Showing 87 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | STEGER FAMILY FOUNDATION INC THE PURPOSE OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTERS TO FOSTER JEWISH CULTURAL AND SOCIAL INTER ACTIONS ESPECIALLY AS IT RELATES TO CHILDREN. | MARTINSVILLE, NJ | |
| 2 | Fair Harbor Community Association Inc This is a social welfare organization serving the community of Fair Harbor on Fire Island, New York. It provides for and maintains public facilities in the community. It sponsors | Guttenberg, NJ | |
| 3 | THE INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT TO ESTABLISH and DIRECT COMMUNITY CENTERS AND EDUCATION AND CULTURAL CENTERS FOR YOUTH and ADULTS IN JAFFA; TO DIRECT YOUTH and ADULT STUDY INSTITUTES AND PROVIDE INSTRUCTION TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OF A WORLD VIEW OF SOCIETY BASED ON TRADITIONAL VALUES OF ISRAEL. | BERGENFIELD, NJ | |
| 4 | THE MOLES PROVIDE VOLUNTEER AID AND ASSISTANCE TO MEMBERS; AND PROVIDE A MEDIUM FOR THE EXCHANGE OF CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION. | MONTVALE, NJ | |
| 5 | FAIR SHARE NORTHGATE II INC PROMOTION OF SOCIAL WELFARE BY COMBATING COMMUNITY DETERIORATION AND SUPPORTING THE REVITALIZATION OF DISTRESSED NEIGHBORHOODS, LESSENING NEIGHBORHOOD TENSION, WORKING TOWARD THE ELIMATION OF PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION IN COMMUNITIES AND/OR RELIEVING THE POOR AND DISTRESSED. | MOUNT LAUREL, NJ | |
| 6 | HELPSAVELIFE INC HelpSaveLife collects contributions from its members and distributes the entire contribution for charitable purposes. Primary charity includes 2 types of activities. 1)Financial support to people for medical treatments who cannot afford their treatment expenses. 2) Financial support for students for higher education who cannot afford the education expenses. Educational help may be given to high school students or undergrad/grad students. Other charitable activities include to provide financial support to very low-income people for home construction, recover homes damaged due to Flood or similar calamities, financial support for low-income families who lost their income due to Covid-19 and assist them for covid related treatments. | Monroe Township, NJ | |
| 7 | CRTNJ CHARITY DIVISION A NJ NONPROFIT CRT BELIEVES THAT AN EDUCATED WORKFORCE IS THE KEY TO IMPROVING THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY. THE CRT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM WAS FORMED TO FURTHER THE EDUCATION OF THE FUTURE LEADERS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY. | MANASQUAN, NJ | |
| 8 | FRIENDS OF THE KENYA COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION Support of Kenya Community Development Foundation | PRINCETON, NJ | |
| 9 | Vineland Development Corporation Assist in the revitalization and redevelopment of the City of Vineland, encourage private investment, and assist in economic development. | Vineland, NJ | |
| 10 | RWJ BARNABAS HEALTH INC TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH and WELL-BEING OF THE PATIENTS and COMMUNITIES WE SERVE THROUGH HIGHEST QUALITY CARE,COMMUNITY OUTREACH, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH and EDUCATION OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS. | OCEANPORT, NJ | |
| 11 | WOMEN RISING INC WOMEN RISING ASSISTS WOMEN AND THEIR FAMILIES TO ACHIEVE SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND TO LIVE SAFE, PRODUCTIVE AND FULFILLING LIVES THROUGH ADVOCACY, SOCIAL SERVICES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. | JERSEY CITY, NJ | |
