“We serve to cultivate sustainable charitable resources, secure philanthropic grants, support capital needs, and provide educational opportunities in order to contribute to the health and vitality of our diverse community of learners.
Since 1983 the WCCC Foundation has set its goals to support the Warren County college community through fundraising, grants, and community support. Because of the efforts of a unique group of community and business leaders who serve as Foundation Directors, thousands of students have been able to complete their studies and go on to successful careers or four-year colleges.
The Foundation relies on several major events a year for its funding efforts. Public participation is key to its success. Some of those major events are the Hall of Fame Recognition Dinner and Hot Air Balloon Festivals.
The WCCC Foundation Office can be reached at 908-835-2334 or [email protected].
2025 – 2026
Warren County Hall of Fame Registration: COMING SOON
WCCC Foundation Directors, 2024-2025
| Donnell Joyce, Chair | Jennifer Harrison, Vice Chair |
| Marybeth Hall, Treasurer | Rhonda Boothe-Thomas, Secretary |
| Dennis Florentine | Steven Pomerantz |
| Jennifer Vorhies | Holly Mackey |
| Evan Austin | Craig Neier |
| Melvin Warren | Crystal Piela |
| Dan Inscho | John Johnson lll |
| Allison Nething | Betti Singh, Trustee |
| Maria Maier, Trustee |
Executive Director
Ex-Officio
Sarah Lutz,
Recording Secretary
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Chuck Haytaian
Garabed “Chuck” Haytaian, the founder of Warren County Community College, dedicated his career to public service and improving educational opportunities for the Warren community. As a Warren County Freeholder, he led the initiative to establish the college, recognizing the critical need for accessible, high-quality education was essential. His vision and determination transformed this idea into reality, creating a lasting resource for generations of students. To honor his impact, the college’s library was named the Haytaian and Maier Library, reflecting his partnership with co-founder Christopher Maier, and symbolizing their shared commitment to education.
Beyond his educational efforts, Chuck was a passionate community advocate. He served as a trustee of the college, as well as supported numerous public initiatives. Chuck’s true legacy is his love of family and friends, his dedication to public service with his unwavering commitment to support the success of others.