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| 0400 | GLOBAL IMPACT 800-638-8079 http://www.charity.org YOUR SUPPORT HELPS PROVIDE DISASTER RELIEF AND BRINGS EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES TO THE POOREST PEOPLE ON EARTH THROUGH PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE SELF-SUFFICIENCY. |
| 0402 | Africare 202-462-3614 http://www.africare.org Develops self-help programs in Africa to increase food production, develop clean water resources, manage the environment, strengthen health care and deliver emergency assistance. Established 1971. |
| 0403 | American Near East Refugee Aid (ANERA) 202-347-2558 http://www.anera.org Through your help, ANERA brings education, health, economic opportunity and relief to hundreds of communities in need in the West Bank, Gaza, Lebanon and Jordan. |
| 0404 | CARE 800-521-CARE http://www.careusa.org Promotes effective solutions to poverty. We save lives, provide economic opportunity, promote self-help and seek a world of hope, tolerance and social justice. |
| 0405 | Catholic Relief Services 800-235-2772 http://www.catholicrelief.org Since 1943, in 94 countries, a leader in international relief and development, helping people in need, supporting self-help programs, restoring and preserving human dignity. |
| 0406 | Church World Service/CROP 800-297-1516 http://www.churchworldservice.org Helps end hunger near and far. Assists refugees and disaster survivors. Provides tools of hope for grassroots development: water, food, education, healthcare, reforestation and self-reliance. |
| 0407 | International Orthodox Christian Charities 877-803-4622 http://www.iocc.org Provides humanitarian assistance in 18 countries, helping over 1 million people in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East devastated by disasters and poverty. |
| 0408 | Helen Keller International, Inc. 212-532-0544 http://www.hki.org Works in 25 nations in Asia, Africa and the Americas to treat and/or prevent cataract, nutritional blindness, onchocerciasis, refractive error and trachoma. |
| 0409 | International Eye Foundation 240-290-0263 http://www.iefusa.org Saves sight worldwide. Programs to control vitamin A deficiency, "river blindness," trachoma and cataracts. Provides local health worker training, technology transfer, eye surgery, equipment, medicine. |
| 0410 | Plan Usa 800-556-7918 http://www.planusa.org A global, nonprofit, child-centered organization operating since 1937, seeking to make lasting improvements in the lives of poor children and their families in developing countries. |
| 0411 | International Rescue Committee 877-REFUGEE http://www.theirc.org Providing refugee relief, protection and resettlement. Approximately 90% of total spending goes directly to refugee assistance. Your support will alleviate suffering in 25 countries worldwide. |
| 0412 | American Ireland Fund 800-IRL-FUND http://www.irlfunds.org Through contributions, primarily from the United States, the American Ireland Fund supports peace, culture, charity and education projects throughout Ireland. |
| 0413 | Oxfam America 800-77-OXFAM http://www.oxfamamerica.org Our agency funds long-term economic development and humanitarian assistance projects worldwide and advocates for policies that combat poverty and advance the rights of impoverished people. |
| 0415 | Planned Parenthood - World Population 800-829-7732 http://www.plannedparenthood.org Supports sexual and reproductive health programs in the developing world, in partnership with local nongovernmental organizations, that promote women's reproductive health, freedom and dignity. |
| 0416 | Project HOPE 800-544-4673 http://www.projhope.org Provides sustainable improvements in health through education and humanitarian assistance, in 32 countries with 93% of revenues spent on programs. |
| 0417 | Save the Children 800-728-3843 http://www.savethechildren.org Provides relief and development programs in health, education and economic opportunities to over 12 million children and families in the United States and developing countries. |
| 0418 | International Youth Foundation 410-347-1500 http://www.iyfnet.org Supports programs that improve young people's lives and prospects in nearly 60 countries and territories, through a global network of companies, foundations and nongovernmental organizations. |
| 0419 | UNICEF, U.S. Fund for 800-FOR-KIDS http://www.unicefusa.org Works for the survival, protection and development of children worldwide through fundraising, education and advocacy. |
| 0420 | Freedom From Hunger 800-708-2555 http://www.freefromhunger.org Our Credit with Education program assists poor families with two of the world's most powerful resources ever created: money and information. |
| 0422 | Lutheran World Relief 800-LWR-LWR2 http://www.lwr.org Works with partners in 50 countries to help people grow food, improve healthcare, strengthen communities, end conflict, build livelihoods and recover from disasters. |
| 0423 | ACCION International 617-625-7080 http://www.accion.org ACCION is a nonprofit organization dedicated to giving people the tools they needsmall business loans and trainingto work their way out of poverty. |
| 0424 | Heifer International 800-422-0474 http://www.heifer.org Helps poor families worldwide become self-sufficient by providing food- and income-producing animals, community development training and environmentally-sound farming techniques. |
| 0426 | Salvation Army World Service Office (SAWSO) 800-SAL-ARMY http://www.salvationarmyusa.org Assists the poor with health services, HIV/AIDS support, education, capacity building and reconstruction and income generation, with heart to God and hand to man. |
| 0428 | Mercy Corps 800-292-3355 http://www.mercycorps.org A nonprofit international relief and development organization that exists to alleviate suffering, poverty and oppression by helping people build secure, productive and just communities. |
| 0429 | International Relief Teams 619-284-7979 http://www.irteams.org Sends volunteers to assist disaster victims worldwide; conducts medical, surgical and public health training programs to promote self-sufficiency in Latvia, Lithuania, Africa, Mexico, Honduras, Fiji. |
| 0434 | AmeriCares 800-486-HELP http://www.americares.org Americares is a non-profit disaster relief and medical assistance organization, providing help and hope for all people irrespective of race, creed or political persuasion. |
| 0435 | Christian Children's Fund 800-776-6766 http://www.christianchildrensfund.org An international humanitarian organization dedicated to the development and survival of children worldwide regardless of race, nationality, gender or religion. |
| 0437 | Christian Reformed World Relief Committee (CRWRC) 800-55-CRWRC http://www.crwrc.org Works with families and communities to improve leadership skills, food production, income earning, health education and literacy. |
| 0439 | World Relief Corporation 800-535-5433 http://www.worldrelief.org Provides emergency relief and community-based solutions to alleviate hunger and poverty in 20 countries and provides resettlement assistance to refugees in the United States. |
| 0440 | American Jewish World Service 800-889-7146 http://www.ajws.org Provides nonsectarian, sustainable development assistance, technical support and emergency relief to people in need in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Russia and Ukraine. |
| 0441 | American Refugee Committee 612-872-7060 http://www.archq.org Helps refugees, displaced people and victims of war rebuild their lives. Services include health care, skills training, reconstruction, conflict resolution, and repatriation assistance. |
| 0442 | Doctors Without Borders USA 800-DWB-0-DWB http://www.doctorswithoutborders.org An independent international medical relief organization that sends volunteer health professionals to aid victims of war, epidemics and natural disasters in over 80 countries. |
| 0443 | Health Volunteers Overseas 202-296-0928 http://www.hvousa.org American health care professionals volunteer to improve global health in 25 developing countries by teaching new techniques and donating educational materials and essential medical equipment. |
| 0444 | Children International 800-888-3089 http://www.children.org A nonprofit, humanitarian organization providing program benefits and services including medical care, educational assistance and material aid to poverty-stricken children and families in fourteen countries. |
| 0445 | Pan American Development Foundation 202-458-3696 http://www.padf.org To Increase opportunity for the disadvantaged in Latin America and the Caribbean and help communities achieve economic and social progress through innovative partnerships. |
| 0446 | Near East Foundation 212-867-0064 http://www.neareast.org Works with local organizations to create self-sustaining programs. We provide resources, technical assistance and training in agriculture, gender, health, environment, literacy, civil society and income-generation. |
| 0447 | Population Communications International 877-724-7627 http://www.population.org We produce radio and television soap operas that motivate people to adopt new attitudes and behaviors that foster reproductive health, gender equality and environmental protection. |
| 0448 | TechnoServe, Inc. 800-99-WORKS http://www.technoserve.org Helps men and women in the developing world to build businesses that create income, opportunity and economic growth for their families, communities and their countries. |
| 0449 | United Seamen's Service 212-269-0711 http://www.uss-ammla.com Provides overseas health and welfare services to the American Merchant Marine and seafarers of allied nations and a 24-hour hotline for emergency family assistance. |
| 0450 | Unitarian Universalist Service Committee 800-766-5236 http://www.uusc.org Works internationally with grassroots partners to support human rights, particularly those of oppressed indigenous, racial and ethnic groups, women's empowerment rights and children's rights. |
| 0451 | Africa-America Institute 800-745-3899 http://www.aaionline.org Founded in 1953, our programs educate Africans with advanced skills and educate American decision makers about Africa. 20,000 African alumni represent us in 50 countries. |
| 0453 | African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF) 212-768-2440 http://www.amref.org Since 1957, has improved health for Africans through training, capacity building and advocacy in HIV/AIDS, malaria, family health, water and sanitation and clinical outreach. |
| 0454 | ECHO, Inc. 239-543-3246 http://www.echonet.org Fights world hunger by helping people help themselves. Provides training, information and seeds to agricultural workers and missionaries working with small farmers in 160 countries. |
| 0455 | FINCA International 202-682-1510 http://www.villagebanking.org In 22 countries, our Village Banking programs give the working poor capital loans to finance self-employment activities, improve family income and achieve financial independence. |
| 0456 | Opportunity International 800-7WE-WILL http://www.opportunity.org Empowers poor entrepreneurs in developing countries by providing small loans and basic business training to start or expand their own businesses and become self-supporting. |
| 0457 | Rotary Foundation of Rotary International 847-866-3000 http://www.rotary.org Our Polio Plus program provides vaccines and mobilizes communities, volunteers and resources in support of international efforts to immunize children and eradicate polio worldwide. |
| 0458 | United Methodist Committee on Relief 800-841-1235 http://www.gbgm-umc.org Outreach program focuses on disaster relief, refugee assistance and alleviation of hunger and poverty. Provides leadership training, housing improvement, local crafts, agriculture and industry development. |
| 0460 | World Vision 800-777-5777 http://www.worldvision.org Relief and development organization helping children worldwide by tackling causes of poverty and developing access to clean water, food, health care, education, and economic opportunity. |
| 0500 | COMMUNITY HEALTH CHARITIES OF NEW JERSEY 732-251-5656 http://www.healthcharities.org LARGEST WORKPLACE GIVING PROGRAM DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO HEALTH. OUR AGENCIES ARE AT THE FOREFRONT OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, PATIENT CARE, PUBLIC PROGRAMS, PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES. |
| 0501 | AMC Cancer Research Center 800-321-1557 Recognized national leader researching the most promising ways to prevent and control cancer. Laboratory, clinical and community outreach programs nationwide. Distinguished scientists with multiple awards. |
| 0502 | ACS American Cancer Society 732-297-8000 http://www.cancer.org Provides free information/support services to cancer patients/families; educational programs on cancer prevention, early detection throughout the state. Largest private supporter of cancer research. |
| 0503 | American Diabetes Association 888-Diabetes The American Diabetes Association's mission is to "prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes" through research, information and advocacy. |
| 0504 | American Heart Association 732-821-2610 Funds scientific research, public and professional educational programs, advocacy activities and new initiatives to reduce heart disease and stroke, still our nation's #1 and #3 killers. |
| 0505 | American Kidney Fund 800-638-8299 Leading national voluntary health organization providing direct financial assistance, comprehensive educational programs, research grants and community service projects for the benefit o. needy kidney patients. |
| 0506 | American Liver Foundation 212-943-1059 http://www.liverfoundation.org The nation's leading nonprofit promoting liver health and disease prevention. ALF provides research, education and advocacy for those affected by hepatitis and other liver-related diseases. www.liverfoundation.org |
| 0507 | American Lung Association of New Jersey 908-687-9340 America's oldest voluntary health association offers NJ residents, through four offices, patient services, lung disease information and summer camping programs for children with asthma. |
| 0510 | ALS Association 800-782-4747 ALS Associatio. (Lou Gehrig's disease) helps people live with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (a fatal neuromuscular disease), advocates for ALS patients and supports research to find a cure for ALS. |
| 0511 | Spina Bifida Association of the Tri-State Region 908-782-7475 Provides family support, financial assistance, newsletters, continence training and advocacy to families and individuals. SBA educates the public regarding birth defect prevention. |
| 0512 | Arthritis Foundation NJ Chapter 732-283-4300 http://www.arthritis.org Arthritis Foundation, NJ Chapter funds arthritis research, offers self-help courses, exercise classes, support groups, information/referral services, literature, public and health professional education. |
| 0513 | ARC of New Jersey 732-246-2525 Arc of New Jersey is the state's largest private nonprofit advocacy and service organization for people with mental retardation and their families. |
| 0516 | Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 201-457-1800 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation supports cutting edge research to cure cystic fibrosis; a network of care centers; provides patient services such as a pharmacy. |
| 0518 | Huntington's Disease Society of America 609-448-3500 Provides services to families affected by HD hereditary brain disorder causing mental/ physical deterioration. Clinics/ support groups are sponsored through its NJ Family Service Center. |
| 0519 | Easter Seals New Jersey 732-257-6662 Easter Seals New Jersey helps people and families with disabilities and special needs live, work and play in their communities with equality, dignity and independence. |
| 0520 | Epilepsy Foundation of NJ 800-336-5843 Affiliate of the National Epilepsy Foundation is a statewide non-profit agency dedicated to serving over 125,000 NJ residents with epilepsy and/or developmental disabilities and families. |
| 0522 | Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International 1-888-422-9590 http://www.jdrf.org Juvenile diabetes makes children insulin dependent for life with devastating complications. JDRF'S mission - to find a cure for diabetes and/ complications through support of research. |
| 0523 | Leukemia & Lymphoma Society 973-376-9559 The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease, and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families. |
| 0524 | Lupus Foundation of America, NJ Chapter 800-322-5816 An incurable connective tissue disease affecting any organ of the body. NJ Chapters fund research; provide patient services and education to thousands throughout the state. |
| 0525 | March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundations 800-BIGWALK Improves the health of babies by preventing birth defects and infant mortality through community services, research, advocacy, and public and professional education. |
| 0526 | Mental Health Association in New Jersey 973-571-4100 Is an organization dedicated to advocating for children and adults to achieve mental health through public policy, education, trainin. and support services. |
| 0527 | Muscular Dystrophy Association 732-389-0855 A voluntary health agency working to defeat 43 neuromuscular diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive client and community services; professional and public health education. |
| 0528 | Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, Garden State Chapter 800-437-4949 Provides information, referral to specialists and hospitals, education and counseling. M.G. is a neuromuscular autoimmune disease manifested by varying weakness of voluntary muscles. |
| 0529 | Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Alliance 800-221-7437 http://www.firstcandle.org SIDS is a voluntary health organization uniting parents, caregivers and researchers nationwide with government, business and community service groups to advance infant health and survival. |
| 0531 | National Kidney Foundation 215-923-8611 http://www.nkfdv.org Delaware Valley provides patient services, public services, professional education, research for treatment, prevention and cure of kidney disease to kidney patients and professional renal community. |
| 0532 | National Multiple Sclerosis Society 732-660-1005 Provides advocacy, equipment, social/emotional education programs/ self help groups. Researches the cause, prevention, and cure of MS, the most common neurological disease affecting young adults. |
| 0534 | Children's Tumor Foundation 212-344-6633 Funds research, patient support and public awareness of the Neurofibromatosis (NF1,NF2 and Schwannomatosis) genetic disorders that cause random tumor growth throughout the body. |
| 0537 | Prevent Blindness New Jersey 609-409-0770 Prevent Blindness New Jersey is the only statewide voluntary organization providing a myriad of services and educational programs focused on preventing blindness and preserving sight. |
| 0539 | Research to Prevent Blindness 800-621-0026 Research to Prevent Blindness is the world's leading voluntary organization supporting scientific research into the causes, cures, treatment and prevention of all blinding diseases. |
| 0542 | St. Jude Children's Research Hospital 800-526-9542 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is the largest center in the U.S. for the treatment and research of pediatric cancer and other childhood catastrophic illnesses. 800-526-9542 |
| 0543 | Cerebral Palsy Association of NJ, Inc. 888-322-1918 Cerebral Palsy Association of NJ provides direct services including employment, assistive technology, education, family support & ADA services for people with all types of disabilities. |
| 0546 | American Hearing Research Foundation 312-726-9670(Call Collect) The American Hearing Research Foundation purposes are to support medical research and education into the causes, prevention and cure of deafness, impaired hearing and balance disorders. |
| 0549 | Cancer Research Institute 800-99-CANCER Supports leading edge basic and clinical research at premier laboratories nationwide. Distinguished Scientific Advisory Council includes five Nobel laureatesproven fiscal integrity Cancer HelpBook available. |
| 0551 | Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America, NJ Chapter 732-786-9960 Funds clinical and scientific research, provides educational programs, offers supportive services for individuals suffering from Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, both painful, chronic digestive diseases. |
| 0553 | Parkinson's Disease Foundation 212-923-4700 http://www.pdf.org The Parkinson Disease Foundation is a leading national presence in the field of Parkinson's disease research education and public information. |
| 0554 | New Jersey Hospice Organization-NJHO 908-233-0060 NJHO advocates for better care of the dying through better pain management, symptom control and spiritual and emotional counseling of patients and families. |
| 0555 | Alzheimer's Association 973-586-4300 Alzheimer's Association provides support and assistance for local families affected by Alzheimer's disease. Services: telephone helpline, support group, respite assistance, education programs, advocacy and research support. |
| 0557 | Aids Research Foundation 800-39-amfAR Aids Research Foundation (amfAR) supports cutting edge research on HIV/AIDS treatments, vaccines and cure. Provides latest treatment information to patients and physicians and prevention information to the public. |
| 0700 | UNITED WAY OF ATLANTIC COUNTY 609-404-4483 http://www.unitedwayac.org LOCAL VOLUNTEER NETWORK THAT RESPONDS TO COMMUNITY NEEDS, RAISES FUNDS, AND DISTRIBUTES DOLLARS LOCALLY AMONG MORE THAN 60 MEMBER AGENCY PROGRAMS. |
| 0701 | Arc of Atlantic County (The) 609-926-0800 http://www.arcatlantic.org Provides quality programs to local individuals with developmental disabilities and their families including residential services, family support, case management, supported employment opportunities and recreational programs. |
| 0703 | Atlantic Prevention Resources 609-272-0101 http://www.atlprev.org Operates the only professional agency in Atlantic County which specializes in substance abuse prevention and education. |
| 0704 | American Red Cross - Atlantic/Cumberland Chapter 609-646-8330 http://www.acredcross.org Provides relief to disaster victims. Helps people prevent and respond to emergencies through services consistent with its Congressional Charter and principles of International Red Cross. |
| 0705 | Community FoodBank of New Jersey 609-383-8843 http://www.njfoodbank.org Distributes variety of donated food and supplies for use by any non-profit, 501 ©(3) agency, charity or church group which feeds the needy. |
| 0706 | Career Opportunity Development, Inc. 609-965-6871 http://www.njcodi.org Provides quality vocational and residential programming for individuals with physical, mental or economic disabilities. Individuals have informed choice and proactive involvement with vocational/residential planning. |
| 0707 | Atlantic County Women's Center 609-646-1180; Crisis: 609-646- http://www.ACWC.org Provides shelter, counseling and other services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, also operates the Child Care Network and Home To Work programs. |
| 0708 | AtlantiCare Behavioral Health 609-645-7601/7602 http://www.atlanticare.org Provides outpatient mental health services, substance abuse treatment/addiction recovery services, child/adolescent foster care programs, family care services, and school-based counseling and health services. |
| 0709 | Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Jersey Shore 609-646-8191 http://www.bbbsatlanticcape.org Provides one-to-one relationships between adult role models and children (6-18 years) from single parent families or children lacking adequate supervision. |
| 0710 | Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City, Inc. 609-347-2697 http://www.acbgc.org Neighborhood based facility assisting youth of all backgrounds in developing self esteem, character, and responsibility by providing quality physical, educational, recreational, social and cultural programs. |
| 0711 | South Jersey Legal Services 609-348-4200 http://www.lsnj.org Provides legal services in civil, non-criminal matters to the disadvantaged, low-income individual, and senior citizens of Atlantic County. |
| 0712 | Disabilities Resource Center, Inc. 609-646-0388 http://www.disabilitiesresourcecenter.org Works to positively affect the quality of life for persons with disabilities, along with their families, providing a variety of residential, employment and respite services. |
| 0713 | Child Federation of Atlantic City 609-272-1711 Provides programs and guidance for the holistic health of the family; Well-baby clinic, parenting and other services. |
| 0714 | Community Mediation Services, Inc. 609-345-7267 http://www.aclink.org/mediation Provides Atlantic County residents alternative dispute resolution services. Trained volunteer mediators provide mediation services for a variety of cases both court ordered and self-referred. |
| 0715 | American Cancer Society Eastern Division 609-645-7272 http://www.cancer.org Research to cure cancer; services to patients and families; education to prevent cancer. Largest voluntary health agency fighting cancer. |
| 0716 | CONTACT Cape-Atlantic 609-266-8228 Provides confidential crisis intervention, information and referral services, and telephone reassurance for homebound individuals and senior citizens living alone. |
| 0717 | Family Service Association 609-569-0239 http://www.fsasj.org Provides multi-services to children, youth, adults and senior citizens. Provides counseling, substance abuse services, Consumer Credit Counseling, and mental health services to the community. |
| 0718 | Girl Scouts of the South Jersey Pines 609-645-9197 http://www.gssjp.org Serves girls ages 5-17 and adults throughout six counties. Offers girls broad range of activities, addressing their current interests and their future roles as women. |
| 0719 | Institute for Human Development 609-347-8615 http://www.ihd-nj.org Provides chemical addiction services to residents of New Jersey, particularly Atlantic County with emphasis on education, prevention and unconditional positive regard. |
| 0720 | Jewish Community Center of Atlantic County 609-822-1167 http://www.jccatlantic.org Social, cultural and recreational services for all age groups and families; includes daycare and pre-school for children as well as activities for youth/adults |
| 0721 | Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties 609-822-1108 http://www.jfsatlantic.org Provides counseling, case management, family life education and direct support including volunteers, special older adult services and intensive in-home children's services. |
| 0722 | BERON Jewish Older Adult Services of Atlantic & Cape May Counties, Inc. 609-345-5555 Provides supportive social services to older adults, reaches out to serve the frail elderly and integrates the isolated and uninvolved into the service network. |
| 0723 | Maryville, Inc. 856-629-0244 Treats indigent clients in regards to alcohol and substance abuse. Provides quality care to those who otherwise would not be able to acquire treatment. |
| 0724 | Mizpah Inland Human Services 609-476-2002 Provides information and referral; emergency food; legal services referral; emergency shelter; training programs; transportation; home visitation counseling; recreation; summer youth employment; mini camp and S.H.A.R.E. |
| 0725 | Southern Jersey Family Medical Centers, Inc. 609-567-0200 Provides primary health and dental care services to the migrant and resident populations of Atlantic County. |
| 0726 | Salvation Army, The 609-344-0660 Provides families and individuals with food, clothing, and personal counseling. Operates youth summer camp, transitional housing for women/children, emergency/disaster canteen and recreational programs |
| 0727 | Salvation Army Extension Services, The 856-935-0305 Assists with utilities, rent, food, clothing, shoes, back to school materials, gifts to nursing homes, hospitals, senior centers, medicine along with other programs. |
| 0728 | Shirley Eves Developmental & Therapeutic Center 856-825-5840 http://www.jasperdyne.com/shirleyeves.html Provides programs and services that assist children and adults with disabilities to develop to their fullest potential, and that stress inclusion, integration and independence. |
| 0729 | Covenant House New Jersey, Inc. 609-348-4070 http://www.covenanthouse.org Covenant House New Jersey is a non-profit organization that provides shelter and a continuum of care services to homeless youth through 21 years of age. |
| 0730 | Spanish Speaking People's Community Center Vineland: 856-697-2967; Atlant Provides multitude of supportive services including, Outpatient Drug, Alcohol; HIV/AIDS prevention/education; Latch-key; Counseling; Summer Camp and Holiday Helper. Staff is 100% bi-lingual/bi-cultural. |
| 0731 | Catholic Charities, Diocese of Camden 609-345-3448 http://www.CatholicCharitiesCamden.org Provides high quality emergency financial services, counseling, and comprehensive case management. Services are provided to the poor and needy on a non-sectarian basis. |
| 0732 | Literacy Volunteers of America Atlantic County 609-383-3377 http://www.lvacapeatlantic.org Recruits, trains and supports volunteer tutors who provide FREE reading, writing and conversational English instruction to adults functioning at the lowest literacy levels. |
| 0733 | Court Appointed Special Advocates of Atlantic & Cape May Counties, Inc. 609-601-7800 http://www.atlanticcapecasa.com CASA volunteers advocate for children in the foster care system working to ensure that every child has the opportunity to be raised in a safe, permanent home. |
| 0734 | Atlantic Riding Center for the Handicapped 609-926-2233 http://www.ARCH206.com Provides improved quality of life for those in the disabled community through therapeutic horseback riding. Improves balance, posture, mobility, concentration, attention span and self-esteem. |
| 0736 | South Jersey Against AIDS 609-347-1085 / 800-281-AIDS http://www.southjerseyaidsalliance.org Provides hotline, case management, support groups, transportation, food, testing and education/outreach. |
| 0738 | Boy Scouts of America, Jersey Shore Council 609-927-7455 http://www.jerseyshore-bsa.org Serves youth and adult volunteers with comprehensive, prevention focused youth development program to instill positive values, leadership skills, active citizenship, religious growth and life skills. |
| 0800 | UNITED WAY OF BERGEN COUNTY 201-261-2806 http://www.bergenunitedway.org PARTNERS WITH PROGRAMS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES SUCH AS ELDERCARE, HEALTHCARE, HELP TO TROUBLED FAMILIES, YOUTH AND THE DISABLED AND A 24-HOUR HELPLINE. |
| 0801 | Bergen County Community Action Program, Inc. 201-968-0200 http://www.bergencap.org Anti-poverty agency whose mission is to change lives of those in need through education, housing, advocacy and clinical support services. |
| 0802 | Arc of Bergen/Passaic Counties 201-343-0322 http://www.arcbergenpassaic.org Provision of lifelong services to people with developmental disabilities, adults and children, including social, residential, vocational, recreational, early intervention, family support and prevention services. |
| 0803 | Bergen Family Center 201-342-9200 http://www.bergenfamilycenter.org Works throughout the community to provide children's day care, services to frail elderly and individual and family counseling. |
| 0804 | Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Morris County 973-335-3044 http://www.bbbsmorriscounty.org Provides companionship and guidance through a volunteer role model for a child fro. one-parent home or guardianship situation. |
| 0805 | Friendship House 201-488-2121 http://www.njfriendshiphouse.org Adult Partial Care program, vocational rehabilitation training, job coaching, supported employment, individual and group counseling, medication monitoring, adolescent "First Jobs" program for at risk youths. |
| 0806 | Catholic Community Services 201-440-7087 http://www.ccsnewark.org Elder care services, parish and social ministry, juvenile justice and adult restorative justice programs. |
| 0807 | Children's Aid and Family Services, Inc. 201-634-3664 http://www.cafsnj.org Adoption and foster care programs; counseling, family life education and workplace services; high quality, affordable child care for working families. |
| 0808 | Vantage Health System, Inc. 201-385-4400 http://www.vantagenj.org Provides a full range of mental health services including outpatient, partial hospital, residential and emergency services, and consultation and education. |
| 0809 | First Call for Help - 211 973-887-2772 http://www.211firstcall.org First Call For Help connects people with community resources, including shelter, food, physical and mental health services, work support, transportation, support for families, and more. |
| 0810 | Vincente K. Tibbs Child Development Center 201-568-3937 Provides all day, year-round, quality childcare in a preschool setting for children whose parents work, attend school or are in training. |
| 0811 | Interreligious Fellowship for the Homeless of Bergen County 201-833-8009 http://www.irfhomeless.org Maintains nine individual programs, four providing the basic human needs of food and shelter. Five others focus on helping working families return to mainstream living. |
| 0819 | Fair Housing Council of Northern New Jersey 201-489-3552 http://www.fairhousing.com Comprehensive Housing Counseling. Ensures adherence to State and Federal Housing laws, equal access to sale/rental housing for individuals and families, homelessness assistance. |
| 0825 | Heightened independence & Progress 201-996-9100 http://www.hipcil.org Provides information, peer support, advocacy, home modifications, assistive devices, recreation and technical support to people with disabilities and the community. |
| 0827 | JCC on the Palisades 201-569-7900 http://www.jcconthepalisades.org Provides comprehensive Recreation, Socialization, and Education services to the community. Programs are available to all age groups and abilities, and socio-economic levels. |
