When a person is struggling with ill health or the responsibility of being a caregiver, having someone reach out to lighten the load is a gift that can bring a smile, a sigh of relief, or the motivation to soldier on.

That’s why we provide expressions of kindness to people in our community. We work to identify people who need a kind gesture—and we make it a reality. In doing so, both the person helping and the person being helped are uplifted. And our community becomes a nicer place for everyone who lives here.

Silver Liming is kindness in action. Here are our current campaigns:

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When we hear of a person in need, Silver Liming Foundation volunteers step in. We drive people to medical appointments, organize meal trains,  send gifts, and so much more. Learn more >

2022 Winner:  Abigail Biegel

Abigail Beigel is the 2022 Silver Liming Making a Difference Scholarship award winner.  

Ms. Beigel was nominated by three of her Governor Livingston teachers, who appreciated the fact that Abby helped her classmates during the past few years.  Abigail was Vice President of her class, and served as manager of the swim team at GL.  She is a member of the National Honor Society, and the National Athletic Honor Society.  Abby is off to Indiana University.  She is kind because ,”You never know what someone is going through.  Being kind can lighten the load of those struggling.” Congratulations Abigail!

Athena was nominated by six staff members of Governor Livingston High School. She consistently helps others, is kind to everyone, and does it all with a smile. When given the award, Athene said, "I promise I will keep being kind." She inquired if she earned the award because she was deaf, and was pleased that the award was solely based on her kindness. Athena was president of two clubs, GL Deaf Highlander Club and the American Sign Language Club. Facing challenges in the classroom as a deaf student, Athena focused on her interpreters in mainstream classes. This was strenuous on her eyes, but instead of complaining, she supported other deaf students who were in need. She was involved in a concert band and played percussion for three years. Athena will be attending Bergen Community College in the fall. Congratulations Athena!

Domenico Deluca was the first person to be awarded the Silver Liming "Making a Difference” Scholarship.  Domenico was a senior at Governor Livingston High School GLHS), and as part of the graduating class of 2020 was eligible for the scholarship.  He was a member of the student government, president of the Italian Club, active member of the Mountainside Volunteer Rescue Squad, and participated in countless activities at GLHS. He is a selfless person who has helped anyone in need who crossed his path.  Domenico is a natural leader who spreads kindness wherever he goes.