Join us Tuesday for our Grantee Call for a conversation about our new vision
Two weeks ago, we shared with you our strategic plan and new vision for an equitable New Jersey through creative, engaged, sustainable communities. Join us at 2…
News & Learning
The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Launches President and CEO Search
The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of a national search for its next President and CEO. This leadership transition marks an exciting new chapter in our commitment to advancing our mission and vision to close the racial wealth gap in New Jersey.
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After spending the last few years listening and learning but also steadily moving our funding to support racial justice organizations, we are strongly anchored in our vision and mission.
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Advancing Housing Justice: Addressing Inequities in New Jersey
In this piece, we will examine issues related to housing justice and affordable housing initiatives, while also highlighting organizations who dedicate their work to advocating for these issues.
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President's Message
Dodge transitions: Chris Daggett announces retirement from Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
After eight years leading one of New Jersey’s largest and most well-known philanthropic organizations, Chris Daggett is retiring as president and CEO of the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation on September 1.
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President's Message
An equitable New Jersey through creative, engaged, sustainable communities
It is with a great deal of enthusiasm and hope that today we are releasing a new strategic plan for the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, guided by the vision of an equitable New Jersey through creative, engaged, and sustainable communities.
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Confronting plastic pollution, creating equitable communities and mapping sustainability issues
2018 New Jersey Sustainability Summit is June 18 Although the sustainability movement in New Jersey is experiencing significant momentum, important work is still on the…
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3 lessons we learned from Voting Block NJ
Collaborative journalism is having a moment right now, but it’s more than just a buzzword. As budgets and staff sizes continue to shrink in local…
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Toms River Regional School District and Township Green Team collaborate to open School of Environmental Sustainability
Poseidon Academy building renewed after experiencing Superstorm Sandy damage Superstorm Sandy in 2012 had a huge impact on homeowners and businesses in Toms River– over…
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37 People Struggling to Get by in New Jersey
When it comes to telling stories of economic hardship, what can journalists learn from social workers? From oral historians? From artists? From community advocates? It…
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Sustainable Jersey: Artists and creative powerhouses roll up their sleeves to cultivate a sustainable community
What are the unique qualities that make your community feel like a vibrant place to live? In Frenchtown, a volunteer group set out to document…
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CNJG: Philanthropy’s message to Washington
This week hundreds of representatives from private foundations are converging on Capitol Hill to share stories of impact and ask policymakers to consider the implications…
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New Gallery at 14 Maple exhibit features work by 39 New Jersey women artists
Thirty-nine works by 39 women artists, all from New Jersey, are on display as part of approaching VIBRANCY, the Gallery at 14 Maple’s newest exhibit…