| 0828 | Jewish Family Service, Inc. 201-837-9090 Provides individual, couples, and family counseling for children and adults; offers wide-ranging Family Life Education programs; provides comprehensive senior services, vocational and refugee resettlement services. |
| 0835 | Shelter Our Sisters 201-498-9247 http://www.shelteroursisters.org Emergency Shelter/support services for battered women and their children including: linkages to community resources, court assistance, children's programs, bilingual services, transitional housing, 24 hour hot-line. |
| 0836 | Social Service Association of Ridgewood 201-444-2980 Provides basic supplemental financial assistance and case management services to individuals and families. |
| 0839 | Comprehensive Behavioral Healthcare 201-935-3322 http://www.cbhcare.org Comprehensive Community Mental Health Center providing mental health services to children, adults and families who work or reside in the service area. |
| 0840 | United Labor Agency of Bergen County 201-967-5953 AFL-CIO Community Services Program: works to improve the lives of working families by meeting social service needs and empowering workers to make their communities better. |
| 0841 | Urban League for Bergen County 201-568-4988 To alleviate socioeconomic conditions for families and individuals encountering barriers to equality of opportunity in the areas of employment, education, economic development and housing. |
| 0842 | Visiting Homemaker Home Health Aide Service of Bergen County 201-488-0041 http://www.vhsbc.org Provides trained home health aides, supervised by professional nurses and social workers, to assist elderly and/or disabled in their homes with daily living activities. |
| 0844 | Volunteer Center of Bergen County 201-489-9454 http://www.bergenvolunteers.org Recruits, interviews, refers community/corporate volunteers for assignments in human service/cultural agencies. Provides direct services for elderly/disabled householders, troubled children and teen mothers. |
| 0845 | West Bergen Mental Healthcare 201-444-3550 http://www.wbmh.org Organization focusing on children's mental health as well as adult counseling and therapy. Services include substance abuse, family therapy, divorce, depression, anxiety, ADHD, and others. |
| 0847 | YMCA of Greater Bergen County 201-487-6600 http://www.ymcagbc.org Provides after-school childcare; day and resident camping; senior programs, recreational and instructional swimming; gym; health and fitness programs for all ages; men's single room occupancy. |
| 0850 | Bergen County Y-A Jewish Community Center 201-666-6610 http://www.YJCC.org To promote the interest and welfare of the community of Bergen County through fostering personal growth and development. |
| 0852 | YWCA of Bergen County 201-444-5600 http://www.ywcabergencounty.org Provides infant and child day care; all day kindergarten; latchkey programs; rape crisis center, career development, summer camps, swimming and fitness, family support services. |
| 0859 | Girl Scouts-Lenni Lenape Council 973-248-8200 http://www.llgsc.org Helps girls grow to be strong, capable women. Open to girls 5-17 years of age. Operates Lake Rickabear and Camp Te Ata Girl Scout camps. |
| 0861 | Spectrum for Living Group Homes 201-358-8000 http://www.spectrumforliving.org Enables persons with developmental and physical disabilities to achieve their highest potential through a comprehensive program of residential, respite, recreational and family support services. |
| 0862 | Boy Scouts of America - Northern New Jersey Council 201-677-1000 http://www.nnjbsa.org Provides youth development program for young men (6-21and women (14-21) focusing around outdoor activities, developing citizenship, character and personal fitness. |
| 0864 | Cancer Care, Inc. 201-444-6630 http://www.cancercare.org Provides services, free-of-charge, to people touched by the crisis of cancer, including counseling, practical help, financial assistance and education programs. |
| 0873 | Care Plus New Jersey, Inc. 201-265-8200 http://www.careplusnj.org Provides comprehensive mental health substance abuse and focused case management services. Services are targeted to individuals of all ages, families, corporate employees and the public. |
| 0876 | West Side Infant Day Care Center 201-568-2571 West Side Infant and Teen Program was created to provide quality day care/parent involvement services to infants and their teen parents. |
| 0877 | Women's Rights Information Center 201-568-1166 http://www.womensrights.org To help women and their families who need to become self sufficient, to make intelligent life decisions, and to become productive members of society. |
| 0882 | Center for Food Action 201-569-1804 http://www.cfanj.org Provides emergency food, housing and utility assistance to low income and homeless people in Bergen County. |
| 0887 | Dr. David Goldberg Child Care Center 201-664-4013 The Goldberg Center provides care and education for young children 10 months through kindergarten including teaching skills necessary to succeed in elementary school and beyond. |
| 0890 | Pascack Mental Health Center 201-391-1355 Offers individual and group outpatient psychotherapy, medical evaluation and monitoring, outreach to physically challenged, marital and family counseling. Medicare and Medicaid accepted. |
| 0891 | American Red Cross - Bergen/Hudson Chapter 201-652-3210 http://www.redcross.org Provides emergency relief to victims of disaster, medical transportation and meals-on-wheels for the elderly and disabled, and training in CPR and First Aid. |
| 0892 | Pascack Valley Meals on Wheels 201-358-3036 Provides home delivered meals to area elderly and disabled that live alone and no longer drive. |
| 0897 | Christ Church Community Development Corp. 201-488-3850 Seeks to provide individual advocacy, guidance and mentoring through a holistic approach to address gaps in service and foster dignity, achievement and independence. |
| 0899 | YMCA Meadowlands Area 201-955-5300 http://www.meadowlandsYMCA.org To serve the residential and corporate communities by providing childcare, youth development, older adult, care for the disabled, and wellness programs and services. |
| 0900 | UNITED WAY OF BLOOMFIELD 973-748-1732 ITS MISSION IS TO SERVE THE HUMAN CARE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY. |
| 0902 | Catholic Charities 973-266-7998 Catholic Charities serves all people. Services include the homeless, the blind, counseling, shelters, senior programs and many other services. |
| 0903 | 1st Cerebral Palsy of New Jersey 973-751-0200 Provides Programs Infants to adults with cerebral palsy and other development disabilities therapeutic, medical services, school programs, adult care, etc. |
| 0905 | Northwest Essex Community Healthcare Network, Inc. 973-450-3100 Provides behavioral health services to those experiencing life difficulties or at risk of hospitalization or harm to self or others. Also program workshop for disabled. |
| 0907 | America Red Cross of Metro N.J. 973-575-0880 A Humanitarian Organization Led by Volunteers that Provides Relief to Victims of Disasters Helps People Prevent, Prepare and Respond to Emergencies. |
| 0908 | Girl Scouts of Greater Essex and Hudson Counties 973-746-8200 Values-based programs and activities for girls 5-17, designed to increase leadership, self esteem, self potential, and skill |
| 0909 | Family Service League, Inc. 973-746-0800, 973-743-3737 Provides family counseling, youth mentoring, EAP services, and childcare for families in Greater Essex County, NJ. |
| 0910 | Mental Health Association of Essex County 973-509-9777 Rehab program for the seriously and persistently ill. Center for low cost psychotherapy , private therapy, family resource center, integrated case management. |
| 0912 | Arc of Essex County 973-535-1181 Serving children and adults with Development disabilities and: Families: Services Includes Infant Stimulation, Pre School, Homes, Adult day Programs, Respite Care, Recreation and Social Services. |
| 0913 | Salvation Army - New Jersey Division 1-908-851-9300 Short term emergency assistance with food, shelter, clothing, utilities, rent , transportation, disasters, drugs/alcohol, rehabilitation, residential camping programs for children and senior citizens. |
| 0914 | Senior Care and Activities Center 973-783-5589 Senior Care & Activities Center is an adult day care program serving mentally and/or physical frail older adults residing in Essex County New Jersey. |
| 0918 | United Service Organization of Metro NY 1-212-695-5590 USO is responsible for operations at JFK International Airport, General Douglas MacArthur Memorial Center, wide range of services for the Armed Forces and their families. |
| 0920 | CYO Youth Ministries 201-998-0088 Leadership programsSummer Youth Program, Summer Camp Peer Counseling.Social Awareness and Development |
| 0922 | Northern New Jersey Boy Scouts of America 201-677-1000 To prepare people to make ethical choices over their lifetime by installing to them values of the Scout Oath & Law |
| 0923 | Cope Center, Inc. 973-783-6655 Responsive to individual and community needs. substance abuse, family crises, problems in daily living, and Aids. Offers collaborative efforts with local, county and state programs. |
| 0925 | Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey, Inc. 1-609-588-5515 Mission is to provide prevention and education, helpline referrals and public awareness programs to compulsive gamblers and those affected by this illness. |
| 1000 | UNITED WAY OF BURLINGTON COUNTY 609-267-4500 http://www.uwburlington.org THE UNITED WAY OF BURLINGTON COUNTY IS A LOCALLY RUN VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE PEOPLE OF OUR COMMUNITY. |
| 1002 | American Red Cross, Burlington County Chapter 609-267-9595 Health and emergency assistance volunteer organization providing programs to help people prepare for, and cope with emergencies and crisis. Coordination of blood services and health education. |
| 1005 | Ft. Dix Family Services 609-562-2767 http://www.dix.army.mil Direct social services to military personnel and families through information/referral, child care, services for handicapped, treatment and prevention of family violence and financial counseling. |
| 1006 | Arc of New Jersey, Burlington County Unit 856-764-9494 http://www.arcofburlington.org Provides community-based services to the developmentally disabled citizens of Burlington County and advocates for their specific needs. |
| 1007 | Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Burlington County 609-239-5200 Meets the needs of children, primarily from single-parent families, living in Burlington County, who require an additional one-to-one relationship with an adult. |
| 1008 | Burlington County Council, Boy Scouts of America 609-261-5850 http://www.bccbsa.org Teaches youth scouting skills and the practice of scouting ideas to improve family relations, promote citizenship and character development. |
| 1009 | Burlington County Community Action Program (BCCAP) 609-386-5800 Helps low-income residents move toward self-sufficiency through a variety of child care and housing programs. |
| 1011 | Girl Scouts of the South Jersey Pines 800-582-7692 http://www.gssjp.org A comprehensive, informal educational and support program for girls kindergarten through high school that will help each girl grow into the best possible woman she can be. |
| 1012 | Boys & Girls Club of Burlington County 609-835-0833 http://www.boysgirlsbc.org To inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. |
| 1013 | Virtua Homecare/Community Nursing Services 856-581-7200 http://www.virtua.org Promotes and maintains health and the prevention of disease and disability by providing in home, family centered care for the sick, disabled and terminally ill. |
| 1014 | CONTACT of Burlington County 856-234-8888, 609-871-4700, 60 http://www.contactburlco.org 1 24-hour crisis intervention telephone helpline serving the entire county toll-free. Provides information and referral, support for elderly or disabled and children home alone after school. |
| 1015 | Crossroads Programs, Inc. 609-267-2002 Provides abused, neglected, abandoned, homeless runaway adolescents and pregnant/parenting teens with emergency shelter, counseling, long-term housing and employment counseling. |
| 1018 | Drenk Mental Health Center Client Services: 609-267-1377, http://www.drenk.org Services the mental health and social service needs of people of all age groups by providing 24-hour, 7-day crisis intervention, counseling for individuals, groups and families. |
| 1021 | Family Service of Burlington County 609-267-5928 http://www.family-service.org Provides dynamic, preventive and therapeutic mental health services to individuals, families and groups. |
| 1024 | Cerebral Palsy Association Burlington County (Githens Center) 609-261-1667 Provides educational, therapeutic, rehabilitative, medical, recreational and social services to physically handicapped/developmentally disabled children and adults allowing them to develop to their highest potential. |
| 1025 | Christian Caring Center 609-893-0700 Providing food, clothing and shelter to people in need and other physical necessities if available. |
| 1026 | Interfaith Hospitality Network of Burlington County 856-638-0110 United outreach by the religious community in Burlington County to provide shelter, meals and assistance to homeless families. |
| 1027 | Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey 856-424-1333 Provides effective, affordable and accessible human services to children, adults and families, including those with special needs, in Southern New Jersey encompassed by the Jewish Federation. |
| 1029 | McGuire AFB Youth Activities 609-754-2050 Provides educational, family assistance and daycare programs for children of active and retired military personnel. Youth Activities Center, for youth-oriented organizations |
| 1031 | VNA Moorestown 856-552-1300 http://www.moorestownvna.org Provides skilled nursing and other health care services in the homes of patients throughout Burlington County. |
| 1033 | Occupational Training Center of Burlington County 609-267-6677 http://www.otcbc.org Provides vocational rehabilitation and training programs for the mentally, physically and socially handicapped residents of Burlington County. |
| 1038 | Tender, Inc. 856-234-5999 http://www.help4caregivers.org Adult day care for frail, handicapped senior citizens; providing transportation, supervision, snack and hot lunch; peer contact, and a structured program of activities. |
| 1040 | Visiting Homemaker & Health Services 609-267-7417 Provides comprehensive care of the sick and disabled in the home and promotes health and prevention of disease. |
| 1041 | Family "Y" of Burlington County (YMCA) 856-234-6200 http://www.ymca-bc.org Strengthens the family and community through recreational, social and athletic activities, in a manner, which promotes strong family and community relations. |
| 1046 | South Jersey Legal Services, Inc. 856-964-2010 Provides quality legal representation and advocacy to low-income individuals. |
| 1048 | Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton 609-267-9339 Behavioral Health Care provides mental Health services. Emergency Services provides emergency assistance. Providence House/Willingboro Shelter provides shelter and counseling to victims of domestic violence. |
| 1049 | Samaritan Hospice 856-596-1600 http://www.samaritanhospice.org Aids terminally ill patients and their families in their own homes with a staff of nurses, social workers and home health aids. |
| 1050 | Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey 856-966-4663 A home-away-from-home, providing comfort and support for families of critically ill or injured children receiving medical care. |
| 1052 | Habitat for Humanity of Burlington County 609-239-5551 http://www.habitatbcnj.org Renovates homes for sale to low-income families with children using a much volunteer labor and donated materials as possible. |
| 1054 | Helping Other People Evolve, Inc. (H.O.P.E.) 856-751-4673 http://www.hope_snj.tripod.com Assistance and support to recently widowed persons evolving through the natural stages of grieving by providing encouragement, information and helping them to achieve new life goals. |
| 1055 | Mental Health Association in Southwestern New Jersey 856-966-6767 Strives to eradicate the stigma of mental illness through community education; supported employment; social/recreational activities for boarding home residents; community companions; information/referral and advocacy. |
| 1058 | AIDS Coalition of Southern NJ 856-933-9500 http://www.acsnj.org Serves HIV/AIDS clients with case management, housing, meals, groceries, buddies, support groups, legal, transportation, employment services; also promotes HIV prevention programs to the general public. |
| 1060 | Homes of Hope 609-261-0220 Purchases and rehabilitates rundown rental housing to be used for decent and affordable housing for homeless and low-income people. Support services for tenants. |
| 1061 | Moorestown Ecumenical Neighborhood Development (MEND) 856-722-7070 http://www.mendinc.org Provides decent affordable rental housing for low and moderate income families, senior citizens and the handicapped/disabled in critical need. |
| 1065 | Literacy Volunteers of America in Burlington County 609-877-5566 http://www.burlco.lib.nj.us/lvabc Provides literacy instruction and services to adult students in Burlington County through the effective use of trained volunteers. |
| 1066 | Maryville, Inc. 856-629-0244 Provides residential chemical dependency treatment services to medically indigent clients who would otherwise not be able to access treatment due to their financial status. |
| 1068 | Services to Overcome Drug Abuse Among Teenagers (SODAT of New Jersey) 856-845-6363 Provides substance abuse treatment, outpatient services and prevention programs for adolescents and adults; support groups for children of substance abusers. |
| 1069 | Center for Traumatic Grief and Victim Services 856-866-2066 Provides advocacy, long-term emotional support, information services and financial assistance to eligible victims of violent crime, including the families of homicide victims. |
| 1100 | UNITED WAY OF CAMDEN COUNTY 856-963-2720 http://www.uwccnj.org IMPROVES LIVES BY ENGAGING THE CARING POWER OF OUR COMMUNITY. HELPS CHILDREN AND YOUTH SUCCEED, BUILDS SAFE, VITAL NEIGHBORHOODS, SUPPORTS VUNARABLE AND AGING POPULATIONS. |
| 1101 | Abilities Center of Southern New Jersey 856-848-1025 http://www.abilities4work.com Vocational education, training and employment services for students age 16 and over and for adults with disabilities. |
| 1102 | American Red Cross, Camden County Chapter 856-365-7100 http://www.camdenredcross.org Multi-service agency providing disaster relief; CPR, first aid, water safety, and HIV prevention education; blood and blood products; violence prevention; services to military and veterans. |
| 1103 | Bancroft Neurohealth 856-429-0010 http://www.bancroftneurohealth.org Special educational and therapeuti. programs for physically, mentally, and emotionally handicapped and developmentally delayed children from birth to age 3. |
| 1104 | Bestwork Industries for the Blind 856-939-5220 http://www.bestworkindustries.org Provides employment and training opportunities in a supportive work setting, with services such as evaluation, job training, employee assistance, and job placement referrals where possible. |
| 1105 | Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Camden & Gloucester Counties 856-546-1221 http://www.bbbscg.org Adult volunteers serving as role models, mentors and friends to children/youth (ages 7-15), primarily from single-parent families. |
| 1106 | Boy Scouts of America, Southern NJ Council 856-327-1700 http://www.snjscouting.org Provides youth programs to develop character, citizenship, leadership, physical fitness and career development. Programs for young men and women grades 9-12 in exploring. |
| 1107 | BPUM Child Development Centers 856-966-8006 Infant, preschool and childcare programs at four locations throughout Camden County. |
| 1109 | Girl Scouts of Camden County 856-795-1560 http://www.gscamden.org Provides informational education and recreation throughout the Camden County area so that girls will develop their full potential to be happy and resourceful citizens. |
| 1110 | Camden Day Nursery Association 856-365-2200 Provides childcare and education to children ages 6 months to 5 years. |
| 1111 | Center for Family Services 856-964-1990 http://www.centerffs.org Nationally accredited agency providing professional counseling for individuals, couples, families. Specialized services for children, teens, senior citizens. State certified rape crisis center for Camden County. |
| 1112 | Camden Eye Center 856-365-1811 http://www.camdeneye.com Vision and eye health services for needy, uninsured and low-income persons at three locations. Mobile vision unit provides services to all of Camden County. |
| 1113 | CPAC/Community Planning & Advocacy Council 856-663-3998 http://www.cpachvi.org Health and human service planning, coordination and technical assistance; acts as an advocate in meeting community needs; operates several senior programs and youth volunteer programs. |
| 1114 | Contact Community Helplines 856-795-5073 http://www.contacthelplines.org A 24-hour, 7 day-a-week, crisis hotline staffed with trained volunteers. Offers reassurance, information and referrals to callers. Special teen line and senior support. |
| 1115 | Cooper Health System 856-342-2010 http://www.cooperhealth.org A network of services that includes prevention and wellness, primary and specialty physician services, hospital care, diagnosis and treatment services, and home health services. |
| 1117 | American Community Partnership 856-338-1331 http://www.acpusa.org Leverages local, state, national, union, corporate resources to provide long-term career opportunities, with living wages and benefits, for public housing residents, underemployed and low-income individuals. |
| 1118 | Boys and Girls Club of Camden County 856-966-9700 http://www.bgccamdenconj.org Provides programs and services to promote the social, educational, health, leadership and character development of boys and girls during critical periods of their growth. |
| 1120 | Camden Neighborhood Renaissance 856-635-9500 Builds upon the relationships in the community to eliminate the drug activity one specific area at a time and to impact upon economic/social issues. |
| 1121 | Catholic Charities, Diocese of Camden 856-342-4100 http://www.catholiccharitiescamden.org Provides social services to, advocates for and empowers the poor, oppressed or vulnerable without discrimination. |
| 1122 | Hispanic Family Center of Southern NJ 856-541-6985 http://www.hispanicfamilycenter.com Bilingual and bicultural services in drug/alcohol, mental health, job counseling/placement and educational/vocational programs. Adult day care and homemaker services to the elderly. |
| 1123 | Ronald McDonald House of Southern NJ - Camden 856-966-4663 http://www.ronaldhouse-snj.org A home-away-from-home for families of critically ill and injured children. |
| 1124 | Education Information and Resource Center 856-528-7000 http://www.eirc.org Provides resources to parent, parents-to-be, grandparents, childcare providers, teachers to foster physical, emotional, cognitive, and social development to help children become successful adults. |
| 1126 | Jewish Camden Partnership 856-616-1041 http://www.jewishcamdenpartnership.org Collaborates to build Camden's economic, social, and cultural foundation guided by a pursuit of justice and desire to transform communities. |
| 1127 | Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Southern NJ Chapter 856-869-0200 http://www.leukemia-lymphoma.org Committed to reaching out to those with leukemia, lymphoma andmyeloma. Develops programs to meet the needs of patients, families and oncology professionals. |
| 1129 | NJ Academy for Aquatic Sciences 856-365-3300 http://www.njaquarium.org Promotes the understanding and protection of aquatic life in youth while also teaching them to be responsible members of the community. |
| 1130 | Kennedy Memorial Hospital - University Medical Center 856-566-5200 http://www.kennedyhealth.org Integrated health care delivery system providing a full continuum of health care services, ranging from acute-care hospitals to outpatient and wellness programs. |
| 1131 | Larc School 856-933-3725 http://www.larcschool.com Therapeutic, educational and recreational programs for developmentally disabled and multi-handicapped children. |
| 1132 | Sikora Center 856-963-1312 Provides opportunities for women and children to attain and practice healthy living, become self-supportive and empowered to make a positive impact on their environment. |
| 1133 | Mary H. Thomas Nursery Home Inc. 856-365-0040 Provides day care services to children ages birth to 5 years; priority given to children referred from D.Y.F.S. and children with special needs. |
| 1134 | Maryville 856-629-0244 A non-profit addiction recovery agency that provides a comprehensive continuum of care for individuals and families affected by substance abuse. |
| 1135 | Mental Health Association in Southwestern NJ 856-966-6767 http://www.mhaswnj.org Provides mental wellness presentations for community groups, schools, businesses. Offers employment program for adults with mental illness. Provides volunteer companions for children/adults with mental illness. |
| 1136 | New Jersey Association for Retarded Citizens 856-767-3650 Provides services for individual needs of adults with developmental disabilities in a sheltered workshop environment. |
| 1137 | Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center 856-824-3472 http://www.lourdesnet.org Provides a holistic approach to healing through intervention and educational services, focusing on the mind, body, emotions, and spirit. |
| 1138 | Planned Parenthood of Southern NJ 856-365-3519 http://www.ppsnj.org Provides education for teens regarding sexual behavior and health and responsible decision making. Provides prenatal medical care for women of limited means or no insurance. |
| 1141 | Respond, Inc. 856-365-4403 Provides child daycare, after-school programs; services to assist the elderly, homeless and unemployed. |
| 1143 | Salvation Army Camden Citadel Corp 856-338-1700 Provides activities to youth to enhance social development and leadership. Provides services to lower Camden County. |
| 1145 | Steininger Behavioral Care Services 856-482-8747 http://www.sbcs.us County-wide psychiatric crisis intervention and case management services. Supportive housing program for homeless mentally ill. |
| 1146 | Trinity Hospice Inc. 856-939-9000 http://www.vnss.com Provides high quality end of life supportive care to terminally ill patients with a prognosis of six months or less who have chosen hospice services. |
| 1147 | Urban Promise Ministries Community Development 856-661-1700 http://www.urbanpromiseusa.org Offers programs to equip children and young adults with the educational, vocational, and personal skills necessary for academic achievement, life management, leadership, and spiritual growth. |
| 1148 | Union Organization for Social Service 856-663-2888 http://www.uoss.org The nation's first "Labor Agency" that provides services to unions, their members and the community through the AFL-CIO Community Services Program in Southern New Jersey. |
| 1149 | Work Group 856-486-7390 Works with at-risk youth to develop skills which will improve their future such as GED preparation, job training, interview skills, and much more. |
| 1150 | Camden County Council on Economic Opportunity 856-964-6887 http://www.camdencountyoeo.org Strengthens the underprivileged, poor, handicapped, uneducated, unskilled or other disadvantaged people of our community by providing all resources available from Federal, State and Local government. |
| 1151 | Volunteers of America Delaware Valley 856-854-4660 http://www.voadv.org Strives to eradicate the stigma of mental illness through community education; supported employment; social/recreational activities for boarding home residents; community companions and information and advocacy. |
| 1152 | Group Homes of Camden County 856-541-9283 Serves young adults who have aged out of the foster care system and need assistance with transition into productive adults. |
| 1153 | Virtua West Jersey Health System 856-966-6767 http://www.virtua.org In addition to operating acute care hospital facilities, initiates community projects with the ultimate goal of improving the health of residents of South Jersey |
| 1154 | YMCA of Camden County 856-772-9622 Swim instruction, fitness classes, sport skills, informal social education, child care and day camp. Youth programs include mentoring and teen nights. |
| 1156 | Food Bank of South Jersey 856-662-4884 http://www.foodbanksj.org Supplies surplus food to over 200 non-profit organizations for onsite meals and/or food distribution daily to thousands in need or ill throughout a four county area. |
| 1157 | Samaritan Hospice 856-596-1600 http://www.samaritanhospice.org Responds to the needs of people faced with terminal illness or grief. Comfort, care and support are provided regardless of patient's ability to pay. |
| 1159 | Coriell Institute for Medical Research 856-966-7377 coriell.umdnj.edu A world renowned biomedical and genetic research facility specializing in research and prevention of diabetes, leukemia, breast, prostate and skin cancer. |
| 1160 | South Jersey Legal Services 856-964-2010 Provides quality legal advice, representation and advocacy for eligible low-income people and to organizations composed of and/or serving the low-income in four counties. |
| 1162 | Jewish Federation of Southern NJ 856-751-9500 http://www.jfedsnj.org The Federation funds a broad spectrum of Jewish social agencies serving Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties, and humanitarian programs throughout the world. |
| 1163 | Southern NJ Perinatal Cooperative 856-665-6000 http://www.snjpc.org State licensed maternal and child health consortium of health care providers and consumers providing services for pregnant women, infants and children in Southern New Jersey. |
| 1164 | New Visions Community Services of Camden 856-963-0857 Provides emergency food, clothing and a homeless day shelter for men, women and children; assists hard-core unemployed. |
| 1165 | Promise Alternative Care 856-456-1121 Provides medical day care services to the frail and elderly, helping to prevent premature institutionalization. |
| 1166 | South Jersey Behavioral Health Resources 856-488-5600 http://www.sjbhr.org Provides an array of behavioral health services for residents throughout South Jersey, with an emphasis on the areas of greatest needs. |
| 1167 | AIDS Coalition of Southern NJ 856-933-9500 http://www.acsnj.org Services HIV/AIDS clients with case management, housing, meals, groceries, buddies, support groups, legal, transportation, employment services; also promotes HIV prevention programs to the general public. |
| 1170 | Robins' Nest 856-881-8689 http://www.robinsnestinc.org Group home-based counseling, crisis intervention and support for at-risk adolescents. |
| 1200 | UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL JERSEY 732-247-3727 http://www.uwcj.org FUNDS HUMAN SERVICE PROGRAMS CONDUCTED BY 45 AGENCIES IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY/FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, INCLUDING SERVICES FOR THE DISABLED, FAMILIES, HOMELESS, ELDERLY, YOUTH, COMMUNITY HEALTH, CHILDCARE. |
| 1201 | American Red Cross - Central Jersey 609-951-8550 http://www.njredcross.org Disaster relief for natural and man-made disasters, services to military families, blood, health and safety training, transportation for elderly and disabled & youth leadership development. |
| 1202 | Association for Retarded Citizens. Middlesex County 732-247-8155 http://www.arc-middlesex.com Is committed to providing services to people with developmental disabilities that will encourage personal growth and enhance quality of life through empowerment, choice and support. |
| 1203 | Boy Scouts of America NJ Council 609-419-1600 http://www.cnjc-bsa.org Scouting program (Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Venturer, Explorer) of values education and character development, teaches ethics and leadership allowing youth to achieve their full potential. |
| 1204 | Catholic Charities - Diocese of Metuchen 732-324-8200 http://www.ccdom.org Counseling, group homes, childcare, foster care, adoption, youth programs, affordable housing, homeless shelters, health services and emphasis on economically poor and devalued. |
| 1205 | Cerebral Palsy Association of Middlesex County 732-549-6187 Regional treatment and multi-services agency for infants, children, adults with developmental and related disabilities early intervention, education, medical, residential, vocational and enabling technology and programs. |
| 1206 | Civic League of Greater New Brunswick 732-247-9066 http://www.civicleague.com Offers employment referral, counseling, procurement and advocacy services, community and youth development activities along with health education prevention activities. |
| 1207 | Girls Scouts of Delaware Raritan, Inc. 732-821-9090 The organization's mission/purpose is to inspire girls with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism and service that they may become happy and resourceful citizens. |
| 1209 | Family & Childrens Services of Central NJ, Inc. 609-924-2098 http://www.nj-counseling.org A non-profit organization providing programs for children, seniors and fragile families in the communities we serve as well as behavioral health counseling. |
| 1211 | Central Jersey Legal Services, Inc. 732-249-7600 http://www.lsnj.com Provides free legal assistance to low income residents of Mercer, Middlesex and Union Counties, with legal problems in housing family, consumer, public benefits and other issues. |
| 1212 | Jewish Renaissance Foundation 732-324-2114 A non-profit, non-sectarian organization, with a network of healthcare providers, administering culturally competent healthcare to the underinsured and uninsured. |
