Tuesday, December 3rd is Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving that harnesses the collective power of individuals, communities, and organizations to encourage charitable giving worldwide.
Here in New Jersey, we’d like to celebrate the work of our four Impact 100 partners who represent more than 1,000 women who have collectively given nearly $3.5 million to nonprofit organizations across our state – so far!
Every one of the charities listed below – which have been thoroughly vetted by an Impact 100 partner – have critical needs beyond their one-time, transformational grants from Impact 100. If you would like to support their ongoing work, we are pleased to share a new fund that will do just that.
Support our “Multiply the Impact” fund with a donation…
From your Donor Advised Fund
From your credit card
Your gift will ensure these nonprofit organizations can sustain and grow the projects that were initially supported by an Impact 100 partner – and are able to serve even more New Jerseyans.
From Impact100 Essex
Schools That Can – to close the opportunity and skills gap for students in Newark high schools with technical training and industry partnerships. Click for more
Covenant House – to launch the “Dove Learning Center” and create a model for educating homeless, at-risk youth aiming to build resilience and hope. Click for more
Click here for more on Impact100 Essex, including other giving opportunities.
From Impact 100 Garden State
County College of Morris Foundation’s “Dover College Promise” – to provide services and scholarships to low-income middle and high school students. Click for more
CUMAC’s “Beyond Hunger” – to provide healthy foods and supportive services to help break the cycle of poverty. Click for more
Union County Economic Development Corp.’s “Entrepreneurship as a Second Chance” – to provide opportunities to explore business ownership to citizens returning from incarceration as a way to reenter society. Click for more
Click here for more on Impact 100 Garden State, including other giving opportunities.
From Impact 100 Jersey Coast
Asbury Park Music Foundation’s “Music Business & Technology Program” – to engage low-income youth with a life-changing educational experience. Click for more
Clean Ocean Action’s “Student Environmental Advocates and Leaders” – to empower high school students to become mindful and resourceful leaders. Click for more
Court Appointed Special Advocates’ (CASA) “Expansion of Services to At-Risk Foster Youth” – to provide for at least 55 never-before-served foster children with a Monmouth County CASA Advocate each year over the next five years. Click for more
Saint Mark’s Center for Community Renewal’s “Kitchen Expansion and Modernization” – to expand and modernize the existing, undersized kitchen to better serve guests, provide more volunteer opportunities, and offer nutrition education opportunities. Click for more
Click here for more on Impact 100 Jersey Coast, including other giving opportunities.
From Impact 100 South Jersey
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cumberland and Salem Counties – to increase the number of kids they serve through new technology. Click for more
Hispanic Family Center of Southern New Jersey – to transform multi-purpose offices into private counseling spaces exclusively for mental health therapy and substance abuse treatment for the growing number of people they serve. Click for more
Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey – to install hypoallergenic, easier-to-maintain vinyl plank flooring to replace the carpets throughout the facility. Click for more
Click here for more on Impact 100 South Jersey, including other giving opportunities.