Full-Time Fitness

In times of crisis, we all turn to family, friends, community, and the things that ground us.

We love our Full-Time Fitness and greater Morristown community, and over the last ten years, we've worked hard to give back all that we can. This is an especially scary time for everyone, particularly Small Business.

Early in March, we encouraged those of our members who were concerned about the outbreak to freeze their accounts - free of charge - until they were comfortable returning to the gym. On March 16th, Governor Murphy ordered all gyms and fitness centers to close their enterprise until further notice.

All of our members and client accounts have been indefinitely suspended since March 16th.

We continue to have financial obligations to our staff and landlord and the time has come to reach out to you for help to ensure we can open our doors to you once this crisis has passed.

We've been hard at work during the past three weeks cutting costs and expenses everywhere we can and applying for small business loans and grants and making plans for the future. But no one knows how long this will last or how bad this is really going to get. We can't wait for tax credits from the government to save our business and our community. We need your help to ensure that we can continue to serve you – our amazing climbing, fitness and yoga community.  We can’t wait to reopen and see everyone together again.

How can you help? Donate today here on GoFundMe.

Your donations will go directly to our fixed operating expenses, including:
- Rent & Utilities
- Insurance - Wouldn't you know it that business insurances excluded viral contagions in our 2020 policy, and won't otherwise be processing any business interruption claims due to COVID-19
- Payroll as soon as we are able to reopen

We are a small, locally and family-owned business. We've been serving the Morristown and surrounding communities for over 10 years, and currently employ 6 amazing men and women, all with families and children. Getting through this catastrophe isn’t a matter of how many staff we can keep on, but a matter of whether we can survive as a business.

Considering all of our options, we decided that this is the best way to ensure that we will continue to serve all that we can, and help our staff continue to serve all that they can.

It's more important now than ever, for the community we belong to and serve, to come together in support of our neighbors' families, livelihoods, and future. Be sure to check in on your neighbors, friends, and family - and talk to them. Each of us knows how much we all can do for those around us, simply by being "there". Being "there" for small business is helping support the economic structure that our lives are built upon.

Thank You.

Matthew Scarfo