| 1213 | NJ Association on Corrections 609-396-8900 http://www.community.nj.com Services to low income individuals who are offenders, ex-offenders, living with HIV/AIDS, recovering substance abusers, survivors of domestic violence/sexual assault, children of incarcerated parents. |
| 1214 | Puerto Rican Association for Human Development, Inc. 732-442-1081 PRAHD provides quality services to low-income families, children, youth and elderly by improving social, economic, health and educational status. |
| 1215 | Middlesex Interfaith Partners With The Homeless 732-729-7770 Provides housing and supportive services to homeless populations in the Central New Jersey area, including Amanda Crossing and Imani Park transitional housing program. |
| 1216 | YM-YWHA of Raritan Valley 732-249-2221 The mission is t. strengthen the community by strengthening the family and individual. Everyone is encouraged to engage with others through social, recreational, |
| 1217 | South County Day Care Center 732-521-1020 Caring/teaching children ages 2 1/2 - 6. Provides year-round day care services fo. 60 children for families who are working or attending school. Sliding scale fee. |
| 1218 | Puerto Rican Action Board (dba) 732-828-4510 http://www.prab.com Provides services to low-income residents of Central New Jersey, including pre-school, youth development, home construction/improvement/weatherization, housing counseling, job placement, community education/advocacy. |
| 1219 | The Salvation Army - New Brunswick 732-545-1477 Provides emergency assistance and community services; food, clothing, furniture, security deposit/rental assistance, prescriptions, utilities, childcare, transportation, After School programs, ESL, computer classes, youth/seniors camp. |
| 1220 | InfoLine of Middlesex County 211 or 888-908-4636 http://www.info-line.org Provides easy access to over 1400 social service programs in Middlesex and Mercer Counties and surrounding areas; also serving as the Homeless Hotline of Middlesex County. |
| 1221 | Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey 732-634-6110 http://www.vnacj.org Home health and community based health services provided throughout Monmouth and Middlesex Counties, including skilled nursing, rehabilitative therapy, home health aides services and certified hospice services. |
| 1222 | The Open Door, Inc. 732-246-4800 http://www.newhopefoundation.org Is dedicated to delivering high quality prevention and treatment services to those most in need of prevention against, or care for alcoholism and drug addiction. |
| 1223 | Women Helping Women 732-549-6000 http://www.whwnj.com Women Helping Women provides financially accessible therapeutic and support services to women in a non-judgmental environment that empowers women to achieve personal growth and interdependence. |
| 1224 | YMCA Metuchen/Edison 732-548-2044 Offers a wide variety of program services including child care, aquatics, fitness, services to the disabled, and the annual summer camp. |
| 1226 | YMCA Raritan Valley 732-257-4114 http://www.raritanvalleyymca.org Offers a wide variety of program services including childcare, youth programs, aquatics, summer day camps and senior activities. |
| 1228 | Raritan Bay Healthcare Foundation, Inc. 732-442-3700 http://www.rbmc.org 501 bed acute care hospital in Perth Amboy and Old Bridge, that has provided quality health care to residents of Central New Jersey for 100 years. |
| 1229 | Jewish Family & Vocational Service of Middlesex County 732-777-1940 http://www.jfvs.org Counseling, Comprehensive Services and Social Daycare for Older Adults, Citizenship, Naturalization, ESL, Kosher Meals on Wheels, Emergency Food, Vocational and Employment, Children's Counseling Center, Volunteer Opportunities. |
| 1230 | Housing Coalition of Central NJ 732-249-9700 Counseling for low/moderate income households on fair housing, tenant/landlord laws, first-time home buying, mortgage default, reverse mortgages for elderly, homesharing/housing location assistance. |
| 1231 | Middlesex County Economic Opportunities Corp. 732-846-6600 A community action agency, which provides a wide range of human services to low-income families including a federally funded Head Start Program. |
| 1232 | John E. Toolan Kiddie Keep Well (dba) 732-548-6542 http://www.kieeiekeepwellcamp.org Keep Well Camp provides a residential camping experience, focused on health and wellness for disadvantaged children from Middlesex County, at no cost to the families. |
| 1233 | Middlesex County Child Assault Prevention Project 732-679-2929 Provides child abuse awareness programs to teachers, parents, students throughout the local school districts/day care centers benefiting children from Pre-School to High School. |
| 1234 | Planned Parenthood of Central NJ 732-842-9300 http://www.ppcnj.org Offers education and medical services related to family planning and reproductive health. Middlesex County Health Centers in New Brunswick, Perth Amboy and Spotswood. |
| 1235 | VSA Arts NJ 732-745-3885 http://www.vsanj.org A statewide organization that provides educational, recreational opportunities through programs in creative writing, dance, drama, music, visual arts for children and adults with disabilities. |
| 1236 | Women Aware, Inc. 732-249-4900 Services for victims of domestic violence. We provide 24 hour hotline; emergency shelter; counseling; children's services; community education; legal advocacy; referral to batterer's intervention services. |
| 1237 | Jewish Family Service of Southern Middlesex County 732-257-4100 http://www.jfgmc.org Counseling services for children, adolescents, adults/families; Services for seniors - Care management, Alzheimer's respite, Socialization programs, Support groups; Meals-on-Wheels; Emergency food; resettlement; Volunteer opportunities. |
| 1238 | Interfaith Network of Care, Inc. 732-247-1655 http://www.interfaithnetworkofcare.org Volunteers network from various congregations, agencies and the community, trained to respond personally to the everyday needs of people who are homebound and their care givers. |
| 1239 | Elijah's Promise 732-545-9002 http://www.elijahspromise.org Provides meals, social services, culinary job training and micro-business assistance to people who are low-income and homeless to empower lives and alleviate hunger. |
| 1240 | Greater New Brunswick Day Care Council 732-249-4299 Provides comprehensive early care and learning services to prevent infant mortality and assist at risk infants/toddlers in overcoming the effects of neglect and abuse. |
| 1241 | Resource Center for Women and their Families 908-359-0003 http://www.rcwtf.org Provides free, confidential services to empower domestic violence victims including emergency shelter, 24-hour hotline, legal advocacy, adult and children's counseling, transitional housing and community outreach. |
| 1242 | The Salvation Army - Perth Amboy 732-826-7040 Provides basic human needs: food, clothing, shelter, disaster services, social development programs; camping, scouting, music, Homemaker, Mommy & Me, After School Tutoring & Computers. |
| 1243 | The Salvation Army - NJ Division Service Extension Fund 908-851-9300 Provides short-term assistance with food, shelter, prescriptions, utilities, limited rent, clothing and furniture. Disaster canteen presence. Drug/alcohol rehabilitation. Residential camping for youth/senior citizens. |
| 1247 | Friends of the Monroe Township Senior Center 732-521-2101 http://www.monroetwp.com A volunteer organization involved in charitable and educational projects. Monthly luncheons, food distribution and the holiday toy drive are a major part of our existence. |
| 1248 | Volunteers of America Delaware Valley 908-707-9753 The Agape House Program offers temporary emergency shelter, including case management and child services to homeless families and single women in Somerset County. |
| 1249 | Anshe Emeth Community Development Corporation, Inc. 732-296-9922 Loans durable medical equipment (wheelchairs, walkers) a. no cost to low-income residents of Middlesex County who are not eligible for public programs. |
| 1250 | FISH Hospitality, Inc. 732-968-5957 FISH Hospitality Program, Inc. serves homeless families and single women, providing shelter and meals, giving them a new opportunity to live independently in their community. |
| 1300 | UNITED WAY OF ESSEX AND WEST HUDSON 973-624-8300 RESULTS ORIENTED COMMUNITY BUILDER INVESTING TIME/RESOURCES ON INITIATIVES THAT CREATE STRONG COMMUNITIES, I.E. SUCCESS BY 6. COLLABORATION COMMITTED TO PREPARE CHILDREN TO LEARN AND THRIVE. |
| 1301 | The AIDS Resource Center CDC of the Episcopal Diocese of Newark 973-481-0009 Serving individuals infected/affected by HIV/AIDS by providing culturally sensitive, nutritionally balanced home-delivered meals, and providing supportive prevention education to help stop the spread of HIV/AIDS. |
| 1305 | Babyland Family Services, Inc. 973-399-3400 Babyland is one of the largest, non-profit children and family agencies in the city of Newark, serving families and community residents for 35 years. |
| 1306 | Boy and Girls Club of Newark 973-242-1200 The Boys and Girls Club of Newark operates three clubs in the Central, West, and North Wards providing quality after-school programs to Newark's youth. |
| 1308 | Apostles' House (The) 973-482-0625 Provides emergency services to families in Newark. Services include shelter, food, clothing, emergency funds, counseling and referrals delivered through a case management system. |
| 1314 | East Orange/Orange Community Development Corporation 973-266-5315 EOCDC is a Social Service Agencies developed to ameliorate poverty and economically empower low-income clients towards self-sufficiency. |
| 1316 | El Club Del Barrio 973-624-4222 ECDB provides bilingual services, information, and referrals to underserved community residents including children and seniors in the City of Newark. |
| 1318 | Valley Settlement House, Inc. 973-678-2550 Multi-service community based agency with programs targeted at general community support at assisting families by providing services and resources to enhance development and stability. |
| 1322 | Family Connections 973-675-3817 A counseling agency that provides outpatient individual, family, and group therapy, substance abuse counseling, outreach services to foster families and seniors reunification. |
| 1323 | FOCUS Hispanic Center for Community Development, Inc. 973-624-2528 FOCUS prepares Latinos in the Greater Essex & Hudson County areas with social, vocational and educational programs to enter the job market and become self-sufficient. |
| 1325 | Jewish Family Service of MetroWest 973-765-9050 JFS is a non-sectarian social service agency that provides counseling, legal, emergency and support services to victims of domestic violence through the Rachel Coalition. |
| 1328 | International Youth Organization 973-621-1100 IYO empowers disenfranchised youth and their families to take responsibility for themselves and their community through programs and services promoting positive social and civic values. |
| 1329 | Jewish Vocational Service of MetroWest 973-674-6330 JVS uses special skills, knowledge and training to help its clients become economically self-reliant, productive citizens, earning their own living in constructive careers. |
| 1332 | Isaiah House 973-678-5882 A community-based agency for children and families located in East Orange, NJ providing housing and support service to fragile and homeless youth, adults and families. |
| 1333 | Newark Community Health Centers, Inc. 973-483-1300 NCHC is a private, non-profit Federally Qualified Health Center providing innovative, low-to-no-cost, high quality health care to the residents of Newark and East Orange, NJ. |
| 1334 | La Casa De Don Pedro 973-482-8312 La Casa De Don Pedro has been serving Newark's North End for over 30 years. Our mission is to foster self-sufficiency, empowerment and neighborhood revitalization. |
| 1335 | Leaguers, Incorporated (The) 973-643-0300 A community-based organization that works with children and families assisting them through diverse programs promoting self-sufficiency ultimately leading to positive life changes. |
| 1336 | Newark Literacy Campaign 973-623-4001 Empower learners who seek to overcome illiteracy with free instructions in reading; by providing meaningful literacy services to adults and children in the Newark area. |
| 1340 | American Red Cross of Metropolitan NJ 973-797-3300 Disaster relief and preparedness, fire safety education, youth clubs, senior volunteer programs, health and safety training, Braille Transcription, international and Holocaust tracing, HIV/AIDS prevention education. |
| 1341 | Newark Day Care Center 973-643-5710 The oldest nonprofit in NJ and the third oldest in the country, this progressive, innovative, and pace setting program serves children, adults and seniors. |
| 1343 | New Jersey Association on Correction 609-396-8900 NJAC serves HIV/AIDS positive individuals, survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, women in recovery and their children, children of incarcerated parents, and ex-offenders. |
| 1344 | Choices, Inc. 973-481-1889 A residential program of substance abuse treatment, parenting training, empowering mothers with skills leading to sobriety and stronger families. Provides intensive outpatient treatment for men. |
| 1347 | Newark Renaissance House 973-623-3386 A comprehensive, multidisciplinary addictions treatment for women, adolescents and children of substance abusers with the purpose of breaking the cycle of substance abuse in families. |
| 1354 | Community Agencies Corporation of NJ 973-621-2273 CAC of NJ is a family of agencies working collaboratively to deliver programs that strengthen the lives of children and families of the Greater Newark. |
| 1357 | Community Day Nursery 973-673-2430 Community Day Nursery provides high quality childcare and education programs for children. |
| 1358 | Urban League of Essex County 973-624-9535 ULEC is a community-based organization promoting family self-sufficiency. Founded in 1917 by William Ashby, the Urban League is an affiliate of the National Urban League. |
| 1360 | COPE Center, Inc. 973-783-6655 COPE is a community-based nonprofit agency that focuses its work on the problems related to family health, drug abuse and HIV/AIDS. |
| 1365 | YWCA of Essex and West Hudson 973-672-9500 Celebrating 90 years of empowering women and eliminating racism, the YWCA provides program services and support to community families. |
| 1367 | Association for Retarded Citizens of Essex County, Inc. 973-535-1181 Advocates and provides services to persons with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities in Essex and West Hudson Counties. |
| 1371 | Kids In Business 973-623-0222 KIB provides in-school and out-of-school learning opportunities and work experiences to youth, adults and senior citizens. |
| 1375 | Freedom Foundation of New Jersey, Inc. 973-733-7907 An organization designed to promote the health and well-being of youth by providing adult and peer support to help them abstain from destructive lifestyles. |
| 1376 | Literacy Volunteers of America-West Hudson, Inc. 201-998-3336 LVA-WH is a non-profit organization devoted to improving the lives of West Hudson residents through literacy. |
| 1379 | Healthy Mothers/Healthy Babies of Essex, Inc. 973-621-7758 Seeks to improve the health and well-being of women and their families living in East Orange, Irvington, Newark & Orange through outreach, education and support services. |
| 1381 | Integrity, Inc 973-623-7237 Integrity, Inc. is a multifaceted proven therapeutic community based addictions treatment facility which provides prevention, intervention, education, and residential and outpatient treatment services in NJ. |
| 1382 | Youth Development Clinic, Inc. of Newark 973-623-5080 YDC is a private, non-profit, 501(c)(3) child guidance clinic incorporated in 1958 to serve Newark children and their families. |
| 1388 | Ironbound Community Corporation 973-465-0555 ICC provides a variety of social, educational and advocacy services for a largely low-income, immigrant community. |
| 1400 | UNITED WAY OF GLOUCESTER COUNTY 856-845-4303 http://www.uwgcnj.org UNITED WAY OF GLOUCESTER COUNTY RAISES FUNDS FOR HUMAN CARE AGENCIES, WHICH PROVIDE MUCH NEEDED SERVICES TO MORE THAN 73,000 RESIDENTS IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY. |
| 1401 | Abilities Center of Southern New Jersey, Inc. 856-848-1025 Develops employment opportunities for persons with barriers to entering or re-entering the work force. This is achieved through education, training, and employment. |
| 1402 | American Red Cross, Gloucester County Chapter 856-845-8500 A humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, that provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond emergencies. |
| 1403 | The Arc Gloucester 856-848-8648 The Arc Gloucester is a non-profit organization-serving people with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities and their families, through education, advocacy and direct services. |
| 1404 | Boy Scouts of America, Southern New Jersey Council 856-327-1700 To serve others by helping to instill values in young people and prepare them to make ethical choices during their lifetime in achieving their potential. |
| 1405 | Hollydell, Inc. 856-582-5151 Provides educational and therapeutic diagnostic and intervention services for physically involved persons from birth to twenty-one years of age. |
| 1406 | NewPoint Behavioral Healthcare 856-845-8050 To provide comprehensive, accessible, innovative and cost-effective behavioral health services for those of all ages to effect improved emotional well-being. |
| 1408 | Glassboro Child Development Centers 856-881-3331 Provide daily care for children while parents are working or in training full-time, part-time, and any other as space permits. |
| 1409 | Girl Scouts of the South Jersey Pines 856-697-3900 Committed to develop a sense of purpose, direction and achievement in girls through learning experiences that enable each girl to reach her full potential. |
| 1410 | Center for Family Services, Inc. 856-964-1990 To support and empower individuals, families, and communities to achieve a better life through vision, hope, and strength. |
| 1412 | Maryville, Inc. 856-629-0244 Committed to providing comprehensive, high quality treatment to individuals and families affected by the disease of addiction, regardless of their ability to pay. |
| 1415 | Repauno Pre School Day Care Center, Inc. 856-423-3222 Provides child care services for infant and pre-school children, 6 weeks to 6 years old, of low-income, working or in-training parents. |
| 1417 | Robins' Nest, Inc. 856-881-8689 Whatever it takes...providing solutions to the problems that create pain and suffering for children. |
| 1419 | SODAT of New Jersey, Inc. (Services to Overcome Drug Abuse Among Teenagers) 856-845-6363 Provides treatment services to individuals and families suffering the disease of addiction, and prevention services in an effort to counter its devastating affects. |
| 1423 | Visiting Nurse & Homemaker Services, Inc. 609-267-7417 Provide quality home health care to the elderly and disabled and supportive care to assist in maintaining a family unit to avoid inappropriate institutionalization. |
| 1425 | Woodbury Child Development Center 856-845-2243 Provide age appropriate, early education and care for children ages 6 months to 12 years of age. |
| 1426 | YMCA of Gloucester County 856-845-0720 Development of spirit, mind, and body by providing leadership, programs, and services to ALL county residents instilling Christian ideals of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. |
| 1428 | Big Brothers Big Sisters of Camden & Gloucester Counties 856-546-1221 To provide positive role models and to enhance the development of youth in need. |
| 1429 | Literacy Volunteers of America, Gloucester County 856-218-4743 Provides free tutoring services to all Gloucester County adults wishing to improve basic literacy and English as a second language. |
| 1430 | Shirley Eves Developmental & Therapeutic Center, Inc. 856-825-5840 Provides programs that assist children/adults with disabilities with appropriate opportunities to develop to their fullest potential. |
| 1431 | VNA of Southern New Jersey (Visiting Nurse Association) 856-939-9000 Provision of high quality, cost-effective health care services, supplies and equipment to the residents of the communities we serve. |
| 1433 | Volunteers of America Delaware Valley, Inc. 856-853-0350 Provides community-based assistance to populations in need, so that they can lead self-fulfilled, independent lives. |
| 1434 | Burn Foundation 215-988-9882 To support burn care and prevent burn injury. |
| 1436 | Food Bank of South Jersey 856-662-4884 Eliminate hunger and malnutrition in the four counties it serves, Southwestern New Jersey-Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Salem. |
| 1437 | Samaritan Hospice 856-596-1600 Responds to needs of all people, regardless of financial circumstances, faced with serious, progressive illness and grief. |
| 1439 | FamCare, Inc. 856-881-9531 To provide health and education services with an emphasis on reproductive health for those who otherwise do not have access or means. |
| 1442 | AIDS Coalition of Southern NJ 856-933-9500 To ensure the quality of care and the continuity of vital resources for people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. |
| 1443 | South Jersey Legal Services, Inc. 856-964-2010 To provide quality legal representation and advocacy to low-income individuals. |
| 1444 | CONTACT Community Help Lines 856-795-5073 To help people in crisis or need by providing empathetic listening and information and referrals in a confidential, non-judgmental manner. |
| 1500 | UNITED WAY OF HUDSON COUNTY 201-434-2625 http://www.UnitedWayofHC.org TO STUDY SOCIAL SERVICE NEEDS AND FOSTER COOPERATION AND UNITY OF ACTION AMONG ITS MEMBER AGENCIES TO SOLVE THESE NEEDS. |
| 1502 | Jersey City Public Library 201-547-5770 http://www.library.org The program will purchase needed instructional materials for students and family groups and hire part-time personal to expand and strengthen the basic literacy programs. |
| 1503 | American Red Cross/Hudson County Chapter 201-433-3100 http://www.redcrosshudsoncounty.org Service members of the Armed Forces, veterans and their families, disaster services, blood program, health and safety programs, volunteer, youth programs and international relations. |
| 1504 | Bayonne Community Mental Health Center 201-339-9200 Services include Child, Adolescent and Adult Out patient Psychiatric Services, Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Programs, Partial Care Programs for Adults with Mental Illness. |
| 1505 | Boys & Girls Club of Hudson County 201-333-4100 http://www.bgchc.org Provides social/recreational game room events, cultural workshops, tutoring and remedial programs, physical education diversified gymnasium program and special counseling. |
| 1506 | Bayonne Family YMCA 201-339-2330 The Bayonne Family YMCA builds strong kids, families and communities through services that spiritually, mentally, physically, and socially improve society as a whole. |
| 1507 | Jewish Community Center of Bayonne 201-436-6900 The Jewish Community Center serves Bayonne with recreational programs for youths and adults, as well as fine arts and senior citizens services. |
| 1508 | Catholic Community Services 201-798-9957 http://www.ccsnewark.org Multi services and mental agency providing information and referral, clothing and food donations, speech and hearing services and special programs. |
| 1510 | Educational Arts Team 201-432-1911 The agency serves children and families through educational workshops and a summer camp that uses the arts to teach basic academic skills and social services. |
| 1511 | Franciscan Home & Rehabilitation Center 201-451-9000 http://www.bonsecoursnj.com Provides a supervised day program that offers caregivers relief from constant care and gives participants an opportunity to remain as active and independent as possible. |
| 1512 | House of Faith, Inc., The 201-435-6100 Step-by-step 22 week supportive services program that enables homeless adults to achieve self-sufficiency and enter transitional housing. |
| 1513 | Girl Scouts of Greater Essex & Hudson Counties 973-746-8200 http://www.gscgehc.org Provides continuous preparation for adulthood, giving girls a chance to develop their potential through innovative educational and recreational programs including special interest activities and trips. |
| 1514 | Salvation Army 201-435-7355 http://www.salvationarmy.gotoo.com Day Care program that provides care for children of financially struggling parents in the community. |
| 1515 | Hudson County Council of Social Agencies 201-434-2625 http://www.unitedwayofhc.org Provides pertinent information concerning health, education, recreation, welfare and youth resources, which are a available to the entire community. |
| 1516 | International Institute of NJ 201-653-3888 http://www.iinj.org Immigration and naturalization assistance; English classes and basic skills classes for adults; resettlement services; vocational counseling and job development; inter-group education program. |
| 1518 | Jewish Family & Counseling Service 201-436-6378 Social Agency serving the varied needs of residents of Jersey City, Bayonne, and Hoboken by providing psychosocial and concrete services. |
| 1523 | North Hudson Community Action Corp 201-866-9320 http://www.nhcac.org Twenty Programs provide services to residents of North Hudson area-Headstart, substance abuse, mental health, and family counseling and homelessness prevention. |
| 1524 | Hudson Community Enterprises 201-434-3303 http://www.ochcnj.org Creates opportunities for individuals who are disabled or economically disadvantaged to successfully integrate into the community. Also, work with youth transitioning form school to careers. |
| 1525 | Police Athletic League 201-858-6966 Provides recreational and educational programs in: all sports, movies, remedial education, sewing, cooking, photography, arts and crafts, ceramics, and dancing. |
| 1526 | Partnership for a Drug Free America - NJ 201-798-7171 http://www.drugfreenj.org Provides drug-preventing programs directed at the youth of Hudson County. |
| 1528 | Urban League of Hudson County 201-451-8888 Services include, individual, group and family counseling, psychiatric and psychological evaluator's health education, primary prevention an. counseling for adolescents and parents. |
| 1530 | Visiting Homemaker Service 201-656-6001 http://www.vhshc.org Services include personal care for the patient; help exercises and therapy, shopping and meal preparation, light house keeping, home management, childcare and budgeting. |
| 1540 | Franciscan Aids Initiative to Help (FAITH ) 201-792-6161 This agency is a counseling and comfort service for people with AIDS. Victims are helped with applying for benefits, advocacy, group counseling, and hospice care. |
| 1541 | Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Hudson County 201-332-1949 http://www.bbbshudson.org A mentoring program serving at risk youths, ages 6-16, primarily from single parent, low income households. Volunteers help youths reach their potential. |
| 1555 | Hudson Hospice 201-433-6225 Working for patients and families through the difficult days of dying and into the time of bereavement. |
| 1556 | Let's Celebrate, Inc. 201-433-5438 The Square Meal Community Center provides social services, information/ referrals, and job training. Emergency Food Network provide grocery pantries and soup kitchens throughout Jersey City. |
| 1558 | United Cerebral Palsy of Hudson County 201-436-2200 http://www.ucporg.com Diagnostic evaluation, speech therapy, physical therapy, adult needs program, respite programs, and early intervention program. |
| 1559 | Women Rising 201-333-5700 Assists women and their families achieve self sufficiency and live safe, fulfilling and productive lives. providing access to counseling, shelter, advocacy, childcare and job training. |
| 1600 | UNITED WAY OF HUNTERDON COUNTY 908-713-1555 http://www.uwhunterdon.org AN ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES THE CARING CONNECTION THROUGH FUNDRAISING, VOLUNTEERISM AND COMMUNITY PLANNING TO DEVELOP HEALTHY CHILDREN, HEALTHY FAMILIES, AND A STRONG COMMUNITY. |
| 1602 | Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hunterdon County 908-730-7773 http://www.wwwt.com/bbsh Non-profit organization that brings together adult volunteers and children ages 5-14 from single parent families, for weekly activity and guidance. |
| 1603 | Boy Scouts of America, Central NJ Council 609-419-1600 http://www.cnjc-bsa.org Youth development through troop activities, recreation and educational events, trips and camping. |
| 1604 | Catholic Charities of Hunterdon 908-782-7905 Provides services to individuals, families, communities, reflects concerns of Church, people of good will on behalf of needy, economically poor and those devalued by society. |
| 1605 | Literacy Volunteers of America, Hunterdon County, Inc. 908-284-0042 Promotes and fosters literacy in Hunterdon and contiguous areas among adults with potential to increase skills in basic literacy and/or in English as a Second Language. |
| 1606 | Briteside Adult Day Care Center 908-782-8080 Social day care program for the frail elderly needing some care, supervision and/or socialization. The center provides families/caregivers with a reprieve from daily responsibility. |
| 1607 | Fisherman's Mark, Inc. 609-397-0194 http://www.fishermansmark.org Our mission is to strengthen the capabilities of individuals and the function of relationships between individuals, families, groups, organizations and communities. |
| 1608 | Girl Scouts of Rolling Hills Council, Inc. 908-725-1226 http://www.girlscouts-rh.org Located in Hunterdon County, troop activities, organization and support services, recreational and educational events and trips, camping, after-school and summer camp. |
| 1609 | Hunterdon Museum of Art 908-735-8415 http://www.hunterdonmuseumofart.com Provides a year-round program of exhibitions and studio classes including classes in painting for developmentally disabled adults. |
| 1610 | The ARC of Hunterdon County 908-730-7827 Residential and adult training program, recreation and self-advocacy for the developmentally disabled and their families. |
| 1611 | Hunterdon Prevention Resources 908-782-3909 http://www.hunterdonprevention.org Public health agency dedicated to promoting health and wellness and preventing substance abuse and violence. Offers prevention/education programs to community, Resource center, counseling and assessments. |
| 1612 | Legal Services of Northwest Jersey, Inc. 908-782-7979 Hunterdon County Division: Free legal services to indigent residents of Hunterdon County who have civil law problems. |
| 1613 | Hunterdon Drug Awareness Program 908-788-1900 Offers individual, group and family counseling. County Intoxicated Drivers Resource Center. Prevention/education programs provided to schools, community groups, concerned citizens |
| 1614 | Hunterdon Helpline, Inc. 908-782-4357 http://www.helplinehc.org 24-hour hotline, information and referrals, emergency aid and assurance calls to seniors and disabled citizens living alone. Latch-Key Kid Call-In. |
| 1615 | Hunterdon Hospice, Inc. 908-788-6600 http://www.hunterdonhealthcare.org Provides programs of medical, spiritual, social support services to enable terminally ill patients to die at home focus of service is care rather than cure. |
| 1619 | NORWESCAP, Inc. 908-454-4322 http://www.norwescap.org Food Bank distributes donated food to non-profit organizations that feed the hungry. |
| 1621 | Round Valley Youth Center 908-236-6885 Provide facilities for youth and adult groups for camping, hiking, picnicking and fishing. |
| 1623 | Salvation Army - Hunterdon Cty Service Units 908-851-9300 Provides food, shelter, clothing, emergency disaster services, transportation, and referral services for unwed mothers, medical, dental and optical needs. |
| 1626 | Women's Crisis Services 908-788-7666 http://www.womenscrisisservices.org Free and confidential services: individual group counseling, legal advocacy, 24 hour hotline (908-788-4044), safe housing and support for victims of domestic violence/or sexual assault. |
| 1628 | Freedom House, Inc. 908-537-6043 http://www.freedomhouse.net A non-profit long-term residential treatment program for adult male alcoholics and drug addicts at high risk of relapse without further treatment. |
| 1631 | Meals on Wheels in Hunterdon, Inc. 908-735-8332 Deliveries each weekday to homebound seniors as well as four Congregate Nutrition Sites for the independent senior in Hunterdon. Low sodium and weekend meals available. |
| 1636 | Glen Gardner Youth Association, Inc. 908-537-4594 http://www.theyouthcenter.com The Youth Center provides youth programs in education, recreation, and socialization for everyone 18 months through adults. Sports, culture, academics. |
| 1637 | Visiting Health and Supportive Services 908-788-2544 http://www.hunterdonhealthcare.org Non-profit agency provides home care to Hunterdon County residents regardless of their ability to pay. Services included: Home Health Aides; Respite Care; DYFS Aide. |
| 1638 | Anderson House, Inc 908-534-5818 http://www.andersonhouse.org Provides short term housing, education, and support for women who are recovering from the disease of alcoholism and/or drug addiction. |
| 1639 | Interfaith Hospitality Network of Hunterdon County, Inc. 908-782-2490 http://www.community.cnj.com A non-profit organization of congregations that minister to the needs of homeless women and families. Meals, shelter, and social services are provided for. |
| 1640 | YMCA of Hunterdon County 908-782-1044 http://www.hcymca.org Senior Adult Programs, pre-school, education, physical and aquatic programs for the disabled, camping, swimming, health and fitness programs. |
| 1641 | Volunteer Guardianship One-On-One 908-343-6882 Provide court appointed guardians to persons adjudicated to be in need of such services. Such persons are typically elderly, indigent and without family. |