| 12 | THE SALES EXECUTIVES CLUB OF THE SALES EXECUTIVE CLUB OF NEW JERSEY FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE OVERALL EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES OF THE RUTGERS UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT IN THE FOLLOWING FOUR WAYS: 1. PRIZES FOR AN ANNUAL BUSINESS PROJECT COMPETITION 2. GRANTS TO RUTGERS UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION TO FUND SCHOLARSHIPS ISSUED BY THE SAME 3. ONE ANNUAL AWARD PRESENTED AT GRADUATION 4. CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT FOR THE RUTGERS UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT THE SALES EXECUTIVE CLUB OF NEW JERSEY FOUNDATION IS IN NO WAY INVOLVED IN THE SELECTION OF STUDENTS RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIPS. IT MERELY GIVES MONEY TO THE RUTGERS UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION TO BE ADDED TO A POOL OF SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS DIRECTED BY THAT ORGANIZATION. THE RUTGERS UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION ITSELF IS A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION THAT RECEIVES GIFTS FROM THE PUBLIC AND DISTRIBUTES THEM FOR VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. | MORRISTOWN, NJ | |
| 13 | ASSOCIATED BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS INC THE MISSION OF ABC IS TO BE THE VOICE OF FREE ENTERPRISE WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, ENCOURAGING OPEN COMPETITION BASED SOLELY ON MERIT, REGARDLESS OF LABOR AFFILIATION. | MOUNT LAUREL, NJ | |
| 14 | New Community Corporation DEVELOPMENT, CONSTRUCTION AND MANAGEMENT OF COMMUNITY HOUSING AND RELATED SUPPORT FACILITIES FOR LOW TO MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES AND SENIOR CITIZENS. | Newark, NJ | |
| 15 | NEW JERSEY SUBCONTRACTORS ASSOC INC The Association is committed to promoting a more equitable business environment for subcontractors, specialty trade contractors, suppliers and service providers in the construction industry through communication, education, and industry and government advocacy. | SUCCASUNNA, NJ | |
| 16 | PUERTO RICAN ORGANIZATION FOR COMMUNITY P.R.O.C.E.E.D., INC. WAS ESTABLISHED TO PROMOTE HUMAN EMPOWERMENT AND CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY, AND TO FACILITATE QUALITY OF LIFE OPPORTUNITIES FOR ECONOMICALLY AND SOCIALLY DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONS. IT IS GUIDED BY A COMMITMENT TO THE PRINCIPLES OF INDIVIDUAL AFFIRMATION, FAMILY PRESERVATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. | ELIZABETH, NJ | |
| 17 | UNION COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORP TO PROMOTE and DEVELOP ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NJ | CRANFORD, NJ | |
| 18 | Construction Industry Advancement Program Promote strong labor relations,advance safety standards, and enhance government relations in the heavy construction industry | Edison, NJ | |
| 19 | NEWARK, NJ | ||
| 20 | TRENTON, NJ | ||
| 21 | PARAMUS, NJ | ||
| 22 | HAMMONTON, NJ | ||
| 23 | DAYTON, NJ | ||
| 24 | VINELAND, NJ | ||
| 25 | HIGH BRIDGE, NJ | ||
| 26 | Perth Amboy, NJ | ||
| 27 | TRENTON, NJ | ||
| 28 | SOMERSET, NJ | ||
| 29 | Millville, NJ | ||
| 30 | MONTVILLE, NJ | ||
| 31 | Willingboro, NJ | ||
| 32 | Bordentown, NJ | ||
| 33 | JACKSON, NJ | ||
| 34 | MARGATE, NJ | ||
| 35 | UNION, NJ | ||
| 36 | FLEMINGTON, NJ | ||
| 37 | MILLVILLE, NJ | ||
| 38 | PRINCETON, NJ | ||
| 39 | MIDDLETOWN, NJ | ||
| 40 | MILLVILLE, NJ | ||
| 41 | Jersey City, NJ | ||
| 42 | EDISON, NJ | ||
| 43 | Linden, NJ | ||
| 44 | OCEANPORT, NJ | ||
| 45 | Hasbrouck Heights, NJ | ||
| 46 | WALL, NJ | ||
| 47 | EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ | ||
| 48 | MAPLE SHADE, NJ | ||
| 49 | BLOOMFIELD, NJ | ||
| 50 | TEANECK, NJ | ||
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