The Alliance hold events and programs throughout the year in the community, and at various East Windsor Regional Schools for students.  The Alliance also supports and works with various local community organizations to coordinate programs and special events.  The Alliance meets the first Wednesday of each month at the East Windsor Township Municipal Building.

The East Windsor Township Mayor and Council appoint high school students to serve as Student Liasons on Township Volunteer Boards and Committees.  Applications are available at the Clerk's Office or on the Township's web site at www.east-windsor.nj.us.

Summer H.E.L.P. (Hightstown-East Windsor Learning Partners).  This five week summer day camp program is designed to enrich local youth and provide affordable, quality child care for working families.  This program includes 75 to 100 local children from Kindergarten through 6th grade.  Fees are assessed on a sliding scale, so the program is affordable to all families in the community.

National Night Out Against Crime is a Township-sponsored event held annually on the first Tuesday of each August at the East Windsor Police Building.  Students can receive free photo identification cards, and tour various police, fire, and rescue exhibits.  Community leaders also provide tips on how to keep our neighborhoods safe.

This organization is for children ages 5 through 14.  Participation is open to residents of Hightstown, East Windsor, Cranbury, Roosevelt, Washington Township, Robbinsville and surrounding towns.  A variety of programs are offered such as flag football, touch football, and cheerleading.  Visit website at www.hightstownrams.org .

Summer Day School at Peddie School offers ensrichment courses in ILA, science, and math and credit courses in math over six weeks in the summer.  For information and the online registration, go to www.peddie.org/neighbors/summer-programs or email artsjtruslow@peddie.org .

The Knights of Columbus offers a Squires Program at St. Anthony's Church.  The program is for boys 12-18 years of age.

The Juniorettes are members of the General Federation of Women's Clubs.  Juniorettes are young women ages 12 to 18 dedicated to community service.