| 1700 | UNITED WAY OF MONMOUTH COUNTY 732-938-5988 http://www.uwmonmouth.org FUNDS 59 COMMUNITY AGENCIES THAT PROVIDE AN ESSENTIAL NETWORK OF HEALTH/HUMAN CARE SERVICES THROUGHOUT MONMOUTH COUNTY TO MEET THE DIVERSE NEEDS OF OUR NEIGHBORS. |
| 1701 | Alzheimer's Association - Greater NJ Chapter 973-586-4300 http://www.alz.org The Alzheimer's Association, Greater New Jersey Chapter, provides support and assistance to those affected by Alzheimer's disease. |
| 1702 | Association for Retarded Citizens, Monmouth Unit, Inc. 732-493-1919 http://www.arcofmonmouth.org Assist persons with mental retardation to live, learn, work, and play as integrated members of the community. |
| 1703 | Monmouth Council of Boy Scouts of America 732-536-2347 http://www.monmouthbsa.org Provides program planning and support to more than 100 organizations that charter 217 Scout units |
| 1704 | Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monmouth County, Inc. 732-544-2224 http://www.bbbsmonmouth.org To make a difference in the lives of at-risk children through a professionally supported, primarily one-to-one Mentoring relationship with a caring adult. |
| 1705 | NY Services for the Handicapped-Camp Oakhurst 732-531-0215 http://www.campchannel.com/campoakhurst Owns and operates Camp Oakhurst, a 15 acre residential facility, for the benefit of individuals with physical disabilities. |
| 1706 | CPC Behavioral Healthcare 732-842-2000 http://www.cpcbehavioral.org This mental health center provides counseling, substance abuse treatment, special education services for emotionally disturbed youth programming for children, residential services and employee assistance programs. |
| 1707 | Community YMCA 732-290-9040 x125 http://www.TheCommunityYMCA.org The Community YMCA service over 18,000 residents of Monmouth County on a annual basis. Over 25% of its participants receive some form of financial assistance. |
| 1708 | Catholic Charities 732-747-9660 http://www.catholiccharitiestrenton.org Provides mental health counseling and substance abuse treatment to anyone in need. |
| 1709 | Aslan Youth Ministries 732-741-7824 A comprehensive program serving disadvantaged, urban youth in Monmouth County. Programs: mentor/tutoring, leadership classes, cultural/recreational activities & summer day camps. |
| 1710 | Family & Children's Service of Monmouth County 732-222-9111 http://www.FCSmonmouth.org A continuum of healthcare, social service and volunteer programs. Focus is on home health care, mental health treatment and prevention, including adoption services. |
| 1712 | YMCA of Western Monmouth County 732-462-0464 http://www.ymcanj.org An association of members devoted to community service and good works |
| 1713 | Hispanic Affairs & Resource Center of monmouth county 732-774-3282 Provides assistance to Latin Americans focusing on promoting personal and community development. |
| 1714 | Jewish Community Center of Greater Monmouth County 732-531-9100 http://www.jcc.yehud.com Committed to enhancing the lives and well being of the community in an affordable and wholesome environment. |
| 1715 | Jewish Family & Children's Service of Greater Monmouth County 732-774-6886 http://www.jfcsmonmouth.org Serves Monmouth County on a non-sectarian basis with individual and family counseling, and other social services. |
| 1716 | Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey 732-747-1204 http://www.vnacj.org Home health and community health services provided throughout Monmouth County, including skilled nursing, rehabilitative therapy, home health aide services and certified hospice services |
| 1717 | Mental Health Association of Monmouth County 732-542-6422 http://www.mentalhealthmonmouth.org Dedicated to improving the care and treatment of children and adults with mental illness needs. |
| 1718 | Child Care Services of Monmouth County 732-918-9901 http://www.ccsmc.org A private, non-profit agency promoting safe, affordable, developmentally sound child care services for all families. |
| 1719 | Boys and Girls Club of Monmouth County 732-775-7862 School age youth program providing recreational and educational programs. |
| 1721 | Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts, Inc. 732-938-5454 http://www.mcgirlscouts.org Gives girls courage through leadership initiatives and activities in the arts, environment, finance, global awareness, health and fitness, math, nutrition, science, sports, and technology areas. |
| 1722 | Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey 732-262-8020 http://www.efnj.com Epilepsy Foundation provides a wide array of individual and family support services to people with developmental disabilities. Services include outreach, education, advocacy, employment and more. |
| 1723 | Monmouth Day Care Center 732-741-4313 Provides a developmentally appropriate childcare program to the community since 1969, without regard to race, religion or economic status. |
| 1724 | Prevention First 732-663-1800 http://www.preventionfirst.net Provides prevention programs, education, public awareness, advocacy, information and referral sources regarding substance abuse and violence prevention and other drug and alcohol-related issues. |
| 1725 | Planned Parenthood of Central New Jersey 732-842-9300 http://www.ppcnj.org Provides comprehensive reproductive health care and education. Monmouth County Health Centers in Shrewsbury, Freehold, and Hazlet. |
| 1727 | Western Monmouth Habitat for Humanity 732-308-3400 http://www.westmonhabitat.org Provides decent affordable housing for low income families in Western Monmouth County. |
| 1728 | Search Day Program 732-531-0454 Dedicated to realizing the potential of individuals with autism in the areas of socialization, communication, intellectual viability, independence and personal self-worth. |
| 1729 | HABcore, Inc. 732-544-1975 http://www.habcore.org Permanent and transitional supportive residential services in a family sitting for homeless and mentally ill people, featuring programs to foster independence and successful community living |
| 1730 | Freehold Area Open Door 732-780-1089 http://www.freeholdareaopendoor.org A volunteer-run interfaith pantry providing emergency food; resources and referrals; funds for utilities, housing medication; homework program. |
| 1731 | Ladacin Network 732-493-5900 Providing education, vocational training, living alternatives, recreation, and family support to all children and adults with multiple physical disabilities. Centers in Wanamassa and Lakewood |
| 1733 | Handicapped High Riders Club, Inc. 609-259-3884 Handicapped High Riders Club is for people with disabilities. Horseback riding/carriage driving is recognized as one of the most beneficial recreational therapies. |
| 1734 | Westside Community Center 732-775-5549 Provides recreational, educational, and social programs to Asbury Park residents. |
| 1735 | 180-Turning Lives Around 732-264-4111 http://www.180nj.org Agency provides shelter, counseling, protection, support, education and advocacy to residents of Monmouth County who have been affected by domestic violence and sexual assault. |
| 1737 | Jersey Shore University Medical Center Foundation 732-775-5500 http://www.merdianhealth.com A full-service major teaching hospital committed to providing services for the diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and prevention of illness. |
| 1738 | CentraState Medical Center 732-308-1850 http://www.centrastate.org Offers over 200 health education programs & support groups for the community, business & schools |
| 1739 | LOVE, Inc. 732-758-9030 http://www.LOVEINCNJ.ORG A clearinghouse that serves those in need through 8 outreach ministries. |
| 1741 | Collier Services 732-946-4771 http://www.collierservices.org Collier Services provides non-sectarian educational recreational and residential programs for at-risk and special-needs children and youth. |
| 1742 | Mercy Center Corp. 732-774-9397 http://www.mercycenternj.org Provides shelter, food, family programs and education to economically disadvantaged persons, families and children spending. |
| 1743 | Epiphany House 732-775-0720 http://www.epiphanyhouse.org Epiphany House provides extended addiction treatment for women and transitional housing for them and their children. |
| 1744 | Pleasant Valley Adult Day Care Center 732-888-4567 An adult day program that provides recreational programming, basic nursing services, meals and transportation to assist seniors to remain in community settings. |
| 1745 | Foodbank of Monmouth & Ocean Counties 732-918-2600 http://www.foodbankmoc.org Food Bank collects donated food and distributes it to the food pantries, soup kitchens and other charities, and runs programs to increase food self-sufficiency |
| 1747 | Monmouth Neighborhood Housing, Inc./Manna House 732-566-8774 A transitional housing program for homeless women and children with any in-depth Life Skills program. We service nine families, approximately nine months. |
| 1748 | Samaritan Center 732-446-1142 Full time food pantry and crisis center serving the Western Monmouth county area. Services also include homelessness prevention, client advocacy and referrals |
| 1749 | Interfaith Neighbors 732-775-0525 http://www.interfaithneighbors.org Constructs/rehabilitates homes for underprivileged persons, provides rental subsidies and provides meals for seniors of Monmouth County |
| 1750 | Senior Citizens Activities Network (SCAN) 732-542-1326 http://www.scannj.com Provides more than 300 classes for seniors that help keep them physically and intellectually healthier and to remain independent longer. |
| 1751 | Project Paul 732-787-4887 Founded in 1980 to provide emergency services to those in need in the Bayshore Area of Monmouth County. |
| 1753 | Monmouth Healthcare Foundation 732-923-6886 http://www.sbhcs.com Monmouth Medical Center is a major community teaching hospital providing a full spectrum of services. |
| 1754 | Monmouth Housing Alliance 732-389-2958 http://www.housingall.com Affordable housing development, management, consultation and full time information and referral. Directly housing over 200 frail, disabled, special needs and lower income families. |
| 1755 | Children's Tournament of Champions 732-462-7945 http://www.njtournamentofchampions.org Provides athletic competition for learning disabled and physically challenged children. We believe through athletics children develop physical and cognitive skills along with a positive self-image. |
| 1756 | Coastal Habitat for Humanity 732-974-2422 http://www.coastalhabitat.org Through volunteer labor and donations of money and materials, Habitat builds and renovates affordable houses to eliminate poverty housing and homelessness from the Jersey shore. |
| 1758 | Habitat for Humanity of Long Branch, Inc. 732-728-0441 http://www.monmouth.com/~habitat/ We build affordable housing. |
| 1759 | The Center in Asbury Park 732-774-3416 http://www.thecenterinap.com Providing support services for people living with HIV/AIDS. |
| 1761 | Homing Corporation 732-389-6090 http://www.springhousenj.org Provide transitional housing for homeless women & their children. Can house 9 families at . time for a period of 9-12 months |
| 1762 | Valerie Fund 973-761-0422 http://www.thevaleriefund.org To help provide financial support for the comprehensive medical care of children with cancer and blood disorders |
| 1763 | National Multiple Sclerosis Society Mid Jersey 732-660-1005 http://www.mjcms.org Dedicated to finding a cure for MS and to provide services for MS patients and their families. |
| 1764 | Ocean's Harbor House 732-929-0660 http://www.oceansharborhouse.org Emergency Shelter, hotline and crisis intervention, individual and family counseling, outreach and community education. Support groups for youth and parents, satellite and community based services. |
| 1765 | Parker Family Health Center 732-212-0777 Free standing health clinic staffed by volunteer doctors and nurses. Primary care, pediatric, vaccinations, work and school physicals for individuals who do not have insurance |
| 1766 | Interfaith Hospitality Network of Monmouth County 732-495-1050 http://www.IHN-OF-MC.org A faith based non-profit organization that provides families who are homeless, with temporary shelter, meals, case management and credit repair services |
| 1767 | Red Bank Regional Source Foundation 732-842-8000 ext.236 Individual and family counseling with a professional to help students and family members communicate effectively, develop coping skills and clarify choices when facing today's problems |
| 1768 | Child Assault Prevention of Monmouth County 732-566-3397 http://www.njcap.org Dedicated to reducing children's vulnerability to abuse through the empowering concept that each child has the right to be Safe, Strong and Free. |
| 1769 | Family Based Services Association of NJ 732-380-1300 http://www.fbsanj.org Provides community based support services to children and families with emotional and behavioral challenges. |
| 1800 | UNITED WAY OF MORRIS COUNTY 973-966-1160 http://www.uwmorris.org FOSTER COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS TO RESOLVE COMMUNITY PROBLEMS, AND MAKE AVAILABLE THE SERVICES MOST NEEDED IN MORRIS COUNTY. |
| 1802 | Ada Budrick Child Care and Learning Center 973-335-0619 http://www.adabudrick.org Child care center offering subsidized care for low income families. Serves pre-school children. |
| 1803 | Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Morris County 973-335-3044 http://www.bbbsmorriscounty.org One-to-one mentoring provided to children primarily from single parent homes through several programs, including the traditional program, school-based program, family & couples program. |
| 1805 | Children On The Green 973-984-0094 Infant / pre-school care offering subsidized care to low income families. UWMC funding is for "slots" for children from homeless shelters. |
| 1807 | Collinsville Child Care Center 973-267-0082 Pre-school child care center offering subsidized care for low income families. |
| 1808 | Dover Child Care Center, Inc. 973-366-0277 Center offers pre-school and before and after school subsidized child care (full and part time; flexible hours) to low income families. |
| 1809 | Jefferson Child Care and Education Center 973-663-2704 Pre-school program; before and after kindergarten care; before and after school care; summer camp program. |
| 1811 | Deirdre O'Brien Child Advocacy Center of Morris County 973-631-5000 http://www.dobcac.org On-site medical, psychological and judicial services to child victims of physical or sexual abuse. |
| 1812 | Mt Olive Child Care and Learning Center, Inc. 973-927-1760 Multi-program center offering infant/toddler, pre-school and school age child care programs; subsidized care for low income families; parent education program. |
| 1813 | DAWN, Inc. 973-361-5666 http://www.dawninc@nac.net Information and referral, peer support, advocacy, independent living skills instruction and recreation for the disabled/handicapped population. |
| 1814 | Hope House 973-361-5555 http://www.hopehousenj.org Outpatient program for drug and alcohol abuse; individual, family and marital counseling, including people with AIDS; parenting education program; prevention programs; Fix-it/Chore programs for seniors. |
| 1815 | Parsippany Child Day Care Center 973-334-7286 Subsidized infant and pre-school programs for low income families. |
| 1816 | Roxbury Day Care Center, Inc. 973-584-3030 Day care/education for infant/pre-school children of parents who must work to self-support, in job training/incapacitated; before/after school care for older children. |
| 1817 | Jewish Community Center (dba) 973-428-9300 http://www.jccmetrowest.org Facilities and programs through which children and adults can grow their mental, physical, social and spiritual lives. Day and resident camping services available. |
| 1818 | Morris Area Girl Scout Council 973-927-7722 http://www.magsc.org Provides programs for girls, volunteer development council, merchandise purchasing. Project Safe provides after school activities, located in Dover schools for low income, Hispanic children. |
| 1821 | El Primer Paso 973-361-0880 Programs teach English to Hispanic preschoolers and prepares them for kindergarten. Agency works with their families, and supervises several day care sites. |
| 1822 | Family Service of Morris County 973-538-5260 http://www.fsmc.org Provides individual, family, group counseling; child care consultation, mentors for families, support groups for families of the unemployed, Friends of the Blind, and Time Out. |
| 1823 | First Call For Help 973-331-3663 http://www.firstcall.org Personalized community information and referral services for Morris and Passaic counties. |
| 1825 | United Cerebral Palsy of Morris/Somerset Inc. 908-879-2243 http://www.ucpmsnj.com Programs serve persons with cerebral palsy and other disabilities: information, referral, pre-service training, accessible low income housing, family support cash subsidy, recreation and respite. |
| 1826 | West Morris Area YMCA 973-366-1120 http://www.wmaymca.com Provides physical exercise, aerobics, and aquatic classes; gymnasium, pool and fitness equipment; Y based child care center offering a subsidized pre-school program; summer camp. |
| 1827 | Morris County Organization for Hispanic Affairs 973-366-4770 Activities and programs center around transportation, home weatherizing, personal computer training, social services, job counseling, immigration, citizenship and health education. |
| 1828 | Gateway Northwest Maternal & Child Health Network 973-290-9444 http://www.maternalhealth.org Provides education for clients and providers on child and maternal health; NJ Kidcare assistance; "Read A Story" in pediatric clinics. UWMC funds Emergency Medications Fund. |
| 1831 | Interfaith Council For Homeless Families of Morris County 973-644-2757 Shelter and counseling for families in church facilities. |
| 1832 | Jersey Battered Women's Service, Inc 973-455-1256 http://www.jbws.org Hotline for victims of domestic violence; emergency shelter for abused women and their children. Counseling; legal advocacy; transitional living; dating violence prevention; counseling for abusers. |
| 1833 | Jewish Family Service of Metrowest 973-765-9050 Provides counseling and support services for families and individuals, adoption services, child study team and resettlement programs. |
| 1834 | Legal Services of Northwest Jersey Inc. morris division 973-285-6911 http://www.lsnj.org Morris Divisions provides legal assistance, without charge, in civil cases for those unable to afford a private attorney. |
| 1835 | Dress For Success Morris County Inc. 973-822-3188 http://www.dressforsuccess.org Provides interview-appropriate clothing to low-income women seeking employment. |
| 1836 | Mental Health Assn of Morris County 973-377-9280 Programs include mental health education, advocacy and supportive services to individuals and families, including homeless outreach. |
| 1838 | Employment Horizons 973-538-8822 Trains young adults and others with mental or physical handicaps to develop their skills in sheltered workshops and community-based employment. |
| 1839 | P.G. Chambers School, Inc. 973-829-8484 http://www.childrenscenter.org Special education, rehabilitation and support for handicapped children and families. Kids Count Child Care programs for both able and disabled children six weeks to five years. |
| 1840 | Children's Aid & Family Services, Inc 973-285-0165 http://www.cafsnj.org Provides adoption placement and services to children and their families. |
| 1842 | Thursday Morning Club 973-377-0244 Full range of recreational, social and educational programs for persons of all ages; nursery school; space provided to the general public for meetings and events. |
| 1843 | Visiting Nurse Assn of Northern New Jersey 973-539-1216 http://www.vnannj.org Skilled bedside nursing, therapy and health care for patients in their homes; eldercare; hospice; community health programs; wellness programs for industry. |
| 1844 | Visiting Nurse Assn of Somerset Hills 908-234-2220 http://www.visitingnurse.org Skilled bedside nursing, therapy, health care for patients in homes; eldercare; hospice; community health; wellness programs for industry. Somerset Hills Day Care for older adults. |
| 1847 | Lakeland Hills Family YMCA 973-334-2820 Programs for children and adults' mental, physical, social, spiritual lives. Pre-school offers subsidized care for low income families. After school care; summer camp. |
| 1848 | Madison Area YMCA 973-377-6200 http://www.madisonareaymca.org Programs for children/adults' mental, physical, social, spiritual lives. FM Kirby Children's Center: infant, pre-school, before/after school programs. Low income families subsidized. Summer camp. |
| 1849 | Morris Center YMCA 973-267-0704 http://www.morriscenterymca.org Programs for children/adults' physical, mental, social, spiritual lives. Owls: subsidized infant/pre-school care; Y's Kids: before/after school care for older children. Summer camp. |
| 1851 | Morris Tomorrow 973-984-2000 Provides a forum for discussion of and action on public issues in the county. |
| 1852 | Morristown Neighborhood House Association 973-538-1229 http://www.neighborhood-house.org Provides recreational, educational and social programs for all ages. Child center offers subsidized pre-school and before and after school care to low income families. |
| 1853 | Homeless Solutions 973-993-0833 http://www.homelesssolutions.org Care for the homeless, including emergency shelter and meals, counseling services; assistance with job placement; transitional and permanent housing. |
| 1855 | American Red Cross of Northwest New Jersey 973-538-2160 http://www.northwestnjredcross.org Volunteer blood donor program; emergency and community services, including disaster relief to military dependents; first aid, CPR. water safety training; community health programs; AIDS education. |
| 1856 | American Red Cross - Southeast Morris Chapter 973-377-0455 http://www.semorrisredcross.org Volunteer blood donor program; emergency and community services, including disaster relief to military dependents; first aid, CPR. water safety training; community health programs; AIDS education. |
| 1857 | Head Start Community Program 973-989-9444 http://www.headstartmc.org Free, comprehensive pre-school program to children from low income families. UWMC funds extended day child care for parents who work, incapacitated or in job training. |
| 1863 | Volunteers for Morris County 973-538-7200 http://www.volunteermorris.org Provides recruitment and referral of volunteers to nonprofit organizations in need of particular talents, skills and backgrounds. |
| 1864 | Freedom House 908-537-6043 http://www.freedomhouse.net Halfway house (long-term residential); transitional housing (3/4 house); treatment for adult males recovering from substance abuse and addictions. |
| 1865 | Literacy Volunteers of America - Morris County 973-984-1998 http://www.lvamorris.org Provides tutors to adults and families who need to improve reading, writing or English conversational skills. |
| 1875 | Housing Partnership for Morris County 973-659-9222 Agency assists municipalities, organizations and individuals in meeting their affordable housing needs, rental and homeowner education; apartment and senior housing guides; advocacy. |
| 1876 | Madison Day Care Center 973-377-6941 Pre-school and day care programs provided for low income families. |
| 1878 | Alfre, Inc. 973-540-0116 Housing and treatment programs for recovering women substance abusers. |
| 1879 | United Jewish Communities of MetroWest NJ 973-884-4800 http://www.ujmetrowest.org Agency responsible for fundraising and allocating for needed services, primarily for the Jewish population. UMNC funding is directed towards a joint transportation initiative. |
| 1900 | UNITED WAY OF NORTH ESSEX 973-746-4040 http://www.uwne.org SERVING SUBURBAN ESSEX COUNTY, NJ BY IDENTIFYING COMMUNITY NEEDS, FACILITATING SOLUTIONS, RAISING AND ALLOCATING FUNDS TO PRIORITY PROGRAMS AND AGENCIES. |
| 1901 | American Red Cross of Metropolitan NJ 973-575-0880 http://www.redcrossmetronj.org Help avoid, prepare for, and cope with emergencies. Disaster services, first aid, Braille transcriptions, etc. |
| 1903 | Care Plus NJ 973-744-6522 http://www.careplusnj.org Provides community-based comprehensive mental health services to people in northern NJ. |
| 1908 | Family Service League 973-746-0800 http://www.familyserviceleague.org Family counseling and child care center. |
| 1909 | Girl Scout Council of Greater Essex & Hudson County NJ 973-746-8200 http://www.gscgehc.org Informal, educational organization offering contemporary, values-based programs and activities for girls 5-17, designed to increase leadership, self-esteem, self potential and skills. |
| 1910 | Hollow Day Care Center Inc 973-783-5580 http://www.Montclairteam.org Serving children ages 6-13 from low income families with after-school care and full-day summer day camp program. |
| 1911 | Bridge, Inc. (The) 973-228-3000 Services include mental health and substance abuse counseling, family crisis intervention, School Based Youth Services. |
| 1912 | Mental Health Association of Essex County 973-509-9777 http://www.mhaessex.org Providing education, training, & advocacy program, senior center, and Kids Cope & Parent Cope program. |
| 1913 | Life Management Inc. 973-655-3000 Provides advocacy, consultation, education and direct services to seniors in need. |
| 1915 | National Council of Jewish Women Essex County Section 973-740-0588 http://www.ncjwessex.org Research, education, advocacy, & community service for women, children & families. |
| 1916 | ARC of Essex County, Inc. 973-535-1181 http://www.arcessex.org Infant development, early intervention,preschool, recreation, summer day camp for the developmentally disabled. |
| 1917 | Cope Center, Inc 973-783-6655 http://www.copecenter.net Youth and family substance abuse counseling, licensed drug-free treatment program. |
| 1919 | Senior Care and Activities Center, Inc. 973-783-5589 http://www.sencare.org Adult day care for the frail and elderly, social activities, nutritious meals and socialization. |
| 1920 | Salvation Army - Montclair Citadel 973-744-3313 Emergency and/or transitional housing to the homeless and disadvantaged; case management. |
| 1923 | National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence North Jersey 973-783-9313 Counseling, education, prevention and treatment for alcoholism and drug dependency. |
| 1925 | YMCA of Montclair 973-744-3400 http://www.montclairymca.org Afterschool and summer day camp, fitness activities for families |
| 1928 | Partners for Women and Justice Inc. 973-233-0111 To promote equal access to the judicial system for deserving women struggling with child support, custody, visitation & domestic violence. |
| 1929 | Interfaith Hospitality Network for the Homeless of Essex 973-313-1100 http://www.IHNEssexNJ.org Provide emergency shelter, meals, & support services. |
| 1931 | Montclair Neighborhood Development Corp. 973-744-9094 http://www.Montclairteam.org Provides educational, cultural and recreational activities for youth. |
| 1932 | Montclair Volunteer Ambulance Unit 973-783-7624 Provides local residents with free emergency care and transportation to area hospital. |
| 1933 | Neighborhood Child Care Center Inc. 973-744-4228 http://www.montclairteam.org Day and afterschool care for children ages 2 through 9; summer day program. |
| 1934 | Northwest Essex Community Healthcare Network 973-744-7733 Assists disabled persons with job skills, work adjustment, out-patient services, etc. |
| 1935 | Jewish Family Service of Metrowest 973-765-9050 http://www.jfs-metronj.org Comprehensive social service agency offering counseling, psychotherapy, addressing anger management and domestic violence, case management, on a non-discriminatory basis. |
| 2000 | UNITED WAY OF OCEAN COUNTY 732-240-0311 A COMMUNITY BUILDING ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO MEETING THE PRIORITY HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICE NEEDS OF OCEAN COUNTY THROUGH EFFECTIVE PROGRAMS AND A COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN. |
| 2003 | Children's Home Society of NJ 732-905-6363 Child care, unplanned pregnancy, infant foster care, pregnant and parenting adolescents, adoption, post adoption, protective services, childhood separation and loss counseling, and youth primary prevention. |
| 2004 | Association for the Multiple Impaired Blind, Inc. 732-262-0082 Promoting community integration for people who are blind or visually impaired and have multiple impairments by providing opportunities for community living, training and support. |
| 2005 | Ocean Behavioral Health Care Services of Catholic Charities 732-262-3414 Provides counseling to all residents of Ocean County as well as specific services for the elderly and children. |
| 2006 | Community Options, Inc. 609-951-9900 Provides housing, home support, personal care, therapy services, pre-vocational training and respite care. |
| 2009 | Adaco 732-367-5515 Mission is to reduce the incidence and prevalence of the disease of alcoholism and other drug addiction diseases. Consultation, professional training, treatment referrals, resource center. |
| 2010 | Boy Scouts of America/Jersey Shore Council 732-349-1037 Develops character, self-confidence, and life skills in youth in grades 1-12, building strong family values in a safe, structured, nurturing environment fostering teamwork and leadership. |
| 2011 | Girl Scouts of Ocean County NJ, Inc. 732-349-4499 Offer girls, ages 5-17 an opportunity to develop their potential, make friends, develop skills, and become a vital part of the community through educational/recreational activities. |
| 2015 | Long Beach Island Community Center 609-494-8861 Provides social services, education, and recreation programs to County residents regardless of age, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or religious affiliation. |
| 2016 | Ocean County Hunger Relief, Inc. 732-505-4357 Provides 4 day emergency food packages through a network of 38 pantries located throughout Ocean County. |
| 2017 | Preferred Behavioral Health of NJ 732-367-4700 Provides a comprehensive continuum of mental health and substance abuse services to individuals of all ages. |
| 2018 | Ocean County YMCA 732-341-9622 Providing programs involving health enhancement, skill development, aquatics, recreation, summer day camp, a certified nursery school, programs for the handicapped and those with special limitations. |
| 2019 | Maryville, Inc. 856-629-0244 Provide comprehensive, high quality treatment to individuals and families affected by the disease of addiction, regardless of ability to pay. |
| 2020 | Twenty-One Plus, Inc. 732-240-3118 Provides opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities over the age of 21 in Ocean County. These include: Day Programs, Supported Employment, Residential and Respite Services. |
| 2021 | Ladacin Network (formerly Cerebral Palsy of Monmouth & Ocean) 732-905-7200 Providing education, vocational training, living alternatives, recreation, and family support to all children and adults with multiple physical disabilities. Centers in Wanamassa and Lakewood. |
| 2023 | Visiting Homemaker Service of Ocean County 732-244-5565 The Visiting HomeCare Service of Ocean County helps elderly, ill and disabled persons to remain in their own homes by providing Home Health Aide, Housekeeping, Companion and Adult Day Care Services. |
| 2025 | Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Ocean County 732-905-5349 Provides community and site-based mentoring programs to "at risk" children. Mentors are role models to the children providing support, guidance and encouragement. |
| 2026 | Chariot Riders, Inc. 732-657-2710 Will provide therapeutic horseback riding for the physically and mentally disabled children and adults to improve the quality of their physical, mental, and social well being. |
| 2028 | Community Services, Inc. of Ocean County 732-367-1400 Provides services for elderly: Meals on Wheels, Nutrition Project for the Elderly, Social Support Services, Medical Transportation, NJ EASE access. |
| 2029 | Jewish Federation of Ocean County 732-363-0530 Counseling for individuals, couples & families on a sliding scale. Provide senior support services, free at-home assessments, for those in frail health or homebound. |
| 2030 | Providence House of Catholic Charities - Ocean 732-262-3143 Provide comprehensive services free of charge for victims of domestic abuse and their children, including a 24-hour hotline, individual/group counseling, emergency shelter, advocacy and education. |
| 2031 | Team Randy 732-914-9500 An eight-week travel day camp for physically challenged, non-challenged, and financially disadvantaged, intellectually able teens. |
| 2033 | Counseling & Referral Service of Ocean 732-920-2700 Provide treatment for substance abusers and their families, and counseling to individuals, families and groups for adjustment problems and some mental health issues. |
| 2034 | Family Planning Center of Ocean County, Inc. 732-364-9696 Provide residents in need with food, clothing, household items: rent, mortgage, utility assistance: transitional housing: and advocacy & case management to promote self-sufficiency. |
| 2035 | Ocean's Harbor House 732-929-9096 Youth Shelter and Outreach Programs provides emergency housing, prevention, outreach and crisis intervention services for runaway, homeless and abused youth, and their families. |
| 2039 | Interfaith Health & Support Services of Southern Ocean County 609-978-3103 Interfaith Health & Support Services is a coalition of 23 congregations and service agencies providing Interfaith Volunteer Caregiving and Parish Nursing to Southern Ocean County. |
| 2040 | Emergency Services of Catholic Charities 732-363-5322 Provide residents in need with food, clothing, household items: rent, mortgage, utility assistance: transitional housing: and advocacy & case management to promote self-sufficiency. |
| 2042 | Interfaith Hospitality Network of Ocean County 732-370-1550 Provide shelter, meals and assistance to homeless families. We continue to provide help while guests seek employment and housing. |
| 2045 | Monmouth Council Girl Scouts, Inc. 732-938-5454 Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts serves 11,800 girls in Monmouth and Northern Ocean Counties. .83 cents of every dollar supports girl programs. |
