Hatzolah of Central Jersey has received a multi-million dollar donation in exchange for the naming rights of their new headquarters, TLS has learned exclusively.

The generous donation is from philanthropist Reb Yonoson Strasser, a long-time supporter of Hatzolah and many other Jewish causes.

The new state of the art headquarters, which will cover Lakewood, Howell, Brick, Toms River, Jackson, and Manchester Townships, will include a training center, offices, ambulance wash bay, a mechanics bay, and more, allowing Hatzolah to continue serving the fast growing communities included in their jurisdiction.

The new headquarters, which will include a state of the art dispatch and crisis management center, will also house 6 ambulances and several medic response vehicles. There will be a night watch team room and support center for the critical Shabbos team.

In a statement to TLS, Hatzolah’s Director of Development Rabbi Avrohom Waxman described it as “befitting” that Reb Strasser will be the one to obtain the naming rights, noting his generous support over the years.

“It is only proper and extremely befitting that Reb Yonoson, who has done so much for our organization, will be the one that will enable this important and necessary building to move forward,” Rabbi Waxman said.

“His longstanding relationship and generosity has allowed Hatzolah to do so much over the years and this will ensure Hatzolah can better serve the community in so many ways,” he added.

Construction on the building, which will be located on Cedarbridge Avenue in Lakewood, is expected to begin in the next few months.