Homegrown Common Sense for Salem County.

Homegrown Common Sense for Salem County.

Hassler & Ayars: Neighbors Working for Neighbors.

  • Preserving our farmland
  • Cutting waste & stabilizing taxes
  • Fixing our roads 
  • Working for the people

Charlie Hassler is a lifelong community advocate and experienced public servant (he served as both a Salem City councilman and Salem County Freeholder/Commissioner).
He has spearheaded the Salem County Habitat for Humanity’s ramp program, which builds accessibility ramps at the homes of Salem County’s disabled, veteran, and senior communities. 

Buddy Ayars is a small business owner who runs Bud’s Market, a generational family-owned store in Quinton Township. Born and raised in Salem County, Buddy toured as a professional musician for several years before taking over Bud’s Market. As a lifelong resident of Alloway Township he is passionate about giving back to his community, and has used his platform to support Salem County’s local nonprofits and first responders.

Charlie Hassler is a lifelong community advocate and experienced public servant (he served as both a Salem City councilman and Salem County Freeholder/Commissioner).
He has spearheaded the Salem County Habitat for Humanity’s ramp program, which builds accessibility ramps at the homes of Salem County’s disabled, veteran, and senior communities. 

Buddy Ayars is a small business owner who runs Bud’s Market in Quinton Township. Bud’s Market is a generational family-owned small business. Buddy was born and raised in Salem County. He returned home to run the business and give back to the community.

Hassler & Ayars:
Homegrown makes a difference