| 2047 | Ocean-Monmouth Legal Services, Inc. 732-341-2727 Provides free legal assistance to indigent residents and certain non-profit organizations in Ocean and Monmouth Counties. Services include housing, government benefits and consumer matters. |
| 2051 | Vetgroup, Inc. 609-971-7613 Provides comprehensive services to veterans residing in Ocean County. Emergency shelter/food, transportation, job search assistance, benefit entitlement are some of the available services. |
| 2052 | Deborah Hospital Foundation 609-893-3372 To provide the necessary staff/financial resources required to deliver the highest quality inpatient/ outpatient services for the diagnosis/treatment of heart and lung disease. |
| 2055 | Cerebral Palsy Association of Middlesex County 732-549-6187 Regional treatment and multi-services agency for infants, children and adults with developmental and related disabilities early intervention, education, medical, residential, vocational programs and assistive technology. |
| 2056 | Community Medical Center Foundation 732-557-3910 Provides funds for purchase of equipment, facilities expansion and programs, like Senior Health Network, Center for Kids & Family and Center for Women's Health. |
| 2058 | The Special Children's Center 732-367-0099 Provides free respite programs for special needs children ages 3-18 and their families including after school care, weekend & holiday programs and summer day camps. |
| 2100 | UNITED WAY OF PASSAIC COUNTY (UWPC) 973-279-8900 http://www.unitedwaypassaic.org PROVIDES COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS IN THE AREAS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION, YOUTH AT RISK, LITERACY, HOUSING AND EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS THROUGH A NETWORK OF PARTNER PROVIDERS. |
| 2101 | ARC of Bergen/Passaic Counties 201-343-0322 Comprehensive services and supports for individuals with developmental and other disabilities including advocacy, family support, vocational evaluation, training and placement, residential, social, recreational, infant and prevention. |
| 2102 | Northern NJ Maternal Child Health Consortium 973-881-6927 http://www.nnjm-chc.org Operating as Paterson HM-HB strives to improve the health of women, during reproductive years and that of their infants through prevention, advocacy, planning and outreach. |
| 2104 | Boys & Girls Club/Clifton 973-773-0966 http://www.bgcclifton.org Provide youth with safe environment, guidance and daily opportunities to develop skills, self-esteem and responsibility to attain their full potential to become productive, capable citizens. |
| 2105 | Hudson County Legal Service Corp. 973-523-2900 http://www.lsnj.org Provides legal services for low-income, senior and disabled Passaic County residents in civil law matter. with serious housing, family, consumer, and public benefits law problems. |
| 2106 | Boys & Girls Club/Hawthorne 973-427-6931 http://www.bgchawthorne.org A private, non-profit, non sectarian corporation providing youth guidance in the areas of health, social, cultural, educational and character development. |
| 2108 | Boys & Girls Club/Paterson 973-279-3055 http://www.bgclubofpaterson.org Guidance recreation agency serving primarily disadvantaged children (6-18). The Club provides a wide array of programs including leadership and athletics programs, but focusing on education. |
| 2109 | Jewish Federation of Greater Clifton & Passaic 973-777-7638 Jewish Family Service (JFS) is a multi-service family counseling agency providing an array of supports and services to strengthen family life in Passaic County. |
| 2111 | The Father English Community Center 973-881-0280 http://www.fatherenglish.org The Father English Community Center, a multi-purpose social service agency, embraces the total care and welfare of all persons living in the Diocese of Paterson. |
| 2112 | Children's Day Nursery & Family Center 973-777-5544 http://www.cdnfc.org Daycare/preschool services for children 18 months to 6 years, of income eligible parents who work, attend school, or are enrolled in job training programs. |
| 2113 | Camp Vacamas association 973-838-3023 http://www.vacamas.org Vacamas is a year-round social service agency serving over 5,000 disadvantaged children annually. Our programs encourage children to make positive life choices. |
| 2115 | Mental Health Association in Passaic County 973-478-4444 http://www.mhapc.com The Mental Health Association in Passaic County is a non-profit volunteer-based organization devoted to public education, prevention and advocacy in the field of mental health. |
| 2118 | Homecare Options 973-523-1224 http://www.homecareoptions.com The Agency provides a variety of home care services designed to care for people in their own homes to prevent or delay institutionalization. |
| 2119 | Eva's Kitchen & Sheltering Programs, Inc. 973-523-6220 http://www.evasvillage.org Eva's Sheltering Programs, Inc. is a non-profit poverty program that provides food, shelter, medical care, drug and alcohol rehabilitation to the poor and homeless. |
| 2120 | Girl Scouts/Lenni-Lenape Council, Inc. 973-248-8200 http://www.gslic.org Lenni-Lenape serves girls ages 5 to 17 in a partnership with trained adults to develop values, relate to others, develop to full potential and contribute to society. |
| 2122 | Jewish Family and Children's Services of North Jersey 973-595-0111 JF & CS provides clinical, outreach, education and community based services to children, adolescents adults, couples and families of all ages and in all stages of life. |
| 2124 | CUMAC-ECHO 973-742-5518 http://www.cumacecho.org Operates food pantry and thrift shop. Provides job training and employment services for those in need. |
| 2125 | Greater Paterson OIC 973-881-0540 http://www.gpoic.org Established in 1971, Greater Paterson OIC provides employment and training programs to unemployed and low-income residents of Paterson and Passaic County. |
| 2132 | Passaic County Interfaith Hospitality Network 973-247-9300 Area religious congregations and volunteers that shelter and support homeless families in Passaic County. It is the only full family shelter in the County |
| 2135 | Operation Link-Up, Inc. 973-321-1000 Is primarily a mentoring program, which also provides enrichment activities and assist, students in getting through high school, into colleges and securing job opportunities |
| 2140 | YM-YWHA of North Jersey 973-595-0100 http://www.ymha-nj.org The YM-YWHA of North Jersey has since 1887 provided social, cultural, recreational, educational and health and fitness to our community. |
| 2141 | Wayne Police Athletic League (PAL) 973-696-2896 http://www.waynepal.org The Wayne P.A.L. provides youth programs and activities in a safe, positive environment based on sound moral and ethical principles, providing facilities for the community. |
| 2145 | YMCA/Paterson 973-684-2320 A community center that provides a wide range of services and programs for people of all ages, including housing, education, recreation and socialization. |
| 2174 | Association for Special Children & Families 973-728-8744 A private, not for profit support, education and advocacy organization for families who have children with special needs which affects their development and learning. |
| 2199 | American Red Cross / Metropolitan New Jersey, Inc. 973-797-3333 http://www.rcmetronj.org The American Red Cross is a humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, which helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. |
| 2200 | UNITED WAY OF SALEM COUNTY 856-935-2538 http://www.uwsalem.org WORKING IN SALEM COUNTY THROUGH FUNDED AGENCIES AND SPECIAL PROJECTS. UNITED WAY HELPS ALL CITIZENS IN TIMES OF EMERGENCY OR IN EVERYDAY CHALLENGES OF LIFE. |
| 2201 | AIDS Coalition of Southern NJ 856-935-7510 Its mission is to ensure the quality of care and the continuity of vital resources for people affected by the HIV/AIDS health crisis |
| 2202 | American Red Cross Salem County Chapter 856-299-1027 http://www.arc-salem.org Provides help for disaster victims, need for blood, first aid and CPR training, resources for Aids education, medical loan closet, and services to military personnel. |
| 2203 | Get Where You Should Be 856-478-2570 Get Where You Should Be empowers children to understand their value and apply principles to reach their goals and find a positive purpose in life. |
| 2205 | Cerebral Palsy Center of Gloucester and Salem County's 856-582-5151 Provides education, therapeutic, diagnostic and intervention services for persons with disabilities from birth to 21 years of age |
| 2208 | Girl Scouts of the South Jersey Pines 856-384-3223 http://www.gssip.org Serves educational, social development and recreational needs of girls in a five county area of Southern New Jersey including Salem County. |
| 2209 | Healthcare Commons, Inc. 856-299-3200 http://www.hcommons.com Provides a variety of mental health services including assessment, treatment, educational and advocacy programs. |
| 2210 | Habitat for Humanity Salem County 856-299-8422 http://www.habitat.org Volunteer project building low cost homes that are sold to lower income working families at no profit and no interest. |
| 2211 | Meals on Wheels of Salem 856-935-3663 Over 450 community volunteers deliver nutritious meals each weekday to the homebound elderly and disabled persons in Salem County. |
| 2213 | Robins' Nest Children's Services 856-881-8689 http://www.robinsnestinc.org Services committed to quality psychotherapeutic treatment which promotes healing and improves family functioning. An array of programs which are culturally sensitive, family centered and community based. |
| 2218 | Salem County Library Commission 856-769-2018 Provides free library service throughout the county to residents without access to a public library. Funding provides large print and audio books for residents. |
| 2220 | ARC of Salem County, The 856-935-3600 http://www.arcsalem.com Provides advocacy, housing, employment education, training, respite, personal assistance and recreation services for person with disabilities |
| 2221 | Salvation Army 856-935-0305 Provides assistance with food, shelter, clothing, utilities, counseling, missing persons, prescriptions, summer camp, disasters, and referrals as needed. |
| 2222 | Shirley Eve's Development & Therapeutic Center 856-825-5840 Services to disabled children and adults, including respite care, adaptive equipment, ramp systems, group homes, advocacy, and referrals |
| 2223 | SODAT, Inc. 856-935-0441 http://www.sodat.org Outpatient services, treatment and prevention, all dealing with substances abuse and related issues. |
| 2228 | YMCA of Salem County 856-299-7493 http://www.ymcasc.com The YMCA is dedicated to putting Christian principles into practice by providing programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. |
| 2229 | Salem County Interagency Council of Human Services 856-935-7510 X 8316 Community based human services planning council. Provides attendant care, information and referrals through the Office for the Disabled |
| 2230 | Oasis Kitchen 856-935-1815 Serves nutritious midday meals five days a week to all who profess a need, regardless of race, religion, or background |
| 2231 | Ranch Hope 856-935-1555 http://www.ranchhope.org Residential and educational programs for troubled youth through change in environment, counseling, a special education and spiritual guidance. |
| 2232 | Salem County Women's Services 856-935-6655 Provides domestic violence and sexual assault/rape services for Salem County. A 24-hour hotline, individual and group counseling, advocacy, court accompaniment and community education |
| 2238 | Famcare, Inc. 856-678-4000 Salem County Parent Education program for parents who have been identified as experiencing abuse and neglecting interactions with their children. |
| 2239 | John B. Campbell Family & Fitness Center 856-935-7789 Social, recreational, health, and fitness programs for all ages. Child care for infant through 5, also drop in and after school care. |
| 2240 | Homecare Services of Southern Jersey 856-878-6035 http://www.sjhs.com A full range of comprehensive health care and supportive services which include skilled nursing, homemaker/home health aide service and a medical adult day program. |
| 2242 | Maryville, Inc. 856-935-9305 Continues founder's vision of creating a caring professional atmosphere where substance abusers receive the tools to chose sobriety-based lifestyle. |
| 2300 | UNITED WAY OF SOMERSET COUNTY 908-725-6640 http://www.somersetonline.org AN INDEPENDENT NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT ACTS AS A CATALYST FOR POSITIVE CHANGE, FUNDING 99 PROGRAMS AND HUMAN SERVICE AGENCIES, DEVELOPING VOLUNTEER RESOURCES AND BUILDING COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS. |
| 2301 | Adult Day Care Center of Somerset Cty 908-725-0068 http://www.adultdaycenter.org The Adult Day Center provides day care services for the disabled and elderly in an effort to provide an alternative to institutional care. |
| 2302 | American Red Cross, Greater Somerset County Chapter 908-725-2217 http://www.redcross.org/nj/gscc Volunteer led humanitarian organization which provides relief to disaster victims, helps people prevent/prepare for and respond to emergencies through services consistent with its Congressional Charter |
| 2303 | Anderson House 908-534-5818 http://www.andersonhouse.org Anderson House is a residential program for women recovering from alcohol and drug addiction |
| 2304 | The ARC of Somerset County 908-725-8544 http://www.arcofsomerset.org Provides advocacy and direct services for people with developmental disabilities and their families from birth throughout adulthood in and around Somerset County. |
| 2305 | Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Hunterdon & Somerset Counties 908-730-7773 http://www.bbbsa.org Empowering children, primarily from single parent families to become positive, productive, and healthy citizens through interaction with mature and caring mentors. |
| 2306 | Crawford House, Inc. 908-847-5153 http://www.crawfordhouse.org A private, non-profit agency providing treatment and transitional living programs for New Jersey women recovering from drug/alcohol addition, especially indigent/disadvantaged women. |
| 2307 | Catholic Charities of Somerset County 908-722-1881 http://www.ccdom.org Services provided regardless of religion. Programs include parenting skills, youth center, childcare, drug/alcohol treatment, financial counseling, senior shopping services, and individual/family counseling. |
| 2308 | Cerebral Palsy Association 732-549-6187 http://www.cpamc.org Comprehensive services for infants, children and adults with developmental and related disabilitie. throughout New Jersey. |
| 2309 | Interfaith Hospitality Network of Somerset County 908-704-1920 http://www.ihnsomconj.org The IHNSC is a non-profit emergency assistance homeless shelter. Professional staff in conjunction wit. congregations provide shelter, meals. counseling and support referrals. |
| 2310 | Family & Community Services of Somerset County 732-356-1082 http://www.fcssomerset.org Provides professional Mental Health and Addictions counseling for individuals and families on a sliding scale basis. Also provides wide range of community educational/prevention programs. |
| 2312 | Jewish Federation of Somerset/Hunterdon/Warren Counties 908-725-6994 http://www.jfedshaw.org The Jewish Federation of Somerset, Hunterdon & Warren Counties coordinates Jewish philanthropic, social service, welfare, communal, and educational activities in the three county areas. |
| 2313 | Martin Luther King Youth Center, Inc. 908-526-3688 The Martin Luther King Youth Center provides a program which addresses the educational, developmental, cultural, social, physical, nutritional and mental needs of school aged children. |
| 2314 | Middle Earth 908-725-7223 http://www.middleearthonline.org Provides recreation, informal counseling, 24-hour hotline, information and referral, life skills education, outreach and mentoring services to youth and families in Somerset County. |
| 2315 | Jointure, The 908-722-0233 http://www.jointure.org The Jointure provides School Age Childcare, Community Adult Education, Adult Literacy classes and sponsors the Somerset Valley Orchestra and Raritan Valley Symphonic Band. |
| 2316 | Midland School 908-722-8222 http://www.midlandschool.org The Midland School provides comprehensive educational programming for children with special needs. Job training, job placement and community housing are also available for adults with disabilities. |
| 2317 | Resource Center for Women & Their Families 908-359-0003 http://www.rcwtf.org Provides services for victims of domestic violence that include emergency shelter, 24 hour-hotline, transitional housing, legal advocacy, adult and children'. counseling and community outreach. |
| 2318 | Girl Scouts, Rolling Hills Council 908-725-1226 http://www.girlscouts-rh.org Informal education, activities, events and summer camp for girls 5-17. Community service, decision making, personal growth in a positive environment. Training for all adults. |
| 2319 | Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity 908-704-0016 http://www.rvhabitat.org RVHFH is a non-profit organization that builds modest affordable homes in partnership with low-income families in Somerset and Hunterdon Counties. |
| 2320 | Middlesex Interfaith Partners with the Homeless, Inc. 732-549-5559 http://www.miph.net M.I.P.H. provides housing and comprehensive support services to homeless populations in Central New Jersey with the purpose of ending homelessness. |
| 2321 | Rock Brook School Foundation 908-431-9500 http://www.rock-brook.org Provides an educational/therapeutic day school program for special needs children ages 3-12. Community outreach includes therapy, tutoring and grant programs in urban areas. |
| 2322 | Learning Gate 908-725-1060 The Learning Gate provide. quality affordable childcare to families regardless of their ethnic or socioeconomic background. Our year round programs are state licensed. |
| 2323 | Franklin Township FoodBank 732-246-0009 http://www.franklinfoodbank.org Franklin Township Food Bank is an agency organized to serve the emergency food needs and USDA commodities to residents of Franklin Township, Somerset County. |
| 2324 | YMCA, Somerset Hills 908-766-7898 http://www.somersethillsymca.org Development of spirit, mind and body through programs that promote health, wellness, youth, leadership, volunteerism, values, family support, community and collaboration. |
| 2325 | Somerset Community Action Program 732-846-8888 http://www.somersetcap.org The Jewish Community Center serves Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren Counties providing fitness, recreational, social, cultural and educational programs for the entire community |
| 2326 | Somerset Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependency 908-722-4900 http://www.somersetcouncil.com We are a private non-profit, public health agency. Our primary mission is the prevention of alcoholism an. drug dependency through building community and family awareness. |
| 2327 | YMCA, Somerset Valley 908-722-4567 http://www.ymcasomersetvalley.org The SVYMCA is a membership organization that serves the community by promoting physical, mental and spiritua. health in a safe and friendly environment. Everyone is welcome. |
| 2328 | Somerset Home for Temporarily Displaced Children 908-526-6605 http://www.somersethome.org The mission of the Somerset Home is to develop and implement a variety of community services to respond to the needs of at-risk youth and their families. |
| 2329 | Contact We Care, Inc. 908-490-1480 http://www.contactwecare.org CONTAC. We Care, a 24-hour hotline, provides crisis intervention, answering 1-800-SUICIDE. reassurance, support, and information and referrals on community resources to callers in New Jersey. |
| 2330 | United Family & Children's Society 908-755-4848 http://www.unitedfamily.org UFCS offers individual and group counseling throughout Central New Jersey, domestic and international adoptions state-wide and programs for children, teen parents and deinstitutionalized adults. |
| 2331 | Jewish Communit. Center of Somerset, Hunterdon & Warren Cty's 908-725-6994 http://www.ssbjcc.org The Jewish Community Center serves Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren Counties providing fitness, recreational, social, cultural and educational programs for the entire community. |
| 2333 | Visiting Nurse Association of Somerset Hills 908-766-0180 http://www.visitingnurse.org RN's and other professionals provide Home Health Care and Hospice in the home as well as Respite relief to caregivers of frail elderly and disabled. |
| 2334 | Community Visiting Nurse Association 908-725-9355 http://www.vnacj.org Community VNA is a not for profit, Home Health Agency that has provided Home Care and Hospice services to both Somerset and Middlesex counties for over 50 years. |
| 2335 | Visiting Nurse & Health Services 908-352-5694 http://www.vnss.com Home Health Care, Infusion, Pediatrics, Hospice, Wellness programs. Psychiatric Home Care, Case Management, Teaching Homemakers. Health Education. Maternal-Child Health and Healthy Families. |
| 2336 | Community Hope, Inc. 973-463-9600 http://www.communityhope-nj.org Community Hope, Inc. offers hope, fosters growth and promotes independence for young adults with mental illness by providing them with supportive housing and vital services. |
| 2338 | Alternatives, Inc. 908-685-1444 http://www.alternativesinc.org Alternatives, Inc. has served individuals with developmental disabilities, mental health consumers, homeless families and at-risk teens since 1980. |
| 2339 | American Red Cross, Tri-County Chapter 908-756-6414 http://www.tricountyredcross.org A humanitarian organization, providing excellence in relief to victims of disasters and helping people prevent, prepare for and respond to personal and community emergencies. |
| 2340 | Jewish Family Service of Somerset, Hunterdon, and Warren Counties 908-725-7799 http://www.ajfca.org Non-discriminatory, social service agency providing individual, couple, group counseling for children and adults; in-home assessments, therapy, case management for elderly; career counseling, refugee resettlement. |
| 2347 | YMCA, Plainfield Area 908-756-6060 http://www.ymca.net A community service organization dedicated to helping all people to develop in mind, body and spirit in Union, Middlesex and Somerset Counties. |
| 2348 | YWCA, Plainfield/North Plainfield Area 908-756-3836 http://www.ywca.org The YWCA is a women's membership movement, providing childcare, after school, summer camp; health and fitness center; teen programs; career assessment, training and job placement. |
| 2357 | Girl Scouts, Washington Rock Council 908-232-3236 http://www.westfieldnj.com/girlscouts Educational enrichment and recreational program for girls 5-17, offering leadership development, community service, career exploration, day and resident camping, and training programs for adults. |
| 2359 | Plainfield Cty Union of the King's Daughter Day School 908-756-7788 http://www.kingsdaughtersdayschool.org Established in 1906. Nationally accredited childcare, before and after school and summer camp. Sliding scale fee, sick childcare and support services available for enrolled families. |
| 2361 | 4-H Association of Somerset County 908-526-6644 http://www.somerset.rce.rutgers.edu The 4-H Association is dedicated to promoting and supporting the educational projects & activities of the Somerset County 4-H Youth Development Program. |
| 2362 | HomeSharing, Inc. 908-526-4663 http://www.homesharing.org HomeSharing prevents homelessness by matching seekers, those looking for affordable housing in the community, with providers, residents who need to share their homes. |
| 2364 | Child Care Connection, Inc. 908-725-4428 http://www.childcareconnection-nj.org A child care resource and referral agency that counsels parents, provides referrals, builds child care supply, offers training and technical assistance to child care organizations. |
| 2365 | Legal Services of Northwest, Jersey, Inc. 908-231-0840 http://www.lsnj.org Legal services for low-income people to improve children's lives; maintain housing, economic stability, safety, health; assist disaster victims; improve legal services delivery. |
| 2366 | Somerset County Vocational / Technical High School Fnd. 908-526-8900 http://www.scti.org The Twilight Program is an after school and summer vocational skills training program for at-risk youth living in Somerset County. |
| 2367 | Somerset Hills Adult Day Care Center 908-647-1077 http://www.shadc.org Provides a comprehensive, structured day time program for the frail elderly in order to prevent premature institutionalization and provide a break for family care givers. |
| 2368 | Volunteers of America Delaware Valley 908-707-9753 http://www.voadv.org Agape House Program offers temporary shelter, including case management and child services to homeless families in Somerset County. |
| 2372 | Foodbank Network of Somerset County 732-560-1813 The goal of the Foodbank Network is to alleviate hunger in our community. This is done by distributing packages of food to families needing assistance. |
| 2373 | Freedom House, Inc. 908-537-6043 http://www.freedomhouse.net Freedom House provides substance abuse treatment for men in a halfway house setting, transitional housing for women, and services for families. |
| 2375 | Somerset County Coalition on Affordable Housing (SCCOAH) 908-704-8901 http://www.sccoah.org SCCOAH provide. information, referrals, counseling and programs (free of charge), to assist low and moderate income people in need of affordable housing in Somerset County. |
| 2376 | Somerset Treatment Services 908-722-1232 http://www.somersettreatmentcenters.org Provides comprehensive out-patient substance abuse services, including prevention, assessments, counseling, groups, intensive outpatient program, methadone treatment, free HIV case management and drug treatment. |
| 2378 | United Cerebral Palsy of Morris/Somerset, Inc. 908-879-2243 http://www.ucpa.org Health care services for children/adults with disabilities and families. Family Support, Respite, Recreation, Stresspite, Respite Co-options, Personal Assistants, Housing, Residential, Community Education, Information & Resources. |
| 2381 | Women's Health & Counseling Center 908-526-2335 http://www.womenandhealth.org Services include primary health care; reproductive health; well-baby care/immunization; HIV/AIDS counseling/education, sexual assault support services; STD, cancer and other screening. |
| 2399 | Literacy Volunteers of Somerset County 908-725-5430 http://www.lvanj.org Literacy Volunteers of Somerset County provides free one-to-one and small group tutoring to functionally illiterate adults (below 5th grade level) through trained volunteers. |
| 2400 | UNITED WAY OF SUSSEX COUNTY 973-579-3040 http://www.sussexunitedway.org DEDICATED TO HELPING PEOPLE IN SUSSEX COUNTY FACING CRITICAL HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICE NEEDS. YOUR INVESTMENT WILL DEVELOP HEALTHY CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND A CARING COMMUNITY. |
| 2401 | American Red Cross-Sussex County Chapter 973-579-1600 http://www.sussexcounty-redcross.org A humanitarian organization led by volunteers. Provides relief to victims of disaster and helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. |
| 2402 | Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sussex County 973-300-4149 http://www.bbbssussex.org A variety of mentoring programs are available to help children reach their highest potential. BBBS has been serving Sussex County for over 30 years. |
| 2403 | Little Children's World, Inc. 973-948-5770 Early Education Center. Infant and toddler program. Full/Part time preschool and Kindergarten, veteran teachers, nutritious snacks, subsidized care based upon family size and income. |
| 2405 | Visiting Nurse Association of Saint Clare's, Inc. 973-729-7078 http://www.saintclares.org Non-profit, Medicare-certified home health agency that provides home nursing, therapy and other services to homebound patients. |
| 2406 | Girl Scouts. Lenni-Lenape Council, Inc. 973-248-8200 http://www.gsllc.org Girl Scouts are developing self-worth, learning new skills, exploring a wide range of opportunities, making lasting friendships and having fun. |
| 2407 | D.A.W.N., Inc. 973-361-5666 http://www.dawninc.org Community-based, consumer-controlled, consumer-run organization for people & families with disabilities in Morris, Sussex, Warren counties. Peer support, Independent Living Skills Training, Advocacy, Information/referral. |
| 2408 | People Help of Sussex County 973-729-1745 Limited one-time, short-term, immediate financial help to residents of Sussex County in the areas of medical care, food, clothing and shelter. |
| 2410 | Salvation Army, The 908-851-9300 http://www.salvationarmy.org Short-term emergency assistance with food, shelter, clothing, utilities, rent, transportation, disaster services. Drug/alcohol rehabilitation. Residential camping programs for children, senior citizens, special needs population. |
| 2411 | Center for Prevention & Counseling 973-383-4787 http://www.centerforprevention.org Provides information, education, referrals, evaluations, prevention and support services to individuals and the community at large. |
| 2412 | SCARC, Inc. 973-383-7442 http://www.scarc.org Serves persons with developmental disabilities and families; residential services, supported employment; family support; respite; Saturday programs; Kids on the Block; Harvest Home Food & Clothing; information/referral. |
| 2413 | Rainbows of Learning 973-383-4460 Educationally-based childcare for children from 6 weeks through kindergarten. Scholarships available. Hot meals provided. 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM. Open all year. |
| 2414 | Sussex County Help Line, Inc. 973-209-HELP http://www.schelpline.org 24-hour phone service providing information and referral, crisis and homeless emergency services to Sussex County residents. |
| 2417 | SCARC Guardianship Services, Inc. 973-383-7442 Provides advocacy and guardianship services for people with developmental disabilities; successor and co-guardianship relationships; program for parents seeking guardianship; life planning/trustee services. |
| 2418 | Legal Services of Northwest Jersey 973-383-7400 http://www.lsnj.org Legal Services of Northwest Jersey and Sussex Senior Legal Services Project provide free legal representation on civil matters to eligible clients in established priority areas. |
| 2420 | NORWESCAP, Inc. 908-454-7000 http://www.norwescap.org Programs include Food Bank, dedicated to ending hunger; Child & Family Resource Services; RSVP, volunteer opportunities for individuals 55 and over. |
| 2421 | Project Self-Sufficiency of Sussex County 973-383-5129 Provides comprehensive services to single parents/displaced homemakers-individual/group personal and career counseling; group support; child care/transportation assistance; seminars; emergency basic need programs. |
| 2422 | Samaritan Inn, Inc. 973-827-8911 Operates a 24-hour housing emergency hotline, food pantry, transitional shelter apartments for homeless families. |
| 2423 | Domestic Abuse Services, Inc. 973-579-2386 http://www.dasi.org Provides comprehensive services to survivor. of domestic violence and sexual assault, as well as their family members and significant others. |
| 2425 | Freedom House, Inc. 908-537-6043 http://www.freedomhouse.org A halfway house providing long-term residential treatment for adult males, including those from Sussex County, recovering from alcohol or drug addiction. |
| 2426 | Catholic Family & Community Services 973-383-3123 Meals on Wheels delivered to homebound; Nutrition Centers; Adult Day Center providing day-long care for frail elderly; Respite/counseling for caregivers; Assisted transportation. |
| 2427 | Literacy Volunteers of America-Sussex County 973-300-9444 Trained volunteers provide free, individualized tutoring in adult basic literacy and English for speakers of other languages. LVA-SC also provides community education about literacy. |
| 2500 | UNITED WAY OF GREATER UNION COUNTY 908-353-7171 http://www.uwguc.org DEVELOPS AND SUPPORTS MORE THAN 100 PROGRAMS THAT IMPROVE THE LIVES OF LOCAL CHILDREN AND YOUTH, PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, SENIORS AND FAMILIES IN CRISIS. |
| 2501 | Alfre, Inc. 973-540-1781 http://www.mrswilsons.org Mrs. Wilson's Halfway House provides housing and treatment services to alcohol and drug dependent women who are seeking recovery. |
| 2502 | American Friends Service Committee 973-643-3079 http://www.afsc.org Quaker organization includes people of many faiths. Programs of peace and justice work locally/worldwide on criminal justice, migration, economic justice, peace-building and youth. |
| 2505 | American Red Cross - Summit Area Chapter 908-273-2076 Provides health, safety, aquatics education, relief to victims of disaster. Helps prevent, prepare and respond to emergencies. Serving Summit, Springfield, New Providence, Berkeley Heights. |
| 2506 | American Red Cross Westfield/Mountainside Chapter 908-232-7090 http://www.westfieldmtside-redcross.org Helps victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. |
| 2507 | Community Access Unlimited 908-354-3040 http://www.caunj.org Supporting people with disabilities and at-risk youth, giving them the opportunity to live independent and productive lives as citizens integrated into the community. |
| 2508 | ARC of Somerset County 908-725-8544 http://www.thearcofsomerset.org To provide advocacy and services for persons with developmental disabilities and their families. |
| 2509 | Arc of Union County, Inc. 908-754-5910 http://www.arcunion.org Helping individuals of all ages with developmental disabilities realize a full, productive, and enhanced life since 1949. |
| 2510 | Patriot's Path Council, Inc. BSA 973-765-9322 http://www.ppbsa.org Influence a better society through programs that emphasize character building, Citizenship training and the promotion of physical and mental fitness. |
