also encompasses active shooter response and safety, holding certifications from FEMA, OSHA, and ALICE programs.
Suffecool co-founded and co-hosts "Eye on the Target Radio," a nationally syndicated show that discusses firearms education and Second Amendment issues. She is the only nationally syndicated female second amendment radio host in the nation. Her innovative approach to advocacy includes organizing Concealed Carry Fashion Shows, blending firearm safety education with fashion to promote concealed carry awareness.
As National Advisor for Women for Gun Rights, formerly known as DC Project, she leads efforts to engage women in gun rights advocacy. She is on the Board of Directors for the not for profit arm of A Girl and A Gun - the A Girl and A Gun Legacy Foundation. Additionally, she directs the REALIZE Firearms Awareness Coalition, a nonprofit dedicated to educating citizens about the historical and constitutional aspects of the Second Amendment. Amanda is also active in local politics as the Portage County Chairman of the county republican party, amember of the elected Republican representation as a State Central Committee member within Ohio and is a board member of the Portage County Board of Elections.
Elected to the NRA Board of Directors in 2023, Suffecool continues to influence national gun rights policies. Her commitment to education, media outreach, and innovative advocacy strategies underscores her role as a leading figure in the Second Amendment community.
Teacher in NJ Rhiannon Mindas
-------------------------------------------------------- Sponsorship Packages Platinum Sponsor: $5,000 - 10 tickets to the event - Reserved Seating - Logo placement at event Gold Sponsor: $2,500 - 10 tickets to the event - Reserved Seating - Logo placement at event Silver Sponsor: $1,000 - 4 tickets to the event Bronze Sponsor: $500 - 2 tickets to the event
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