Local nonprofit Ride the Wave Foundation introduces plan for homelessness campus and transportation
Jeff Fisher introduced the Ride the Wave Foundation and described plans for an inclusive campus for people experiencing homelessness, distribution of supplies and a proposed "wave transportation" taxi service to fill transit gaps for clients.
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Jeff Fisher of the Ride the Wave Foundation introduced the nonprofit to the Morris County Board during public comment on Oct. 8, describing a plan to build "an all inclusive, modern campus for people experiencing homelessness." Fisher, who said he grew up in Morris Plains and gave his address as 112 Brookline Drive, said the foundation formed in June 2023 after an encounter with an unhoused man named Daryl.
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