| 2511 | Bridgeway Rehabilitation Services, Inc. 908-355-7886 http://www.bridgewayrehab.com Psychiatric rehabilitation services for adults with severe emotional problems helping them live satisfying lives in the community. Services include vocational, social, recreational, housing, outreach, advocacy. |
| 2512 | Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Newark 908-497-3900 http://www.ccsnewark.org A multi-service agency offering mental health services, family counseling, alcoholism and drug rehabilitation, immigration assistance, protective and senior adult services in Union County. |
| 2513 | American Red Cross of Tri-County Chapter 908-353-2500 Provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. Serving towns in Middlesex, Somerset and Union Counties. |
| 2515 | Jewish Community Center of Central NJ 908-889-8800 http://www.jccnj.org Provides social, educational and cultural programs. The agency offers nursery school, kindergarten, adult classes, day camp, youth programs, after school care and senior nutrition programs. |
| 2516 | Community Coordinated Child Care of Union County, Inc. 973-923-1433 http://www.ccccunion.org Training and technical assistance for childcare centers and family childcare, childcare information and subsidies for families and coordination of childcare services with other agencies/organizations. |
| 2517 | Community Health Law Project 908-355-8282 http://www.chlp.org Legal and advocacy organization servicing low-income persons with disabilities and the elderly. Provides direct services, training, technical assistance, public education/information programs. |
| 2518 | Community Pre-School at St. John's Inc. 908-273-7208 Provides a pre-school educational program rich in experiential learning and language development for children from low to moderate income families. |
| 2520 | CONTACT We Care, Inc. 908-301-1899 http://www.contactwecare.org A 24-hour hotline, provides crisis intervention, reassurance, support and information and referrals on community resources to callers in New Jersey Hotline Number. 908-232-2880. |
| 2521 | Cranford Family Care Association, Inc. 908-276-3530 Provides services to Cranford residents and helps restore disadvantaged families and individuals to economic self sufficiency by providing emergency assistance. |
| 2522 | Egenolf Early Childhood Center Association of Elizabeth 908-352-7508 Nationally accredited Preschool services for children ages 2 1/2 to 3 years old, who are residents of Elizabeth. |
| 2523 | Elizabethport Presbyterian Center, Inc. 908-351-4850 Identification, recruitment and appropriate utilization of human and financial resources that strengthen and enhance life and flexibility to adapt as the community changes. |
| 2524 | Family & Children's Services of Union County 908-352-7474 Counseling services to children and adults experiencing personal/family crisis, school problems, child abuse, domestic violence, homelessness, delinquency, teen pregnancy, adoption and foster family services. |
| 2525 | Family & Community Services of Somerset County 732-356-1082 Family and individual counseling, delinquency prevention program, community planning and family life education. |
| 2527 | Girl Scouts Delaware Raritan Council 732-821-9090 http://www.gsofdr.org Inspire girls with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism and service that they may become happy and resourceful citizens. |
| 2528 | CYO Youth Ministries 201-998-0088 http://www.newarkoym.org Provides services to the youth of Union County through Summer Camp, Leadership Training and Athletic Programming promoting positive life choices for children, teens and families. |
| 2529 | Girl Scouts Washington Rock Council 908-232-3236 http://www.westfieldnj.com/girlscouts Educational enrichment and recreational program for girls 5-17, offering leadership development, community service, career exploration, day and resident camping, and training programs for adults. |
| 2530 | Jefferson Park Day Care Center, Inc. 908-354-2266 Integrative early education/childcare for three-year-olds. Collaboration with the Elizabeth Board of Education per Abbott Mandate. Free hot meals provided. |
| 2531 | Mobile Meals of Westfield 908-233-6146 Delivers nutritious, reasonable priced meals to homebound and needy members of the community on a temporary or permanent basis. |
| 2532 | Jewish Family Service Agency of Central NJ 908-352-8375 http://www.jfscentralnj.com Individual, group and family counseling, certified home health aides and homemaker transportation service, food pantry, refugee resettlement, adoption home studies, Kosher Meals on Wheels. |
| 2533 | Mental Health Association of Union County, Inc. 908-272-0300 http://www.mhauc.com Information, referral and assistance. Domestic Violence counseling in English and Spanish. Cherish the Children programs for parents, educators and children. Community education and legislative advocacy. |
| 2534 | Neighborhood House Association 908-757-7100 Provides quality child care to children from 2 months to 12 years. Components include infant/toddler, pre-school, after school and summer camp. An Accredited Center. |
| 2535 | HomeSharing Program of Somerset County, Inc. 908-526-4663 Prevents homelessness by matching providers, those who need to share their homes or apartments, with seekers, those looking for affordable housing. |
| 2536 | Interfaith Council for the Homeless of Union County, Inc. 908-753-4001 http://www.interfaith.council.org Provides shelter and support for people at Union County congregations, transitional and supportive housing and education, and community building for safe and stable neighborhoods. |
| 2537 | Plainfield City Union of the Kings Daughters Day School (The) 908-756-7788 Nationally accredited childcare program serving children age's 11-months to 13-years. Toddler, preschool, after school and summer camp. Established in 1906. |
| 2538 | Rahway Community Action Organization, Inc. 732-382-9311 Pre-school; BAK; After School & Summer Day Camp Services. Youth Training, employment and mentoring. Seniors Programs & Pantry Services. |
| 2539 | Rahway Day Care Center, Inc. 732-382-0544 Provides all-day quality programs for infants, toddlers, preschool children. Before/after school program for school-age & Kindergarten Children. Summer day camp during summer months. |
| 2540 | Lifetime Support, Inc. 908-754-7052 Promote a life of dignity/opportunity for persons with development disabilities; ensure that their needs, strengths, talents and desires are affirmed, defended and respected. |
| 2542 | Resolve Community Counseling Center, Inc. 908-322-9180 http://www.resolvenj.com Individual and family counseling, employee assistance program, family agency consortium, student assistance programs. Outreach to low income minority communities, and youth community service projects. |
| 2543 | Roselle Day Care Center 908-241-8787 Provides quality child care for infants, toddlers and preschool children of low to moderate income families whose parents are working or attending school full-time. |
| 2544 | SAGE, Inc. 908-273-5550 http://www.sagenj.org Keeping elderly at home. Home health aides; companions; Adult day health center; Meals-on-wheels; InfoCare (information/referral), Shopping/chore service, Caregiver support groups, bill paying. |
| 2545 | Salvation Army-Elizabeth Corps 908-352-7057 http://www.thesalvationarmy.org Meeting basic human needs of food and shelter (including providing the opportunity to access other needed services to improve current hardship), and other seasonal activities. |
| 2547 | Second Street Youth Center Foundation 908-561-0003 Is a preschool and Youth Center that provides opportunities for self-expression, the building of self-worth and creative learning that enables people to reach their full potential. |
| 2549 | Salvation Army-Union County Service Units 908-851-9300 Short term emergency assistance with food, shelter, prescriptions, utilities, limited rent, clothing, furniture. Disaster canteen presence. Drugs and alcohol rehabilitation centers. Youth and seniors camp. |
| 2550 | The Learning Circle 908-273-7040 Child care, early childhood education for infants, toddlers, pre-school; before/after school, all day kindergarten, summer camp and consultation to other day cares. |
| 2553 | Girl Scout Council of Greater Essex & Hudson Counties, Inc. 973-746-8200 http://www.gscgehc.org Informal educational organization offering contemporary, values based programs and activities for girls 5-17. Designed to increase leadership, self-esteem self-potential. |
| 2554 | Central Jersey Legal Services, Inc. 908-354-4340 Provides high quality civil legal assistance to the very low income residents of Mercer, Middlesex or Union County, New Jersey. |
| 2555 | UCPC Behavioral Healthcare 908-756-6870 Outpatient psychiatric services for children, adolescents, adults and seniors. Adult Transitional Day Treatment Program. MICA (Mentally Ill Chemical Abuse) treatment service for adults. |
| 2556 | Literacy Volunteers-Union County, Inc. 908-518-0600 http://www.lvaunion.org LVA-UC provides free one-to-one and small group tutoring for adults in the community who want to improve their literacy skills. |
| 2558 | Cerebral Palsy League of Union County 908-709-1800 Early intervention, day care and adult vocational programs, special education school serving over 230 children and adults who are severely physically disabled and/or medically frail. |
| 2559 | United Family & Children's Society 908-755-4848 A multi-service agency providing individual and family counseling, anger management for adolescents, young mothers group, adoption services, home studies and infant foster care. |
| 2560 | USO of Metropolitan New York, Inc. 212-695-5590 Outreach, recreational services and programs, employment assistance. |
| 2561 | Cerebral Palsy Association of Middlesex County 732-549-6187 Regional treatment and multi services agency for infants, children, adults with developmental and related disabilities-early intervention, education, medical, residential, vocational programs and assistive technology. |
| 2570 | Visiting Health Services of Union County, Inc. 908-233-3113 http://www.visitinghealth.org Serves elderly/disabled with certified home health aides for personal care, help with activities of daily living, bath service, and housekeeping. Personal Emergency Response Systems. |
| 2571 | Somerset Home for Temporarily Displaced Children 908-526-6605 http://www.somersethome.org Provides housing and supportive services for abused, neglected and/or homeless youth, ages 13-21, while facilitating the transition to an appropriate, safe and stable living arrangement. |
| 2572 | Visiting Nurse and Health Services, Inc. 800-255-8986 http://www.vnss.com Home Health Care, Infusion, Pediatrics, Hospice, Wellness programs, Psychiatric Home Care, Case Management, Teaching Homemaker and Healthy Families Programs. |
| 2575 | Westfield Community Center, Association 908-232-4759 Multi-service center, providing social, recreational and educational programs to all age groups. After school/summer day care, older adult social day care, youth programs. |
| 2576 | Youth and Family Counseling Services 908-233-2042 A private non-profit, non-sectarian agency which helps troubled individuals and families. Includes community outreach programs. |
| 2577 | Urban League of Union County, Inc. 908-351-7200 Adolescent pregnancy prevention, youth development, day care services, employment placement, housing counseling/emergency assistance, classroom training for computers/jobs, afterschool program, education for juvenile offenders. |
| 2582 | YMCA of Plainfield 908-756-6060 Building healthy lives through innovative programs designed to develop, nurture and strengthen family relationships. Swimming pre/after school care, male residence, emergency shelter, foster care, summer camp. |
| 2583 | YMCA of Eastern Union County, NJ 908-355-9622 Building healthy lives through innovative programs designed to develop, nurture and strengthen family relationships. |
| 2585 | YMCA of Westfield 908-233-2700 http://www.westfieldynj.org The Westfield "Y" a nonprofit human service organization offering preschool and school age child care, youth and teen, family, adult and senior wellness programs. |
| 2586 | YWCA of Eastern Union County 908-355-1500 http://www.ywcaeuc.org Provides for women and children shelter, outreach, crisis intervention, 24-hour hotline and public advocacy on issues of domestic violence. |
| 2587 | YWCA of Plainfield/North Plainfield 908-756-3500 Serving central NJ, the YWCA provides childcare, after school & summer camp; health and fitness center; teen programs, career assessment, training and job placement. |
| 2588 | Connection for Women and Families, The 908-273-4242 Women led organization dedicated to enhancing lives and fostering community through social, recreational and educational activities. |
| 2589 | Elizabeth Coalition to House the Homeless, The 908-353-4002 Serves the homeless and near-homeless with case management, emergency shelter, transitional housing, housing search and educational program for homeless children. |
| 2591 | ARC of Middlesex County 732-247-8155 http://www.arc-middlesex.org To enhance the lives of people with developmental disabilities and their families through advocacy, choice and support. |
| 2594 | PROCEED, Inc. 908-351-7727 http://www.proceedinc.com Preschool, youth services, after school, individual and group counseling, HIV prevention, transitional housing for HIV males, emergency food, rental and utility assistance and immigration services. |
| 2596 | YM/YWHA of Union County 908-289-8112 Provides cultural, educational, recreational and social services to the entire community. Childcare, day camp, senior adult programming, and Health and Fitness predominate. |
| 2597 | United Way of Summit, New Providence & Berkeley Heights 908-771-0717 Dedicated to helping those in Summit, New Providence and Berkeley Heights facing critical human service needs. Your investment yields an amazing return. |
| 2598 | United Way of Westfield 908-233-2113 Dedicated to helping those in Westfield facing critical human service needs. Your investment yields an amazing return-healthy children, families and a caring community. |
| 2700 | THE COMMUNITY CHEST OF ENGLEWOOD 201-568-747 FUNDS CAREFULLY SCREENED AND SELECTED PROGRAMS THAT SERVE CRITICAL COMMUNITY NEEDS. |
| 2702 | Center for Food Action in New Jersey 201-569-1804 Provides food, housing and utility assistance to low-income residents as well as the information, referrals and advocacy that help families survive during a crisis. |
| 2703 | Vantage Health Care Systems 201-568-3937 Provides comprehensive mental health services to enable recipients to reach and maintain their optimal level of functioning. |
| 2706 | Center Stage Performing Arts Academy 201-816-8989 Provides lessons in discipline, motivation and inner strength by way of the performing arts. |
| 2708 | Englewood Hospital and Medical Center 201-894-3725 Provides primary, secondary and tertiary care as a community hospital. |
| 2711 | FISH of Englewood and Tenafly 201-569-4294 Transports the elderly, indigent or disabled to and from medical appointments. |
| 2716 | Jewish Community Center on the Palisades 201-569-7900 Gives music lessons to elementary school children who would not be able to afford instruction without scholarships provided by the Music Discovery Program. |
| 2719 | Volunteer Center of Bergen County 201-489-9454 Strengthens the community by connecting people with opportunities to serve, operating model volunteer programs, building capacity for effective volunteering and participating in strategic partnerships. |
| 2721 | Shelter Our Sisters 201-498-9247 Works with individuals and families in need of services and education relating to family violence. |
| 2722 | Southeast Senior Center for Independent Living 201-569-4080 Provides innovative, inter-disciplinary and community-based health and related services to residents age 60 and older. |
| 2724 | Tenafly Senior Center 201-569-2159 Gives seniors opportunities to participate in health promotion activities, develop emotional support and maintain a positive mental attitude. |
| 2726 | Englewood Commemorative Council 201-871-9855 Plans Memorial Day and Veterans Day observances. |
| 2730 | Women's Rights Information Center 201-568-1166 Helps women and their families become self-sufficient by providing employment, occupational training, housing, alcohol and substance abuse counseling. |
| 2734 | Vincente K. Tibbs Child Development Center 201-568-3937 |
| 2736 | Visiting Homemaker Home Health Aide Service 201-488-0041 Provides in home and community supportive services to allow for care at home for individuals who need assistance with activities of daily living. |
| 2738 | Bergen Family Center 201-342-9200 Promotes school readiness and strengthens the parent\child bond through a home instruction program for pre-school youngsters. |
| 2800 | UNITED WAY OF GREATER CUMBERLAND COUNTY, INC. 856-205-1800 http://www.unitedwaygcc.org TO IDENTIFY COMMUNITY NEEDS, DEVELOP A PLAN TO MEET THOSE NEEDS, AND BRING TOGETHER THE RESOURCES TO DO SO. |
| 2802 | Cumberland County Women's Center 856-691-3713 Offers complete protective services for adults/children vulnerable to abuse, neglect or exploitation through crisis intervention, emergency food, housing and transportation, counseling and support groups. |
| 2806 | ARC of Cumberland County 856-691-9138 http://www.arccumberland.org Promotes the welfare of individuals with disabilities through the development of programs for their participation, encouragement of appropriate research projects, development of advocacy systems. |
| 2807 | Girl Scouts of the South Jersey Pines 856-697-3900 http://www.gssjp.org Purpose is to inspire girls 5-17 with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism and service in order to become happy and resourceful citizens. |
| 2808 | Millville Day Care Center 856-825-9364 Provides safe, loving care for the development of the total child stressing cognitive, social and physical growth, readiness skills in a well-balanced curriculum. |
| 2817 | Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Cumberland County 856-692-0916 http://www.bbbsccnj.org Serves boys/girls, 7-14, from single-parent homes with a one-on-one friendship with a stable adult. Promotes self-esteem, confidence. responsible decision-making. |
| 2818 | American Red Cross Cumberland County 856-691-2265 http://www.acredcross.org Mission is to expand the delivery of Emergency Response Services at local disaster sites such as fire, flood or nuclear accidents. |
| 2820 | Habitat for Humanity, Cumberland County 856-327-6474 http://www.habitat-cumberlandnj.org A non-profit, ecumenical housing ministry that is dedicated to eliminating substandard housing and homelessness and making adequate affordable housing available to low-income families. |
| 2823 | Salvation Army/Bridgeton Corps. 856-451-0999 http://www.thesalvationarmy.org Primarily the spiritual arm of the Army but does provide limited emergency assistance with food, clothing, shelter, transportation, prescriptions rental or mortgages. |
| 2824 | Salvation Army Service Corp. 856-696-5050 http://www.thesalvationarmy.org Provides temporary emergency assistance with food, clothing, shelter, transportation, prescriptions and limited rental or mortgage assistance. |
| 2825 | YMCA of Cumberland Cape Atlantic 856-691-0030 http://www.ccaymca.org Serves all members of the family with programs to promote healthy lifestyles, strengthen family bonds, develop leadership among youth, assist in community development. |
| 2827 | Shirley Eves Developmental & Therapeutic Center 856-825-5840 http://www.shirleyevescenter.org Provides services to the mentally and physically impaired and their families including counseling, outreach, information/referral, homemaker services, group homes, special education, parental education. |
| 2839 | South Jersey Against Aids, Inc. 856-293-7335 http://www.southjerseyaidsalliance.org Educates at-risk groups, identifies local diagnostic/treatment resources, provides education and a broad range of support services for HIV/AIDS victims. |
| 2840 | Tri-County Community Action Agency, Inc. 856-451-6330 http://www.tricountycaa.org Mission is to provide social and day-care services that improve the quality of life for Alzheimer's sufferers and promotes their self-sufficiency. |
| 2843 | Canine Hearing Companion, Inc. 856-696-3668 Mission is to enhance the lives of the deaf and hearing-impaired, allowing them greater independence and security through the use of Certified Hearing Dogs. |
| 2844 | Maryville, Inc. 856-629-0244 http://www.maryvillerehab.org Provides in-patient treatment for chemically dependent persons providing therapy, medical care, educational services, room/board without regard to race, sex, national origin, handicaps. |
| 2845 | Community Food Bank of NJ 609-383-8843 http://www.okus.com/foodbank Fight hunger and poverty by distribution of food and groceries, by educating and training, creating model programs and involving all society in this battle. |
| 2846 | Disabilities Resource Center Atlantic & Cape May 609-646-0388 http://www.disabilitiesresourcecenter.org Mission is to positively affect the quality of life for people with disabilities and their families to help them achieve a sense to community inclusion. |
| 2847 | Robin's Nest 856-881-8689 http://www.robinsnestinc.org Addresses child abuse and neglect through group home treatment, counseling programs, permanency planning during foster care, groups for children experiencing divorce. |
| 2900 | UNITED WAY OF WARREN COUNTY 908-689-2755 http://www.unitedwayofwc.org UNITED WAY FUNDS PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION FOCUSED PROGRAMS THROUGH 15 AGENCIES THAT HELP FAMILIES, CHILDREN AND YOUTH, AND PROVIDE A SAFETY NET OF SERVICES. |
| 2901 | Abilities of Northwest Jersey, Inc. 908-689-1118 http://www.abilities-nw.com Dedicated to improving the employability and quality of life of people with disabilities. Provides and places individuals with disabilities into integrated work settings. |
| 2902 | American Red Cross Warren Area Chapter 973-538-2160 All chapters offer disaster planning, prevention, and relief, safety and health courses, health screening, blood programs, information and referral services. |
| 2904 | ARC Warren County Chapter, Inc. 908-689-7525 Dedicated to enriching the quality of life of persons with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities. |
| 2905 | Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Warren County, Inc. 908-689-0436 Big Brothers Big Sisters promotes one to one relationships between children ages 6-12, from single parent families and adult volunteers who serve as role models. |
| 2906 | Boy Scouts of America Central NJ Council 609-419-1600 Provides character building, citizenship training and physical and mental fitness for all youngsters ages 7-21. |
| 2908 | Catholic Charities, Diocese of Metuchen 908-454-2074 Provides services to individuals, families and communities. Including outpatient mental health, substance abuse evaluation and treatment; childcare; family preservation; and social service centers. |
| 2909 | Domestic Abuse & Rape Crisis Center 908-453-4121 Assists victims of domestic abuse. Provides crisis intervention counseling, a 24 hour hotline, emergency shelter; community education; establishment of self-help groups, advocacy and counseling. |
| 2910 | Family Guidance Center of Warren County 908-689-1000 A private non-profit, counseling center providing outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment. Services include individual, marital, family, group counseling and crises intervention. |
| 2913 | NORWESCAP 908-454-7000 NORWESCAP serves the low-income population. In Warren County, the United Way funds information and referral, a Preschool Program and the Food Bank. |
| 2915 | Meals on Wheels Phillipsburg Area 908-859-6829 Provides two nutritious meals five days a week, Monday through Friday, to homebound, elderly, disabled persons regardless of age, race, color, national origin or income. |
| 2916 | Visiting Homemaker Service of Warren County 908-689-4140 Home Health Aide assistance to the elderly, disabled and families during emergency or chronic illness. Case Management, Respite Care and Chore Services. |
| 2919 | Legal Services of Northwest Jersey, Inc. 908-475-2010 Provides access to the legal system, especially for low-income persons. Assistance areas include domestic abuse, custody, eviction, obtaining and retaining governments benefits. |
| 2937 | Girl Scouts Great Valley Council, Inc. 610-791-2411 Girl Scouting gives all girls a chance to develop their potential, build self-esteem, make friends, and contribute to their community. |
| 2940 | Boy Scouts of America Minsi Trails Council 610-264-8551 Provides character building, citizenship training and physical and mental fitness for all youngsters ages 7-21. |
| 2941 | Joseph H. Firth Youth Center 908-454-7281 Provides supervised drop-in youth activities in both active and passive recreation including team sports, arts and instruction in various physical and educational programs. |
| 3100 | UNITED WAY OF CAPE MAY COUNTY 609-729-2002 http://www.uwcmc.com RAISES FUNDS FOR HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICE AGENCIES IN CAPE MAY COUNTY THAT PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY. |
| 3101 | The Arc of Cape May County 609-861-7100 http://www.arcofcapemay.org Supports persons with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities with in-home respite and other family supports such as residential summer camp. |
| 3103 | Boy Scouts of America Southern New Jersey Council 856-327-1700 http://www.snjscouting.org Provides leadership, education and recreation programs for young people. |
| 3104 | South Jersey Legal Services, Inc. 609-465-3001 Provides legal services for low income Cape May County residents in Civil cases. |
| 3105 | Cape Counseling Services 609-465-4100 http://www.capecounseling.org The kayak program offers the challenge of mastering an ocean kayak and navigating successfully through the surf building self esteem and confidence. |
| 3106 | Coalition Against Rape and Abuse 609-522-6489 Provides free individual and group counseling, shelter, legal advocacy and representation, food, clothing and necessities to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. |
| 3107 | Community Food Bank of New Jersey 609-383-8843 http://www.okus.com/foodbank Distributes food donated by private industry to charities that feed the needy. |
| 3108 | CONTACT Cape Atlantic Inc. 609-390-3333 A community service agency that provides confidential crisis intervention through active listening, telephone reassurance to senior citizens, homebound also information and referrals services. |
| 3109 | Girl Scouts of the South Jersey Pines 856-697-3900 http://www.gssjp.org Is dedicated to encouraging all girls to reach their fullest potential. Girls from 5-17 grow strong through fun, exciting educational and recreation programs. |
| 3110 | Jersey Cape Diagnostic, Training and Opportunity Center 609-465-4117 http://www.odosy.com Provides transitional work opportunity for about 85 individuals with disabilities. A job in the community is the planned goal for each individual. |
| 3111 | Disabilities Resource Center Atlantic and Cape May County Inc. 609-646-0388 http://www.disabiltitiesresourcecenter.org Assist adults with disabilities to live independently in the community. Provides a wide range of community programs including residential options, family support and vocational services. |
| 3112 | Literacy Volunteers of America, Cape Atlantic Inc. 609-383-3377 http://www.lvacapeatlantic.org Trains and supports volunteer tutors who offer student-based individualized reading, writing, spelling, comprehensive, conversations, English language, job-preparedness and survival skills instruction to adults. |
| 3113 | Salvation Army 856-935-0305 Provided emergency food, utility, fire and disaster assistance for people in need. Summer camp program for juniors. |
| 3114 | USO Serves the needs of the U.S. Military and their families throughout the world. |
| 3115 | Exchange Club Center for Prevention of Child Abuse of South Jersey Inc. 609-399-3991 Is committed to making a difference in the lives of children and families through parenting classes, home visitation and community education. |
| 3116 | Access One Inc. 609-927-6662 Provides comprehensive medical care and case management services to people living with HIV/AIDS educational programs. |
| 3117 | Habitat for Humanity Cape May County 609-463-0244 Volunteers work with homebuyers who invest 300 hours of "sweat equity" to build decent homes. |
| 3118 | Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Atlantic and Cape May County Inc. 609-601-7800 http://www.atlanticcapecasa.com Volunteers advocate for children in the foster care system. Working to ensure that every child in the system is afforded all the services they require. |
| 3121 | Trinity Hospice 856-939-9000 Provides holistic medical, social and spiritual support to terminally ill patients and their families allowing the patient to finish their life at home. |
| 3200 | AMERICA'S CHARITIES 800-458-9505 http://www.charities.org HELPING YOU HELP OTHERS, AMERICA'S CHARITIES ADDRESSES COMMUNITY NEEDS THROUGH MEMBER CHARITY SERVICES IMPACTING HEALTH, HUMAN SERVICE, EDUCATION, HUMAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS, THE ENVIRONMENT. |
| 3201 | American Foundation for the Blind 800-AFB-LINE http://www.afb.org Promote literacy through braille instruction and assistive technology; help older visually impaired people continue living independently; improve employment opportunities; promote access to technological products. |
| 3202 | American Hospice Foundation 202-223-0204 http://www.americanhospice.org Increase access to hospice care through public education, professional training and advocacy with the hope that hospice will be an integral part of our society. |
| 3206 | Orphan Foundation of America 800-950-4673 http://www.orphan.org At age 18 most orphans are on their own. OFA and volunteers provide moral and financial support to parentless teens pursuing college and vocational training. |
| 3207 | Breast Cancer Coalition 800-622-2838 http://www.stopbreastcancer.org Also National Breast Cancer Coalition Fund. Our mission is to stop breast cancer through grassroots efforts to increase research funding, influence policy, and educate activists. |
| 3209 | NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund 800-221-7822 http://www.naacpldf.org Fights for equality, access to education, employment, health care, housing, environmental justice, voting rights, criminal justice. Provides scholarships to promising African-American undergraduates and law students. |
| 3210 | NAACP Special Contribution Fund 877-622-2798 http://www.naacp.org Through 2,200 NAACP units nationwide, supports largest civil rights organization's programs in education, housing, employment, voter education, military justice, emergency relief, legal assistance, youth services. |
| 3211 | PETsMART Charities 800-738-1385 http://www.petsmartcharities.org Over 2 million homeless pets saved since 1994 through 680+ Adoption Centers - one every two minutes. Provides disaster funding/supplies to nonprofit animal organizations. |
| 3212 | National Black Child Development Institute 800-556-2234 http://www.nbcdi.org Exists to improve and protect the quality of life of African American children through educational programs, tutoring, training, public education, and other community outreach programs. |
| 3215 | Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids 202-296-5469 http://www.tobaccofreekids.org Building a healthier future for our children through advocacy of public policies that protect children from tobacco addiction and secondhand smoke. |
| 3216 | Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation 202-483-9222 http://www.vvaf.org Co-founder and coordinator of the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize-winning global landmine campaign. Operates international rehabilitation clinics, landmine awareness programs and conducts mine impact surveys. |
| 3218 | Starlight Children's Foundation 800-315-2580 http://www.starlight.org Dedicated to brightening the lives of over 180,000 seriously ill children and their families each month through innovative programs that empower, educate, entertain and inspire. |
| 3219 | Dress for Success Worldwide 212-532-1922 http://www.dressforsuccess.org Provides free professional suits, job-retention programs and career coaching to low-income women around the world who are attempting to enter and succeed in the workplace. |
| 3220 | Give Kids The World 800-995-5437 http://www.gktw.org Give Kids The World is a non-profit, 51-acre resort for children with life-threatening illnesses whose one wish is to visit central Florida's best-loved attractions. |
| 3221 | I Have a DreamŽ. Foundation 212-293-5480 http://www.ihad.org Provides long-term personal support and guidance to children from low-income communities from their elementary through high school years, with an assured college or vocational opportunity. |
| 3222 | Make-A-Wish Foundation of America 800-722-9474 http://www.wish.org The Make-A-Wish FoundationŽ grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy. |
| 3223 | American Indian College Fund 800-776-3863 http://www.collegefund.org Our mission is to provide scholarships to students attending tribal colleges, create public awareness concerning the colleges and reservation life, and build an endowment. |
| 3224 | Burn Foundation of the International Association of Fire Fighters 202-737-8484 http://www.IAFFBurnFund.org Dedicated to improving treatment for burn injuries and enhancing the quality of life for burn survivors through prevention, research, and education. |
| 3225 | Southern Poverty Law Center 888-414-7752 http://www.splcenter.org A non-profit organization that combats hate, intolerance and discrimination through education and litigation. |
| 3226 | Cancer Research for Children (National Childhood Cancer Foundation) 800-458-6223 http://www.curesearch.org Cancer is the #1 disease killer of children. Please help us reach the day when every child with cancer can be guaranteed a cure. |
