Cape May Point was founded as “Sea Grove,” by Alexander Whilldin in 1875 and designated as a Borough in 1878. It has evolved from a bustling seaside resort with multiple hotels and other commercial properties to the serene, low key community we enjoy today. Famous residents included President Benjamin Harrison and retailer John Wanamaker, also a Co-Founder.
Like many things "Cape May Point" the Taxpayers Association has a long history. The Association was started in 1936, and has an over a 85 year history supported by many dedicated volunteers. Not a typical Taxpayers Association, the CMPTA has a unique mission---to continue making "The Point" a special place.
​We work to keep our members informed and provide opportunities to enhance our environment. Our events bring people together, so that neighbors can meet and forge life-long friendships. We encourage everyone to get involved. Working together creates the fabric of community. And that is what makes Cape May Point special!
Come and join us!
The Cape May Point Taxpayers' Association is a non-profit, charitable organization established in 1936, with a mission to:
Operations are overseen by a Board of Directors, consisting of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, four Non-Resident Directors, and three Resident Directors. Regular board meetings are held throughout the year, culminating in an Annual Public Meeting typically held in late Summer or early Fall.
The Cape May Point Taxpayers' Association is recognized under IRS Section 501(c)(3). For additional inquiries, please reach out to us at pointhelp@cmp-taxpayers.org.
is published bi-annually. Regular features and guest columnists share information, perspectives and photos.
is a bi-weekly bulletin provided to taxpayers in their email. It provides updates on Borough government meetings and upcoming events.
featuring our programs, a comprehensive calendar of Cape May Point events and photo galleries.
has always been a priority for CMPTA, which sponsors the annual planting of critical vegetation.
Sponsored by CMPTA. Everyone is invited to say goodbye to summer with neighbors and lively music.
are neighbors who take responsibility for specific garden beds around the Circle. CMPTA offers a small stipend to each BEDFELLOW.
Salute those who brighten the Point in December with sparkle, charm and whimsy. CMPTA sponsors gift cards for the winners.
President
Vice-President
Treasurer
Secretary
Reach any of these Lead Volunteers by emailing pointhelp@cmp-taxpayers.org
Commemorative Bricks - Hope Luken
Triangle Park - Patti Schuhl and Wendy Paggioli
Circle Bedfellows - Vacant
Dunes Program - Jonathan Westcott
Newsletter Assistant Editor - Jerri Hobdy
Garden Awards - Courtney Leo and Karin King-Rigby
Follow Do the Shore​, for an array of online entertainment, learning and social events.
Cape May National Wildlife Management​ Facebook page is full of events and information.
The Photography Club of Cape May Meets Monthly
The Garden Club of Cape May meets monthly, non-members are welcome.
For a wide assortment of activities see Things to do in the Cape May Area.
Third Party Internet Websites
CMPTA may from time to time provide links and pointers at this Website to Internet sites of third parties ("Third Party Sites"). These links and pointers to Third Party Sites are provided as a convenience only. CMPTA has not reviewed, is not related to the operators, providers or owners of these Third Party Sites, and does not operate or control in any respect, any information, products or services available on Third Party Sites, and CMPTA is not responsible for any information provided at any Third Party Sites. CMPTA makes no representations and provides no warranties whatsoever concerning Third Party Sites, and the fact that CMPTA has provided a link to any Third Party Site on this Website does not constitute an endorsement, authorization, sponsorship or affiliation by CMPTA with respect to such Third Party Site or its owners or providers or any products or services mentioned or offered at the Third Party Site. CMPTA expressly disclaims any responsibility for the content, the accuracy of the information and/or quality of products or services provided by, advertised on, or sold through, all Third Party Sites.
Follow Do the Shore​, for an array of online entertainment, learning and social events.
Cape May National Wildlife Management​ Facebook page is full of events and information.
The Photography Club of Cape May Meets Monthly
The Garden Club of Cape May meets monthly, non-members are welcome.
For a wide assortment of activities see Things to do in the Cape May Area.
Third Party Internet Websites
CMPTA may from time to time provide links and pointers at this Website to Internet sites of third parties ("Third Party Sites"). These links and pointers to Third Party Sites are provided as a convenience only. CMPTA has not reviewed, is not related to the operators, providers or owners of these Third Party Sites, and does not operate or control in any respect, any information, products or services available on Third Party Sites, and CMPTA is not responsible for any information provided at any Third Party Sites. CMPTA makes no representations and provides no warranties whatsoever concerning Third Party Sites, and the fact that CMPTA has provided a link to any Third Party Site on this Website does not constitute an endorsement, authorization, sponsorship or affiliation by CMPTA with respect to such Third Party Site or its owners or providers or any products or services mentioned or offered at the Third Party Site. CMPTA expressly disclaims any responsibility for the content, the accuracy of the information and/or quality of products or services provided by, advertised on, or sold through, all Third Party Sites.
Box 74, Cape May Point NJ 08212-0074
Box 74, Cape May Point NJ 08212-0074
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