Sharing to Survive
I know how hard it is to share. I’m a first child. I am hard-wired to want to be the first in everything: the best,…
The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation is pleased to announce the election of Dan Fatton as our new Board Chair and Anisa Kamadoli Costa as Board Vice Chair.
Visit: Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Elects New Board Chair and Vice ChairsThe Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation has approved more than $11 million in new grant and investment commitments — $6.08 million in Housing Choice and $5.05 million in Economic Mobility — as part of our commitment to closing the racial wealth gap in New Jersey.
Visit: Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Announces $11.1 Million in New Grants to Close the Racial Wealth Gap Across New Jerseys
Last month, the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation brought together more than 100 people representing 44 organizations for its first-ever partner and grantee convening.
Visit: Dodge Foundation Hosts First Partner and Grantee Convenings
I know how hard it is to share. I’m a first child. I am hard-wired to want to be the first in everything: the best,…
Champions and partnerships emerge in New Jersey. Some say the eco-movement is faltering just when we need it the most. Or, that due to the…
Today, the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation launches the Jersey Give-Back Guide, an easy-to-use website that features a selection of New Jersey’s most effective and inspiring…
Teaching something does not necessarily mean it will be learned. It matters a lot what is already in potential learners’ heads (prior knowledge, understandings, misunderstandings,…
Sometimes it takes a village, sometimes it takes 100 women that seems like a village, and often it’s simply the power of one that makes…
For all the talk of journalism’s noble past and uncertain future, the truth is that journalism’s day-to-day is a lot like slinging hash. Everyday journalism…
This month we mark the first anniversary of Hurricane Sandy crashing upon New Jersey and our neighboring states. While it was painfully obvious that Sandy…
According to national experts, it can take 5-10 years, or more, for hard-hit communities to fully recover from disasters and develop a new sense of…
The best laid plans start with a good map. From a simple sketch on the back of an envelope to digital layers of complex geospatial…