| 3227 | Diabetes Research Institute Foundation, Inc. 800-321-3437 http://www.drinet.org A recognized world leader in cure-focused research, committed to bringing promising discoveries from the lab to patients in the fastest and safest way possible. |
| 3228 | National Organization for Rare Disorders, NORD 800-999-6673 http://www.rarediseases.org Provides understandable information on rare diseases; peer networking; community resource referrals; patient medication assistance programs; research; advocacy for over 25 million people with rare disorders. |
| 3229 | Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. (RIF) 877-RIF-READ http://www.rif.org Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) provides free books for children across America to choose and keep. By promoting a love of books, RIF encourages children's literacy. |
| 3230 | Brain Injury Association of New Jersey 732-738-1002 http://www.bianj.org The Brain Injury Association of New Jersey, Inc. is committed to providing education, outreach, prevention, advocacy, and support services to persons affected by brain injury, and the general public. |
| 3232 | Community Food Bank of New Jersey 908-355-FOOD http://www.njfoodbank.org The Community Food Bank provides 22 million pounds of food annually to non-profit organizations as it fulfills its mission of fighting hunger and poverty. |
| 3233 | Multiple Sclerosis Association of America 856-488-4500 http://www.msaa.com MSAA helps individuals cope with day-to-day situations that arise from having MS by providing assistance ranging from support groups to barrier-free housing. |
| 3235 | Kids Corporation II 973-877-0980 http://www.kidscorporation.com We address the critical need for education in Newark, NJ. We operate after-schools and summer programs and provide healthcare and field trips to 4,000 children. |
| 3236 | Medical Missions for Children 973-754-4960 http://www.mmissions.org We are dedicated to elevating the care of catastrophically ill children in underserved U.S. and international communities through real-time diagnostics and physician education. |
| 3238 | Population Connection 800-767-1956 http://www.populationconnection.org A national nonprofit organization working to slow population growth and achieve a sustainable balance of people, resources and the environment. |
| 3239 | Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research, Education and Conservation, The 800-592-5263 http://www.janegoodall.org Works to advance the power of individuals to take informed, compassionate action to improve the environment for all living things. |
| 3240 | Amnesty International of the USA 800-AMNESTY http://www.amnestyusa.org Worldwide human rights organization independent of governments and political ideologies working to free prisoners of conscience, eliminate torture, executions, 'disappearances.. 1977 Nobel Peace Prize recipient. |
| 3241 | Ronald McDonald House Charities 630-623-7048 http://www.rmhc.org Creates, finds and supports programs improving the health and well-being of children through its network of 179 local Chapters and 235 Ronald McDonald Houses worldwide. |
| 3242 | National Down Syndrome Society 800-221-4602 http://www.ndss.org Strives to increase public awareness about Down syndrome and improve the lives of people with Down syndrome through research, education and advocacy. |
| 3243 | National Marfan Foundation 800-862-7326 http://www.marfan.org Provides information on the potentially life-threatening Marfan syndrome and related disorders to patients, families, medical community; fosters peer support; promotes research; raises public awareness. |
| 3244 | National Tuberous Sclerosis Association 800-225-6872 http://www.tsalliance.org The organization supports tuberous sclerosis research , maintains a national network for family support, and promotes public awareness and the education of medical and allied professionals. |
| 3245 | New Jersey Interfaith Partnership for Disaster Recovery 908-355-0064 http://www.nji-disasterrecovery.org The New Jersey Interfaith Partnership for Disaster Recovery is a group of organizations providing assistance to residents recovering from a disaster in New Jersey. |
| 3246 | NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation 877-YOU-DECIDE http://www.ProChoiceAmerica.org Protects women's right to reproductive choices including preventing unintended pregnancy, bearing healthy children, and legal abortion. Provides legal research/public education/training to 27 affiliates. |
| 3247 | Partnerships for People 973-467-9808 partnershipsforpeople.org We partner with people with disabilities and other challenges to build relationships and develop skills to live and work as valued members of their communities. |
| 3248 | Native American Rights Fund 800-447-0784 http://www.narf.org Provides legal representation nationwide to Native American tribes, villages, organizations, and individuals to uphold sovereign and human rights guaranteed them by treaty and law. |
| 3255 | Mothers Against Drunk Driving 800-438-6233 http://www.madd.org Provides local programs that assist victims of alcohol-related crashes and educates the public about the dangers of drunk and drugged driving and underage drinking. |
| 3257 | Believe In Tomorrow National Children's Foundation 800-933-5470 http://www.believeintomorrow.org Give comfort and hope to critically ill children and their families. Programs: Children's/Hospital Housing, Hands On Adventures/Entertainment, Pain Management and Distraction Technology. |
| 3260 | Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation 877-633-3976 http://www.diabeteswellness.net Scientific research into treatments and cure of diabetes. Conducts screenings, education programs to save lives from blindness, kidney failure, amputations. Publishes The Diabetes Wellness News. |
| 3261 | Humane Society of the United States, The 202-452-1100 http://www.hsus.org Primary and motivating mission is the elimination of suffering and the prevention of cruelty to all living creatures. |
| 3265 | Childhelp USAŽ 800-422-4453 http://www.childhelpusa.org Founded in 1959, one of the nation's largest and oldest agencies dedicated to the treatment, prevention, and research of child abuse and neglect. |
| 3268 | American Center for Law and Justice 800-296-4529 http://www.aclj.org Public interest law firm defending religious freedoms. Legal services provided at no charge for those who are persecuted in their efforts to spread the gospel. |
| 3269 | American Civil Liberties Union Foundation 212-549-2500 http://www.aclu.org Defends constitutional rights for all individuals in the U.S. Upholds free speech, religious liberty, equality, privacy, due process. Protects minorities, women, immigrants, and the poor. |
| 3270 | Catholics United for Life 800-764-8444 http://www.clji.org Pro-life Catholic organization dedicated to defending human life from the moment of conception. Activities include sidewalk counseling, educational information and legal defense of religious liberties. |
| 3271 | Human Rights Campaign Foundation 800-777-4723 http://www.hrc.org Provides information and resources to educate the public and foster sound public policy to end discrimination against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Americans. |
| 3277 | Cancer Research and Prevention Foundation 800-227-2732 http://www.preventcancer.org 100% of contributions support cancer prevention/early detection research, education. Focus: cancers that can be prevented/ detected early and successfully treated. Childhood cancer research. Free materials. |
| 3278 | Children's House at Johns Hopkins, The 410-614-2560 http://www.childrenshouse.org Provides a warm 'home-away-from-home' when it's needed most for children battling life-threatening illnesses and their families from throughout the United States. |
| 3280 | Father Flanagan's Boys' Home 800-448-3000 http://www.girlsandboystown.org Girls and Boys Town provides food, clothing, shelter, education, spiritual, and medical care to homeless, neglected, abused, and communicatively handicapped boys and girls. |
| 3283 | Hole In The Wall Gang Fund, The 203-772-0522 http://www.holeinthewallgang.org Founded by Paul Newman, a non-profit camp and year-round center, providing free services to children and families coping with cancer and other life-threatening blood illnesses. |
| 3300 | EARTH SHARE OF NEW JERSEY 609-989-1160 http://www.earthsharenj.org A COALITION OF LEADING ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO PROMOTE HUMAN HEALTH AND WELFARE THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, CONSERVATION, ADVOCAY, RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND GRASSROOTS ORGANIZING. |
| 3301 | African Wildlife Foundation 888-4-WILDLIFE http://www.awf.org Foremost authority on African Wildlife dedicated to protecting elephants, mountain gorillas and other endangered species through innovative, practical programs developed with the people of Africa. |
| 3302 | American Forests 800-368-5748 http://www.amfor.org Funds private and public land reforestation projects; provides satellite imagery of tree loss to cities; educates the public on the value of trees and forests. |
| 3303 | American Rivers 877-4-RIVERS http://www.amrivers.org Dedicated to protecting and restoring healthy natural rivers and the variety of life they sustain, for the benefit of people, fish and wildlife. |
| 3305 | Land Trust Alliance 202-638-4725 http://www.lta.org Helps people protect undeveloped land forests, farms, open spaces, waters, natural and historic areas in their communities. Leads, trains and educates 1200 land conservation groups. |
| 3306 | Defenders of Wildlife 202-682-9400 http://www.Defenders.org Working since 1947 to save America's precious wild animals and threatened habitat for our children and future generations through education, citizen action and scientific research. |
| 3308 | Environmental Law Institute 202-939-3800 http://www.eli.org Environmental law that works for you: community-based education + research on national problems = solutions to protect people and nature. Independent and non-partisan. |
| 3309 | Friends of the Earth 877-843-8687 http://www.foe.org Strives to preserve our natural resources, advocate for public health protection and work for environmental justice for all peoples throughout the world. |
| 3310 | Izaak Walton League of America 800-IKE-LINE http://www.iwla.org Solutions-oriented conservationists - hunters, anglers, outdoor recreationists - working to protect America's air, waters, woods and wildlife habitat through education, advocacy and fostering strong outdoor ethics. |
| 3312 | Beyond Pesticides/NCAMP 202-543-5450 http://www.beyondpesticides.org Prevents pesticide poisoning of our environment, homes, workplaces, schools, food and water through a practical information clearinghouse on toxic hazards and non-chemical pest control. |
| 3313 | National Wildlife Federation 800-332-4949 http://www.nwf.org Protects endangered species includin. wolves, salmon and buffalo; restores threatened habitats for people and wildlife; educates youth through environmentally-based curricula and creation of schoolyard habitats. |
| 3314 | Natural Resources Defense Council 212-727-2700 http://www.nrdc.org NRDC defends embattled wilderness, rivers, clean air, coasts and wildlife across America and around the globe. Saved Baja's whales, Canada's Spirit bears, California's sequoias. |
| 3315 | Nature Conservancy, The 703-841-5300 http://www.nature.org Buys and protects land to save our world's rare plants and animals from extinction. Over 116 million acres protecte. rainforests, prairies, wetlands, mountains, beaches. |
| 3316 | Earthjustice Legal Defense Fund 800-584-6460 http://www.earthjustice.org Formerly Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund. Protects people, wildlife and natural resources by providing free legal representation to citizen groups to enforce our environmental laws. |
| 3317 | Trust for Public Land, The 800-714-LAND http://www.tpl.org Conserves land for people to enjoy as parks, gardens and other natural places, ensuring livable communities for generations to come. |
| 3320 | American Farmland Trust 800-431-1499 http://www.farmland.org Stopping the loss of America's farmland to sprawling development. Working with communities on smarter growth that includes local family farms. Advocating environmentally healthy farming practices. |
| 3322 | Environmental Defense 800-684-3322 http://www.environmentaldefense.org Environmental Defense's scientists, economists and attorneys design practical, long-term strategies to protect wildlife, natural resources, safeguard clean air, water and human health. |
| 3323 | National Parks Conservation Association 800-NAT-PARK http://www.npca.org Preserves national parks from the Grand Canyon to Gettysburg; protects endangered wildlife and cultural sites; promotes new parks; defends against pollution, inappropriate development and overcrowding. |
| 3324 | Environmental and Energy Study Institute 202-628-1400 http://www.eesi.org Brings together scientists, businesses, citizens, and environmentalists to educate Congress and advocate "win-win" policies on renewable energy/efficiency technologies, climate change, transportation, agriculture and sprawl. |
| 3325 | Rails-to-Trails Conservancy 202-331-9696 http://www.railtrails.org Converts thousands of miles of unused railroad corridors into public trails for walking, bicycling, hiking, skating, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, wildlife habitats, and nature appreciation. |
| 3327 | World Wildlife Fund 202-293-4800 http://www.worldwildlife.org Protects endangered wildlife and their threatened habitats by providing emergency assistance and long-term support to parks, nature reserves, and anti-poaching activities on five continents. |
| 3328 | Center for Health, Environment and Justice 703-237-2249 http://www.chej.org Empowers families protecting their children, and communities protecting public health, from toxic chemicals in drinking water, air, food. Assists with information, community organizing and coalition-building. |
| 3329 | Conservation Fund, The 703-525-6300 http://www.conservationfund.org Preserving America's outdoor heritagemore than 3.4 million acres protected since 1985! Wetlands, wildlife habitat, greenways, open space. 96% of funds go directly to mission. |
| 3330 | Alaska Conservation Foundation 907-276-1917 http://www.akcf.org Premiere link between individual donors nationwide and Alaska's conservation organizations. Protects Alaska's wilderness and wildlife habitats by funding the best local environmental groups and programs. |
| 3331 | Surfrider Foundation 800-743-SURF http://www.surfrider.org Protects and preserves the world's oceans, waves and beaches through conservation, activism, research and education. Activities include. water testing, environmental education and grassroots activism. |
| 3334 | Rainforest Alliance 888-MY-EARTH http://www.rainforest-alliance.org Protects environment and rainforest for people, plants and animals. Since 1987, has improved lives of 65,000+ farm workers and conserved 30,000,000+ acres in 60+ countries. |
| 3336 | Sierra Club Foundation, The 800-216-2110 http://www.tscf.org Fights to preserve wilderness and protect environmental quality worldwide through a powerful combination of education, scientific research, publishing and litigation. |
| 3337 | Pesticide Action Network North America 415-981-1771 http://www.panna.org Works to eliminate poisonous pesticides. Links consumer, labor, health, environment and agriculture groups internationally to advance safer, ecologically sound pest control alternatives. |
| 3338 | Scenic America 202-638-0550 http://www.scenic.org Protects natural beauty, fights billboard blight, saves America's special places. Our education and advocacy preserves thousands of miles of roads and hundreds of communities. |
| 3340 | Peregrine Fund, The 208-362-3716 http://www.peregrinefund.org Saves eagles, condors, falcons, and other endangered birds through research, breeding, and conservation programs. Helps preserve rainforests. Educates children and adults about nature and science. |
| 3341 | Comite De Apoyo A Los Trabajadores Agricolas (CATA) 856-881-2507 http://www.cata-farmworkers.org Amigrantfarmworker organization that builds leadership capacity ofits membershipin order for them toactively address social, economic, environmental issues confronting them. |
| 3342 | Green Faith 609-394-1090 http://www.greenfaith.org GreenFaith is an interfaith coalition that inspires people of diverse spiritual, religious backgrounds to deepen their relationship with nature and take action for the earth. |
| 3400 | INDEPENDENT CHARITIES OF AMERICA 800-477-0733 FEEDING THE HUNGRY. SHELTERING THE HOMELESS. PROTECTING THE CHILDREN. AND HEALING THE SICK. AMERICA'S FINEST INDEPENDENT CHARITIES. WORKING WITH YOU TO SHARE - THE AMERICAN WAY. |
| 3401 | Army Historical Foundation 800-506-2672 We support building a national US Army museum and sponsor educational programs that preserve and promote the history and heritage of the American soldier. |
| 3402 | Brain Tumor Association, American (ABTA) 847-827-9910 We exist to eliminate brain tumors by funding research and to meet the needs of patients and their families. |
| 3403 | Allergy and Asthma Network / Mothers of Asthmatics, Inc. 800-878-4403 Asthma afflicts millions with frightening attacks that often kill. Help us eliminate suffering and death due to asthma through education, advocacy, community outreach and research. |
| 3404 | Love the Children 215-536-4180 An international child care agency. Adoptable children come primarily from Korea. Also sends gifts of food and materials to orphanages in Russia, Ukraine, and Asia. |
| 3405 | Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation 800-292-7777 We provide scholarships to children of current/former Marines, and children of Navy Corpsmen that served with the Marines, who pursue collegiate or VoTech education. |
| 3406 | Adventist Development & Relief Agency International 800-424-ADRA Imagine living without clean water, health services, basic education or job opportunities. Gifts support ADRA's empowering development and relief programs in the U.S. and worldwide. |
| 3407 | AFS-USA, Inc. 800-AFS-INFO An international student exchange organization that builds bridges between cultures, teaches a world perspective, and makes lifelong friends among the leaders of tomorrow. |
| 3408 | National Minority AIDS Council 202-483-6622 The majority of new HIV infections occur in people of color. We are dedicated to saving lives in communities of color affected by HIV/AIDS. |
| 3409 | Animal Protection Institute 800-348-7387 Advocating for animals since 1968. Your donation helps us prevent animal suffering, protect against animal abuse, and provide free-range sanctuary for rescued primates. |
| 3410 | Children Awaiting Parents 888-835-8802 Unites abandoned, abused and neglected children with loving, adoptive families. Introduces children to families through its national directories with waiting children's photos and life stories. |
| 3411 | Alzheimer's Research Foundation, Fisher Center 1-800-ALZINFO Providing research into cause, care and cure of the dread brain disorder Alzheimer's. Your CFC donations helped earn us the Nobel Prize in medical research. |
| 3412 | American Friends of Alyn Hospital 877-LOVEALYN Israel's comprehensive rehabilitation center for physically disabled children, combines expertise and love enabling patients - including victims of suicide bombings - to live with dignity and independence. |
| 3413 | Appalachian Trail Conference 304-535-6331 Along with 4,700 volunteers, we manage the 2,174 mile Appalachian Trail, America's premier hiking trail and the world's longest footpath, for conservation and your enjoyment. |
| 3414 | Brain Injury Association 800-444-6443 We promote research and provide personal support to help the 5,300,000 survivors of traumatic brain injury recover their lives to the fullest extent possible. |
| 3416 | Center for Reproductive Rights 917-637-3600 Works to protect reproductive rights for all women, especially those with limited access to care. Secures appropriate, freely chosen reproductive health services for all women. |
| 3417 | Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Charitable Service Trust 859-441-7300 Your gift provides food, shelter and medical aid to homeless veterans, transportation to medical facilities, and counseling/rehabilitation for amputee and other severely disabled veterans. |
| 3418 | Alley Cat Allies 202-667-3630 Works for humane control of feline overpopulation across the U.S. through sterilization and care of feral cats as a compassionate alternative to euthanasia. |
| 3419 | Bethany Christian Services 616-224-7610 Bethany finds homes for homeless children. We cherish children, providing adoptive homes for American, foreign-born and special needs children; foster families for abused children. |
| 3420 | Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation 609-452-7007 Our national programs directly improve the quality of American education by training teachers, providing fellowships to graduate students, and partnering K-12 schools with universities. |
| 3421 | Children of the Night 800-551-1300 Rescues America's children from prostitution. Includes 24 hour nationwide hotline and shelter home featuring an on-site school. Available to children from all over the U.S. |
| 3422 | Diabetes Trust Fund 800-577-1383 Dedicated to finding the cure for Diabetes through research, educating the public about the disease, and caring for our loved ones afflicted with Diabetes Mellitus. |
| 3424 | Entomological Foundation 301-459-9083 If you're smart enough to know what Entomological means, you understand the importance of insect science research/ education. Your support helps maintain a healthy environment. |
| 3425 | NJ Tournament of Champions 732-462-7945 Provides sport opportunities for special needs children ages 3-21 with learning disabilities and physical challenges. Emphasis placed on children's ability, not disability. |
| 3426 | Fund for Animals 888-405-FUND Founded in 1967 by Cleveland Amory. Advocates for wildlife through legislation, litigation, and education. Rescues and rehabilitates animals at sanctuaries such as Black Beauty Ranch. |
| 3427 | Holt International Children's Services 800-451-0732 Food, shelter, medical care and permanent families are paramount to the survival and healthy development of abandoned, orphaned, and other children at risk worldwide. |
| 3428 | Federation for American Immigration Reform 877-627-3247 National organization of 70,000 members. Educates Americans on the impact of excessive immigration. Supports sensible alternatives to mass immigration through research, education, and public outreach. |
| 3430 | National Greyhound Foundation 352-628-2281 They live in cages... die in desperation. Twenty-eight thousand retired racing greyhounds a year. We rescue and find them homes. Your gift stops the cruelty. |
| 3431 | NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund 212-925-6635 Strives for equality and improvement of women's and girls' lives by transforming institutions and values through advocacy, policy development, communications, education, and alliances. |
| 3433 | Adoption Center 800-TO-ADOPT Your donation helps find loving adoptive families for abused, neglected and disabled U.S. children, including brothers and sisters who want to stay together. |
| 3434 | MAP International 800-225-8550 Every $1 sends $20 worth of lifesaving medicine to aid needy children and families in the developing world and provides health training and AIDS education. |
| 3436 | People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) 757-622-PETA (7382) Your contribution will help us end suffering and save animal lives. We fight cruelty through education, investigations, grassroots campaigns, rescues, advocacy, and messages of compassion. |
| 3437 | Delta Society/Pet Partners 425-226-7357 Your yearly contribution helps therapy animal teams comfort over 1,000,000 men, women and children in hospitals, physical therapy, or those who have lost loved ones. |
| 3438 | Simon Wiesenthal Center 310-553-9036 Holocaust remembrance and the defense of human rights. Our Museum of Tolerance addresses prejudice and racism while promoting appreciation of diversity in our communities today. |
| 3439 | Teach For America 800-832-1230 Recruits, selects, and trains outstanding recent college graduates from across the country to teach in our nation's most under-resourced inner-city and rural public schools. |
| 3440 | Wildlife Habitat Council 301-588-8994 Uniting corporate employees, conservation organizations, and community members to actively preserve, enhance, and create wildlife habitat on corporate, private, and public lands. |
| 3442 | American Friends Service Committee 888-588-2372 A Quaker organization whose international peace, social justice and service work is based on faith in the power of love to overcome violence and injustice. |
| 3443 | St. Hubert's Giralda 973-377-2295 Enriching the lives of people through pet visits to hospitals, retirement homes and schools. Also providing animal rescue, shelter, emergency foster care and adoption services. |
| 3445 | Catholic Medical Mission Board 800-678-5659 We recruit and place medical volunteers, train local practitioners, and provide emergency medical relief services to places that have experienced natural or political catastrophes. |
| 3447 | Children's Defense Fund 202-628-8787 CDF's mission is to Leave No Child Behind through research, education, policy development, and advocacy efforts on behalf of children and their families. |
| 3448 | American Nurses Foundation 202-651-7227 The American Nurses Foundation - Caring for Nurses who Care for You. Nursing research grants, food-safe schools, tobacco free nurses, adolescent health, and immunizations programs! |
| 3449 | Children's Mercy Fund 703-519-8666 Save a child's life - Help us provide emergency food, clothing, medical supplies, equipment and care to suffering children throughout the world. |
| 3450 | Coptic Orphans Support Association 800-499-2989 Christian organization fighting poverty, girl illiteracy, and child labor by providing aid and education to needy and poverty-stricken children in the poorest areas of Egypt. |
| 3451 | Cradle of Hope Adoption Center 301-587-4400 Help an abandoned child. We provide adoption services and support to children who are waiting for permanent, loving families. |
| 3452 | American Humane Association 303-792-9900 America's most respected humane organization, supporting our nation's network of animal and child welfare agencies, rescuing animals and children from cruelty, neglect, and abuse. |
| 3453 | Anxiety Disorders Association of America 240-485-1001 Panic, posttraumatic stress, obsessive-compulsive disorder, GAD and phobias afflict over 19 million Americans yet few seek care. Provide help for these highly treatable disorders. |
| 3455 | Help The Children 323-466-7187 Providing Children in Crisis situations food, clothing, medicines, dental and medical assistance and other emergency supplies while assisting families to be productive through established centers. |
| 3456 | Hepatitis Foundation International 800-891-0707 Funds research to find cures, more effective treatments, and vaccines for viral hepatitis, and provides education for patients and health professionals to prevent its spread. |
| 3457 | Hospice Foundation of America 800-854-3402 We support organizations and efforts which assist terminally ill patients and their families through the dying process in a less painful and more caring manner. |
| 3459 | Children's Hopes & Dreams - Wish Fulfillment Foundation 800-437-3262 Fulfilling ill children's last wishes. Serving handicapped children, those traumatized by disasters or divorce/separation. Providing penpal friends, gifts and continual family support. Thank you. |
| 3460 | National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts 305-377-1140 Your gift provides unrestricted cash grant scholarships to American high-school seniors who are talented musicians, visual artists, dancers, writers, actors, singers, photographers or videographers. |
| 3461 | Armed Forces Veterans Homes Foundation 800-638-0594 Quality of life improvements for 32,000 elderly and infirm veterans at 128 State Veterans Homes and two National Retirement Homes: resident needs and Home operations. |
| 3462 | Breast Cancer Fdn., Susan G. Komen - North Jersey Affiliate 908-277-2904 Breast Cancer education, support, screening and treatment. Primarily dedicated to breast health education and breast cancer screening and treatment programs at the community level. |
| 3464 | National Partnership for Women & Families 202-986-2600 Fighting since 1971 to eliminate workplace discrimination, secure critical family protections like the Family and Medical Leave Act, and ensure access to affordable, quality healthcare. |
| 3465 | Operation Smile 757-321-7645 Your gift provides reconstructive surgery to children with facial deformities in 21 countries. Operation Smile trains medical professional and supplies equipment, essential to building self-sufficiency. |
| 3468 | Special Olympics, Inc. 800-700-8585 Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and competition for people with mental retardation, improving physical fitness and motor skills, and increasing self-confidence, self-image and friendships. |
| 3469 | Trickle Up Program, Inc. 212-255-9980 Through our proven economic empowerment model of business training and seed grants, we enable the poorest worldwide to start their own microenterprises. |
| 3471 | Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. 202-635-2556 CLINIC helps low-income newcomers, including elderly, the abused, families and children, with immigration legal services and citizenship; and trains charitable agencies to provide these services. |
| 3472 | Child Rescue International 800-245-9191 Nurturing, practical compassion to orphaned, abused and abandoned children living in institutions through vocational training, personal deliveries of food, clothing, medicines and summercamps. Please help! |
| 3473 | Children of Alcoholics (NACoA) 888-554-2627 Provides the VOICE and programs to save children of alcoholics from physical and psychological abuse. Works with schools, doctors, clergy, others to support these children. |
| 3474 | Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc. (COPS) 573-346-4911 Resources for surviving families of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty to rebuild their shattered lives; assists law enforcement agencies; educates public. |
| 3475 | Brother's Brother Foundation 888-323-1916 Connecting People's Resources with People's Needs: 47 Years, 110 Countries, $1.25 Billion in books, food, medical supplies, pharmaceuticals. Forbes Magazine "1st in efficiency." |
| 3477 | Gettysburg, Friends of the National Parks at 717-334-0772 Help preserve our national heritage. We purchase land for donation to the American people, maintain historic monuments, and conduct educational seminars about the Gettysburg battlefield. |
| 3478 | Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation 877-217-4166 Through research, there is hope for cures. Fund vital scientific and clinical research and provide support, education and advocacy to children suffering from brain cancer. |
| 3479 | Children's Medical Ministries 301-261-3211 A compassionate humanitarian service of 700 healthcare professionals committed to serving indigent and oppressed children and families throughout the United States and developing countries. |
| 3480 | Polish American Congress Charitable Foundation (PACCF) 773-763-9944 Provides medical supplies, books and equipment to Poland's hospitals, rehabilitation centers, orphanages, and the elderly, and sponsors other health care programs including neonatal training/research. |
| 3481 | Find-A-Cure for Children with Duchenne 800-350-CURE (2873) We search out, evaluate, and test potential scientifically sound treatments that will slow, halt, or reverse the effects of a terminal disease called Children's Duchenne. |
| 3482 | CASA - Court Appointed Advocates for Abused Children 800-628-3233 Protecting 280,000+ severely abused, neglected children nationwide. Help CASA volunteers find children safe, permanent homes and turn a life of hurt into one of hope. |
| 3484 | 9 to 5 Working Women Education Fund 800-522-0925 9to5 works to strengthen women's ability to achieve economic justice. Leadership training focuses on policy changes in work/family, welfare, anti-discrimination and temp work issues. |
| 3485 | Autism Society of America Foundation for 800-3-AUTISM Autism affects over 1.5 million Americans children, adults, and their families. Research holds the answer and offers hope. Your contribution will directly support autism research. |
| 3486 | Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled 617-787-4419 We provide specially trained monkeys as helpers and companions to paralyzed people. Monkey-helpers and lifetime support services are provided to disabled individuals at no charge. |
| 3487 | International Medical Corps 800-481-4462 A quick-response humanitarian organization for health care crises or emergencies around the world, with a focus on training local health care workers for eventual self-reliance. |
| 3488 | Children's Angel Flight 800-747-0925 Your gift makes air transportatio. possible fo. children requiring travel to distant diagnosis, evaluation, treatment or rehabilitation. |
| 3489 | Children's Miracle Network 801-278-8900 Your entire donation saves children's lives by helping local participating children's hospitals provide state-of-the-art care, life-saving research and preventative education for millions of kids. |
| 3490 | Canine Companions for Independence 800-572-2275 Give independence to people with disabilities! Canine Companions change the lives of children and adults by providing service, companionship, and unconditional love. |
| 3491 | Hispanic Scholarship Fund 877-HSF-INFO The nation's leading Hispanic scholarship-granting organization, HSF is committed to advancing the college education among Hispanic Americans and doubling the rate of college graduates. |
| 3492 | Jesuit Volunteers International 202-687-1132 Compassionate college graduates serve the poor as teachers and social workers in schools and training centers in developing countries in Latin America, Asia, and Africa. |
