Neighbors-helping-Neighbors Recognized by Forbes

Neighbors-helping-Neighbors founder, John Fugazzie, has once again made national headlines as Forbes counted the site among the Top 100 Websites for Your Career.

Founded in River Edge in 2011, Neighbors-helping-Neighbors is a cost free, peer-led job search, support and networking group based on a pay-it-forward model.

Membership is open to anyone in career transition, including unemployed or underemployed, individuals and recent college graduates, as well as people re- entering the job market, struggling small business owners and anyone looking for part-time or volunteer work.

Group members assist each other in techniques and suggestions to improve their job search, offer support, and help with personal and professional networking to find a position. Resources are available at various library, college and Microsoft store locations where we hold meetings to assist with computer job searches and other useful resource information.

Having just recovered from a heart attack, and on the heels of opening a Washington, DC, chapter of Neighbors-helping-Neighbors, Fugazzie was thrilled to have his brainchild included as part of Forbes elite list.