CNJG: Launching the Newark Philanthropic Liaison 3.0
Though it’s been nine years, it seems like only yesterday that far-sighted funders, the City of Newark and the Council of New Jersey Grantmakers…
News & Learning
New President and CEO, Samra Haider, to Lead the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Towards Vision of a Just and Equitable New Jersey
The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation is pleased to announce that Samra Haider has been appointed as its new President and Chief Executive Officer.
Visit: New President and CEO, Samra Haider, to Lead the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Towards Vision of a Just and Equitable New JerseysGeraldine R. Dodge Foundation Awards $1.5 Million Grant to Accelerate Rising Tide Capital’s Expansion in New Jersey
Rising Tide Capital (RTC), a prominent New Jersey-based entrepreneurship training organization, has received a transformative three-year, $1.5 million grant from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation to catalyze the nonprofit’s programmatic expansion in Trenton and throughout New Jersey.
Visit: Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Awards $1.5 Million Grant to Accelerate Rising Tide Capital’s Expansion in New JerseysAdvancing 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.
Visit: Advancing Housing Justice: Addressing Inequities in New Jerseys
All News & Learning
-
-
Sustainable Jersey: A Better Tomorrow, One Rooftop At a Time
Encouraging NJ solar consumers through municipal-level nudging I’m often asked what will have the most impact on slowing climate change. Using less energy and generating…
-
Creative New Jersey: Leaning in to Lean Data
I’ve recently been wrestling with questions about collecting data, as do all many of us in nonprofits across our state: What do we need…
-
Arts Ed Now: Ambassadors and Trailblazers, Let Us Hear Your Voice!
Since last September, when many of New Jersey’s devoted arts education leaders were introduced to the Arts Ed Now campaign, arts advocates have been…
-
ArtPride NJ: Summer Reading 2016 — The Arts and Beyond!
As I eagerly await a week’s vacation in just 12 days on the beach of glorious Cape May, I’ve begun to sift through the…
-
What We're Learning: What Effects Are Rising Sea Levels Having on New Jersey?
Sea-level rise and coastal flooding are two threats challenging New Jersey’s economic and cultural prosperity. That was an eye-opening takeaway from the hard-hitting keynote at Sustainable…
-
Sustainable Jersey: In a zombie apocalypse, it’s good to know where your food comes from
The John P. Stevens High School Greenhouse opens a world of opportunities in Edison. Laura Holborow begins the food science unit in the biology…
-
Pro Bono Partnership Pundit: Thinking About a Merger? Good Reasons to Get Legal Advice at the Start
So you’re thinking about a merger. Your board and staff meet with the other board and management, decide that the benefits of combining are…
-
What Good Would You Do with $100 Million? Join us Thursday for our next Twitter Chat
Join us at 2 p.m. Thursday for a LIVE #BetterNJ Twitter chat to imagine the good you’d do with $100 million right here in the Garden…
-
The Fund for New Jersey: Taking Aim at Climate Change — There’s a Seat at the Table for Place-Based Funders
Taking on climate change is a daunting challenge for any institution, let alone a small place-based foundation in a state with no coal-fired power…
