News & Learning

Critical Needs Grants Awarded to Trenton-Area Nonprofits

Together, in partnership with The Princeton Area Community Foundation and the Bonner Foundation, $155,000 in Critical Needs Grants were awarded to Trenton-area nonprofits facing funding cuts and increased demand for services.

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A Year of Clarity, Momentum, and Partnership 

This has been a year of listening, grounding, learning, and charting a clear path forward. And it has also been a year of real progress and movement toward the kind of New Jersey where every family has the chance to build stability, build opportunity, and build wealth across generations. 

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New Investments Announced to Support Economic Opportunity in Paterson

The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation announced $1.6M in multi-year investments advancing economic stability, housing, and opportunity in the City of Paterson.

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All News & Learning

  • Collaborating for Healthy Families

    This is the second installment of our guest series with the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission and their partners whose groundbreaking work is helping to…

  • Watching Our Garden Grow

    It’s snowing in New Jersey today, but that’s not keeping us from thinking about and looking forward to another season with our rooftop garden. We’ve…

  • Working Together for a Stronger Food System

    Since 2009, Dodge has enthusiastically supported the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission‘s (DVRPC) Food System Stakeholders Committee, which brings together representatives from over 100 organizations…

  • Filling the Cracks With Art

    We’ve advocated seed-bombing potholes and cracks before. So…why not yarn bomb them too? Artist Juliana Santacruz Herrera decided to take matters into her own hands…

  • Sign Up for Green Solutions

    If you’re a regular reader of the Dodge blog, you may remember the six-part guest series we featured by the Center for Urban Environmental Sustainability (CUES)…

  • Before I Die I Want To…

    We tweeted about this project earlier this week, but in case you didn’t see it, we wanted to share it here on our blog too.…

  • How Does Your Community Compare?

    Have you ever wondered about the details of your town’s budget, or important statistics like crime rates and property taxes, but couldn’t easily track it…

  • Is a Degree in the Arts Worthless?

    Philadelphia artist Amy Scheidegger doesn’t think so. When she overheard two teenagers discussing the worthlessness of a degree in the arts, she decided to create…