| 3493 | Cornelia De Lange Syndrome Foundation 800-753-2357 We are the only US organization that helps children with CdLS and their families by providing accurate information, knowledgeable doctors, local meetings and 800-line service. |
| 3494 | Giving Children Hope 714-524-4454 Rescuing children in crisis through faith-based partnerships supplying emergency food, clothing, medicines, and training; establishing clinics and self-help projects domestically and worldwide, "Giving Children Hope." |
| 3495 | FACES: The National Craniofacial Association 800-3 FACES 3 Craniofacially disfigured children require specialized reconstructive surgery. We take care of these children and their families while treatment is received. Rebuilding faces rebuilding futures. |
| 3496 | Marine Corp. Law Enforcement Foundation 877-606-1775 Financial aid for disabled children of Marines. Scholarship assistance to children of Marines and Federal law enforcement personnel whose parent dies on duty. |
| 3497 | Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network 800-929-4040 To raise public awareness, provide advocacy and education, and to advance research on behalf of all of those affected by food allergies and anaphylaxis. |
| 3498 | Medical Education for South African Blacks 732-745-1292 MESAB raises funds to train black health care professionals, in order to help improve health care for all South Africans. |
| 3499 | Wessex Animal Welfare League 973-386-0590 Offering community enriching programs/services to benefit humans and animals. Your donation helps find loving homes for unwanted pets and facilitates animal adoptions and rescue. |
| 3501 | National Park Trust 202-548-0500 The land trust saving parks, wildlife, scenic and historic sites by acquiring and donating lands to public agencies or managing national parklands for future generations. |
| 3504 | Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays 202-467-8180 Promotes the health and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered people, their family members and friends through support, education and advocacy. |
| 3505 | Planned Parenthood Foundation 800-829-7732 We exist to preserve and advance reproductive freedom and choice, provide access to affordable health care, and promote responsible and accurate sexuality education. |
| 3506 | Population Institute 800-787-0038 We foster public awareness and action programs to bring world population into balance with its environment and resources through educational and family planning initiatives. |
| 3507 | Paws With A Cause 800-253-PAWS Paws With A Cause trains Assistance Dogs nationally for people with disabilities and provides lifetime team support which encourages independence. PAWS promotes awareness through education. |
| 3508 | Pediatric AIDS Foundation 310-314-1459 The leading non-profit organization committed to eradicating pediatric AIDS, preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV, and insuring better medical treatments for children. |
| 3510 | Public Citizen Foundation 202-588-1000 Fights to protect health, safety and democracy against the corrupting influence of special interests. |
| 3511 | S.E.E. Surgical Eye Expeditions International 805-963-3303 Giving the gift of sight worldwide to disadvantaged children and adults along with dignity, hope, and productivity that accompany each free sight restoring surgery. |
| 3512 | Rainbows 800-266-3206 Your gift establishes support groups for children grieving a life-altering loss, such as a death, divorce, incarceration or abandonment. |
| 3513 | Vegan Outreach 412-968-0268 Vegan Outreach protects animals and the environment by spreading information about vegetarianism and veganism worldwide via distribution of our booklets, Why Vegan and Try Vegetarian. |
| 3514 | United States Sportsmen's Alliance Foundation 888-930-4868 To protect hunting, fishing and trapping through public education and legal defense. To ensure proper use of sportsmen's license fees for scientific wildlife management programs. |
| 3515 | Wildlife Preservation Trust International 888-WPTI-ARK Wildlife Trust is a global organization dedicated to innovative conservation science linking ecology and health and empowering lasting local environmental leadership. |
| 3516 | MAGIC Foundation 800-3-MAGIC-3 Supports families of children with growth disorders. Provides newsletters, networking, kids pen pals, annual convention, educational brochures, medical updates, public awareness & education programs. |
| 3517 | American Social Health Association 919-361-8400 Bioterrorism preparedness, HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases information services. ASHA's mission: to improve the health of individuals, families and communities through national hotlines and research. |
| 3518 | Children's Network International 877-264-2243 Help us alleviate hunger and suffering. We provide food, clothing, medicine, and medical care to needy children in the U.S. and around the world. |
| 3519 | Direct Relief International 800-676-1638 Since 1948, providing humanitarian medical aid to people in need worldwide. Privately funded, apolitical, non-sectarian, and top-rated in efficiency by Forbes, Worth, and Charity Navigator. |
| 3521 | Child Find of America 800-I-AM-LOST Child kidnapping prevention and location specialists, helping children and devastated parents through free investigation, mediation, and publicity. Your gift could bring a missing child home. |
| 3522 | FRAXA Research Foundation 978-462-1866 Funds medical research, education, and support for curing Fragile X, the leading inherited cause of mental impairment. Help us work towards a cure. |
| 3523 | Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation 323-933-2240 Changing hearts and minds. We promote fair, accurate and inclusive representation of lesbians and gay men in media as means of eliminating homophobia and discrimination. |
| 3524 | Habitat for Humanity International 800-422-4828 Christian Housing ministry working to end poverty by partnering with families in need to build affordable homes more than 100,000 worldwide. |
| 3525 | Hearing Foundation 800-769-2799 Provides hearing aids. batteries, research, and training to improve the lives of low-income hearing impaired children and adults in the USA and in foreign countries. |
| 3526 | Hope Worldwide Ltd. 610-254-8800 Through volunteers on all inhabited continents, we serve over a million annually, through health, education, housing and support services to children, seniors and needy adults. |
| 3527 | India Partners 888-870-9085 Christian charity supporting self-help projects in India since 1984. orphanages, schools, agricultural / food projects, medical clinics, sewing schools, disaster relief, literacy, job training, and churches. |
| 3528 | Institute for Food and Development Policy 510-654-4400 People have the basic human right to live free of hunger. Help us fight inequities and promote solutions to end poverty, hunger and environmental degradation. |
| 3529 | International Children's Heart Foundation 877-869-ICHF Provides life saving medical and surgical treatment for children with congenital heart disease throughout the world by providing volunteer surgical mission teams and educational training. |
| 3531 | Kidney Cancer Association 800-850-9132 The Association strives for a world without kidney cancer. We fund kidney cancer research and help cancer patients through patient meetings, information and advocacy. |
| 3533 | Leukemia Clinical Research Foundation 651-229-7131 Leukemia can be cured. We live that dream by supporting research where it has the most impact - on patients in clinical settings. |
| 3534 | ProLiteracy Worldwide 888-528-2224 Empowering adults and families with the reading, writing, math, technology and problem-solving skills they need to improve their lives and communities. |
| 3535 | Marine Toys For Tots Foundation 703-640-9433 Brighten a child's face on Christmas morning. Help the Marines provide a treasured gift and a cherished memory for millions of our nation's neediest children. |
| 3536 | Adoption Resources of Maine / International 207-532-9358 Providing adoption services and humanitarian aid to orphaned and abandoned children as well as counseling and sheltering homeless pregnant girls/women in America and abroad. |
| 3537 | Mercy Medical Airlift 888-675-1405 Flying the sick and injured to medical care. A national charitable organization providing air transportation to children, parents and grandparents in medical and financial crisis. |
| 3538 | National FFA Foundation, Inc. 317-802-6050 FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. |
| 3539 | National Foundation for Catholic Youth 202-636-3825 Building on the tradition of CYO, the Foundation provides financial support for Catholic youth ministry in the United States through conferences, resources, research, and training. |
| 3540 | National Foundation for Ectodermal Dysplasias 618-566-2020 Provides dentures, support services, and hope to children left toothless from Ectodermal Dysplasia, a rare disorder. Funds research to find improved treatment options and cures. |
| 3541 | ASPCA. American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 212-876-7700 Your gift helps prevent cruelty and alleviate the fear and suffering of animals through humane law enforcement, education, spay/neuter programs, veterinary care, and adoption. |
| 3542 | National Foundation for Transplants 800-489-3863 NFT helps people seek a new life through transplantation by providing healthcare support, financial services, and advocacy to transplant candidates, recipients and families nationwide. |
| 3543 | National S.A.F.E. Home Foundation 800-877-1250 Help save lives! Providing free smoke alarms and fire prevention education materials to help local firefighters in their efforts to reduce child fire deaths. |
| 3544 | Obsessive Compulsive Foundation, Inc. 203-401-2070 Patient advocacy organization that provides information about OCD and treatment referrals, funds research, publishes newsletters/pamphlets and sponsors annual membership conference and Genetics Consortium. |
| 3545 | Paralyzed Veterans of America Spinal Cord Injury Education and Training Foundation (ETF) 800-424-8200 x255 Funding projects to educate paralyzed people and their healthcare providers about adapting to paralysis and overcoming cultural stigmas associated with it. |
| 3546 | Paralyzed Veterans Of America Spinal Cord Research Foundation (SCRF) 800-424-8200 x 255 Operating exclusively to benefit disabled individuals, we fund neuroscientific research aimed at restoring function and improving the quality of life for paralyzed people. |
| 3547 | Children's Hospital & Research Center Foundation 800-914-5437 (KIDS) We raise funds for the benefit of Children's Hospital & Research Center, which provides comprehensive medical care to children regardless of their families' ability to pay. |
| 3548 | Chronic Fatigue and Immune Dysfunction Syndrome (CFIDS) Association of America 704-365-2343 The nation's leading charitable organization dedicated to conquering CFIDS. Programs in CFIDS education, research and public policy have greatly enhanced understanding of this debilitating illness. |
| 3549 | Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine 202-686-2210 PCRM protects animals by promoting alternatives to animal experiments in research and education. We also promote disease prevention through education programs about diet and lifestyle. |
| 3550 | Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association of America 877-662-7737 Promotes greater awareness of RSD/CRPS, a painful, debilitating neurological disease that affects 1.2 million Americans; and funds research into its cause and cure. |
| 3551 | Starlight Children's Foundation 800-274-STAR Starlight Children's Foundation brightens the lives of over 100,000 children and their families per month through an impressive menu of in-patient and outpatient programs. |
| 3552 | In Defense of Animals 415-388-9641 Fight animal exploitation, cruelty and abuse by supporting our undercover investigations, grassroots activism, rescue operations, lobbying, lawsuits, and our abused animal and African chimpanzee sanctuaries. |
| 3553 | Marine Mammal Center 415-289-SEAL Rescuing and rehabilitating injured, sick, and orphaned marine mammals and releasing them back to their ocean home. |
| 3554 | National Trust for Historic Preservation 800-944-NTHP Your support will help provide leadership, education, and advocacy to save America's diverse historic places and revitalize communities for the future. |
| 3555 | Vanished Children's Alliance 408-296-1113 We find America's missing children! Available 24-hours a day, services are free and include location assistance, prevention education, photo dissemination, reunification, counselin. an. more. |
| 3556 | Water For People 303-734-3490 Water for People. Helping the most impoverished people worldwide improve their quality of life by supporting sustainable drinking water, sanitation and hygiene projects. |
| 3557 | World Neighbors 800-242-6387 Works with rural poor throughout Asia, Africa and Latin America to strengthen their capacity to solve their own problems related to hunger, disease and poverty. |
| 3558 | Advocates for Youth 202-419-3420 Adolescents experience one million pregnancies and 25% of new HIV infections annually. Providing teens with comprehensive, accurate reproductive and sexual health information saves lives. |
| 3559 | American Association of University Women Legal Advocacy Fund 202-785-7750 Help achieve gender equity in higher education. We provide funding and support systems for female students, faculty, and staff fighting sex discrimination on campus. |
| 3560 | American Association of University Women Educational Foundation 202-728-3307 Give deserving women a chance to excel through programs advancing education, research, and self-development for women and girls - fostering equity and positive societal change. |
| 3561 | Assistance Dog Institute 707-545-3647 Helping dogs help people! Research, development, and education programs improve the quality of life for children and adults. We create lifelong friendship, peace and happiness. |
| 3562 | Bible Believers Fellowship, Inc. 800-851-8674 Nationwide prison ministry promoting Christianity to English and Spanish speaking inmates using literature, videos, counseling, and prayer in faithful obedience to our Lord Jesus Christ. |
| 3563 | Carrying Capacity Network 800-466-4866 CCN advocates national revitalization, U.S. population stabilization, immigration reduction, natural resource conservation, and economic sustainability through studies, analysis, publications, public education, outreach, networking and activism. |
| 3564 | Civil War Preservation Trust 800-CW-TRUST Manassas, Gettysburg, Antietam: Don't let developers pave over our nation's past. If we don't save America's Civil War battlefields now, we risk losing them forever! |
| 3565 | Partnership for a Drug-Free America 212-922-1560 Our television messages encourage parents to ask their kids who? what? when? where? "Parents - the anti-drug" helps steer children toward safe, drug-free lifestyles. |
| 3566 | Covenant House 800-388-3888 Serves homeless/at-risk youth in 21 cities. Always open. Always free food, shelter, clothing, and medical services. Call NINELINE (800-999-9999) for nationwide assistance. |
| 3567 | Southeastern Guide Dogs 800-944-3647 Our guide dogs are humanely trained and provided free of charge to blind individuals, so they may travel with independence, safety, and dignity. |
| 3568 | Public Lands Foundation 703-790-1988 Providing protection and development of renewable and nonrenewable natural resources through education and advocacy. Insuring America's preservation of public lands' vital economic and ecological roles. |
| 3569 | World Impact 323-735-1137 Inner-city neighborhood ministries, planting Christian churches, operating Christian schools, and providing warm, safe, caring environments for children with Christian adults they can trust and respect. |
| 3570 | Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation 507-287-6465 Seeking to improve the lives of millions of RLS sufferers, the Foundation provides information and funds research to find a cure for this neurologic condition. |
| 3572 | Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation 406-523-4500 Ensures the future of elk and other wildlife by conserving, restoring and enhancing natural habitats through land purchases, conservation easements, management agreements, education and research. |
| 3573 | National 4-H Council 301-961-2983 4-H is in every county in America building a world where youth and adults learn, grow, and work together to strengthen communities. |
| 3574 | Advertising Council, Inc. 212-922-1500 Smokey Bear, McGruff, "Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk," Crying Indian. Through public education society becomes responsible for critical social issues affecting our nation's future. |
| 3575 | Farm Animal Reform Movement (FARM) 888-FARM USA Promotes wholesome eating and humane treatment of animals in factory farms and slaughterhouses through thousands of grassroots Great American Meatout and Farm Animals Day events. |
| 3576 | Friends of Animals 203-656-1522 Operating national spay/neuter program for cats and dogs since 1957. Works to protect wildlife, especially endangered African elephant and Alaskan Wolves. |
| 3577 | Project Inform 800-822-7422 This national Aids organization continues to push for a cure-providing respected treatment information and advocacy, toll-free treatment hotline, and nationwide educational programs since 1985. |
| 3578 | Society for the Advancement of Women's Health Research 202-223-8224 Improving women's health through increased medical research funding, inclusion of women in clinical trials and studying differences between sexes affecting diagnosis and treatment of disease. |
| 3579 | Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation 972-855-1600 Your gift helps fight breast cancer by supporting innovative research and community-based outreach programs for the medically underserved. Established Komen Race for the CureŽ series. |
| 3582 | Autism Society of America 800-3-AUTISM Improving the lives of individuals with autism, their families, and the professionals who work with them by providing research, information, education, advocacy, and public awareness. |
| 3583 | Global Hunger Project 800-228-6691 The Hunger Project unleashes the human spirit: it empowers people to discover their vision, express their leadership and work together to solve hunger's root causes. |
| 3584 | Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation 202-333-4520 We fund research for treatment, prevention, and cure. Our Diabetes University focuses on alternative therapies. 100% of workplace contributions used for research and treatment programs. |
| 3585 | Gluten Intolerance Group 206-246-6652 Providing awareness and skills to persons with gluten intolerance diseases to live healthy lives free of complications of Celiac Disease and Dermatitis Herpetiformis. |
| 3586 | Golden Cradle Adoption Services 800-327-2229 We serve birthparents facing unplanned pregnancies and prospective adoptive parents. Our prenatal medical care, housing, and counseling insure each baby we serve a healthy start. |
| 3587 | Dollars for Scholars 800-279-2083 You can make dreams come true by supporting Dollars for Scholars - Serving students since 1958 through scholarships and mentoring activities. |
| 3588 | Jewish Women International 800-343-2823 JWI supports faith-based and secular communities and serves to break the cycle of violence through education, advocacy, and action - locally, nationally, around the world. |
| 3589 | Kiwanis International Foundation, Inc. 800-549-2647 Kiwanis International Foundation funds programs supporting the needs of young children. It's mission is to assist Kiwanis International in serving the children of the world. |
| 3590 | MADRE, Inc. 212-627-0444 An international women's human rights organization providing direct relief, resources, and training to women in conflict zones worldwide to promote peace, justice and human rights. |
| 3591 | MedicAlert Foundation United States 800-432-5378 MedicAlertŽ protects and saves lives by providing identification and medical information in emergencies. Thousands of lives have been saved because of the MedicAlertŽ 24hour Service. |
| 3592 | Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research 800-708-7644 MJFF is dedicated to accelerating the development of a cure for Parkinson's disease through an aggressively funded research agenda. |
| 3593 | Military Officers Association of America Scholarship Fund 800-234-6622 Provides interest free loans and grants to children of enlisted and officers for college education. All administrative costs are paid by MOA. not from donations. |
| 3594 | National AIDS Funds 202-408-4848 A nationwide partnership of community based organizations fighting HIV/AIDS through prevention, education and care. Grant dollars and programs are funded through matching funds nationwide. |
| 3595 | National Council of La Raza 202-776-1750 NCLR Largest network of Hispanic community organizations and leading voice for Latinos works to reduce poverty and discrimination and improve life opportunities for Hispanic Americans. |
| 3596 | National Foundation for Cancer Research (NFCF) 800-321-CURE Research for a Cure Funding cancer research in the laboratory leading to new treatments and making possible scientific breakthroughs to cure ALL types of cancer. |
| 3597 | Operation California 800-678-7255 Nobel Prize-winning emergency worldwide relief organization, especially helping child victims of natural disaster, famine, and war; and part of International Campaign to Ban Landmines. |
| 3598 | Parkinson's Research Center, Michael Stern Foundation Providing research into the cause, care, and cure of Parkinson's disease in a world class laboratory directed by a Nobel Prize winning scientist. |
| 3599 | Pearl S. Buck Foundation 800-220-2825 Improves quality of life and expands opportunities for children. Promotes the values of other cultures, the injustice of prejudice, and the need for humanitarianism worldwide. |
| 3600 | UNITED WAY OF GREATER MERCER COUNTY 609-896-1912 http://www.uwgmc.org UNITED WAY BRINGS PEOPLE AND RESOURCES TOGETHER TO CREATE POSITIVE CHANGE BY INVESTING IN PROGRAMS THAT IMPROVE LIVES. TOGETHER, WE CAN BUILD A STRONGER, HEALTHIER COMMUNITY. |
| 3601 | American Red Cross of Central New Jersey 609-951-8550 Disaster relief, first aid training, communications between members of the Armed Forces and their families, blood distribution, home delivered meals and transportation. |
| 3602 | ARC/Mercer, Inc., The 609-406-0181 http://www.arcmercer.org Promotes the potential of individuals with developmental disabilities through vocational rehabilitation, sheltered employment, supported employment, residential services, recreation, day care, respite care, and infant-toddler services. |
| 3603 | Association for the Advancement of Mental Health (AAMH) 609-452-2088 AAMH provides comprehensive range of affordable mental health services to mentally disabled individuals and families. 82% of program support funds are allocated to direct services. |
| 3604 | Arc/Middlesex, The 732-247-8155 Provides group homes, in-home respite, Saturday respite, advocacy, recreation, supported living, adult training services, supported employment and special offender services. |
| 3605 | Better Beginnings 609-448-6226 A child care center providing children with a safe, healthy leering environment, while giving their parents the opportunity to be self-supporting members of the community. |
| 3606 | Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Mercer County 609-656-1000 Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Mercer County provides mentoring relationships to children ages 6-16 from primarily single parent families. |
| 3607 | Central New Jersey Council, Boy Scouts of America 609-419-1600 Scouting program of character education, citizenship training, leadership development, community service and physical and mental fitness for youth ages 7-21 years old. |
| 3608 | Boys & Girls Club of Trenton / Mercer County 609-392-7837 Serves over 1,100 youth each year through educational, social and recreational programs with a mission to enable disadvantaged youth to reach their full potential. |
| 3609 | Camp Fire Boys & Girls NJ Council 609-695-8410 The agency is dedicated to developmental asset building through educational programs which teach self-reliance, responsibility, service, and the prevention of child abuse and substance abuse. |
| 3610 | Carolyn Stokes Day Nursery 609-392-2648 Provides an excellent preschool program incorporated into a safe caring environment for children 2 1/2-6 of working parents in the Greater Trenton area. |
| 3611 | Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton 609-394-5181 The professional behavioral health care and social services agency of the Trenton Diocese. We provide quality cost effective services, fight poverty, and build communities. |
| 3612 | Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) of Mercer County 609-396-8383 Provides school age child care programs, two Pre-School Programs, a Summer Day Camp, a Summer Recreation/Education Camp, Evening Teen Program and youth athletic leagues. |
| 3613 | Child Care Connection, The 609-989-7770 A child care resource and referral agency that counsels parents, provides referrals, builds child care supply, and offers training and technical assistance to child care providers. |
| 3614 | Children's Home Society of New Jersey, The 609-695-6274 Unplanned pregnancy, infant foster care, pregnant and parenting adolescents, child care, adoption, post adoption, protective services, childhood separation and loss counseling, and youth primary prevention. |
| 3615 | Community Action Service Center, Inc. 609-443-4464 A community action agency providing bilingual (English/Spanish) assistance to working poor families in obtaining basic needs, job search help, affordable healthcare and summer childcare. |
| 3616 | CONTACT of Mercer County 609-883-2880 Provides a free, confidential 24-hour Crisis and Supportive Listening, Suicide Prevention Hotline and daily telephone outreach ot the elderly. 24 Hr. Hotline: 609-896-2120 |
| 3618 | ECHO, Inc. 609-695-4151 ECHO Seniors are willing to share the richness of knowledge, experience and wisdom of a lifetime with other seniors while remaining productive in a stimulating environment. |
| 3620 | Family Guidance Center Corporation 609-586-0668 Family Guidance Centercounselsfamiliesformental health, addiction,educational, and financial problems.Fees are adjustedto match thefamily's ability to pay for service. |
| 3621 | Family & Childrens Services of Central New Jersey 609-924-2098 http://www.nj-counseling.org A private, non-profit counseling, education, outpatient substance abuse and mental health center serving children, adolescents, adults and seniors. Staff includes social workers and psychiatrists. |
| 3622 | Girl Scouts of Delaware Raritan, Inc. 732-821-9090 The organization's mission is committed to empowering all girls from every background to develop the confidence, determination and skills needed to thrive in today's world. |
| 3624 | Greenwood House, Home for the Jewish Aged 609-883-5391 Skilled nursing and assisted living facility giving long term medical, nursing, rehabilitation and social services to the infirm elderly. Also offers outside services to the elderly. |
| 3625 | Housing Coalition of Central NJ 732-249-9700 The Housing Coalition assists low and moderate-income households in obtaining and maintaining housing. Services include individual counseling, information and referral, and community education. |
| 3626 | Jewish Communit. Center of the Delaware Valley 609-883-9550 or 215-750-6676 Located at 999 Lower Ferry Road in Ewing, NJ provides social, educational and recreational programs for members of all age groups of our community. |
| 3627 | Jewish Family & Children's Service of Greater Mercer County 609-987-8100 Jewish Family & Children's Service of Greater Mercer County strengthens individuals and families through counseling, case management and psycho-educational services. |
| 3629 | Afrikan People's Action School 609-394-1070 Independent institution with approximately 100 students, Pre-K to 8th celebrating 29 years of Afrikan-Centered academic excellence. Daily instruction is provided for children between 3 & 14. |
| 3631 | Mercer County Hispanic Association 609-392-2446 A Non-profit community based organization assisting Hispanics in Mercer County with family management, housing, immigration, job development, and youth development services. |
| 3632 | Mercer Street Friends 609-396-1506 We provide for basic human care and development through education, job training, food, counseling, health care and family support programs, fostering dignity and self-respect. |
| 3633 | Millhill Child & Family Development Corp. 609-989-7333 Providing care, education, medical, parenting and behavioral health services to at-risk children and families including 140 children under age five, foster children and care givers. |
| 3634 | Mobile Meals of Trenton 609-695-3483 Mobile Meals of Trenton/Ewing provides for the delivery of meals including therapeutic diets chronically ill, convalescent, and physically or mentally changed people. |
| 3635 | Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) 609-434-0050 This program trains volunteers to advocate in court for the best interests of children who have removed from their homes due to abuse and/or neglect. |
| 3636 | Mount Carmel Guild 609-392-5159 Mount Carmel Guild operates three core programs. Emergency Assistance, Home Health Nursing and Preschool, whose purpose is to ensure that families have their basic need met. |
| 3637 | Center for Innovative Family Achievements 609-406-0100 Founded in 1974, Serv Behavioral Health System is a not-for-profit organization serving people who have a serious mental illness or developmental disability to live independently. |
| 3638 | Princeton Outreach Projects, Inc. 609-369-9355 Princeton Outreach Projects, Inc. includes The Crisis Ministry of Princeton and Trenton, Trenton After School Program, Trenton Children's Chorus and Housing Initiatives of Princeton. |
| 3639 | Police Athletic League - Hamilton 609-888-2600 Officers athletic programs to youth 6-18. Safety Town, pedestrian safety program to children 4-5. Annual scholarships presented to outstanding high school/P.A.L. graduates. |
| 3640 | Police Athletic League - Trenton 609-396-0325 Fosters character building and independence through organized youth sports and social activities and awards educational scholarships to high school seniors. |
| 3641 | PEI Kids (formerly Prevention Education) 609-695-3739 PEI, Inc. promotes personal safety, bully and violence prevention programs for children, parents and educators; counseling for child victims of sexual abuse and their caregivers. |
| 3643 | Princeton Nursery School 609-921-8606 (PNS) Founded in 1929, provides affordable, quality childcare and pre-school education to low-income families. We serve families in need, in a multicultural environment. |
| 3644 | Princeton Senior Resource Center 609-924-7108 PSRC offers support and engagement to older adults, their families and caregivers through fitness, education and enrichment programs, social services and volunteer activities. |
| 3645 | Rock Brook School 908-431-9500 Non profit program for children with special needs and their families, that provides a Special Education Day School Program and Community Outreach Therapy Services. |
| 3646 | Samaritan Hospice 856-552-3287 http://www.samaritanhospice.org Samaritan Hospice responds to the needs of people faced with terminal illness or grief. Comfort, care and support are provided regardless of patients' financial circumstances. |
| 3647 | Greater Trenton Community Mental Health Agency, Inc. 609-396-6788 Greater Trenton Behavioral HealthCare provides a comprehensive continuum of mental health services throughout Mercer County for youth, adults and seniors. Call toll-free for information. |
| 3649 | Enable, Inc. 609-987-5003 Serves persons with physical and developmental disabilities and their families through group homes, respite care, daily assistance, renovations and services that enable independent living. |
| 3650 | Habitat for Humanity Trenton Area 609-393-4880 Habitat for Humanity embraces peopl. of all faiths who work in partnership to build decent, affordable housing and to create healthy and self-sufficient communities. |
| 3651 | Visiting Nurse Association of Mercer County 609-695-3461 VNA, the oldest and largest community-based home health care agency in Mercer County, provides the people with comprehensive home health care services, 24/7. |
| 3652 | Womanspace 609-394-0136 Provides programming for victims and families of domestic and sexual violence, including emergency shelter, counseling and transitional housing services, 24 hour hotlines, training and technical assistance. |
| 3653 | Interfaith Caregiver of Greater Trenton 609-393-9922 Providers of free non-medical, home-based volunteer services: transportation, household chores, respite, friendly visits to seniors, chronically ill, disabled or temporary disabled residents of Mercer County. |
| 3654 | YMCA of Western Monmouth County 732-462-0464 Hightstown-East Windsor YMCA serve all people regardless of religion, race, income, ability or sex. We offer child care, camping, fitness, aquatics, sports skills and community outreach. |
| 3655 | Interfaith Hospitality Network of Mercer County 609-396-8849 Our mission is to coordinate faith-based efforts to help families attain employment, housing and the skills necessary to permanently break their cycle of homelessness. |
| 3657 | YMCA of Trenton Area 609-599-9622 Serving the communities of Trenton, Ewing and Lawrence the "Y" provides child care, fitness, recreational, camping & educational services. Financial aid is also available. |
| 3658 | YWCA Princeton 609-497-2100 Women's membership organization, dedicated to empowering women and girls and racial justice by providing services and supporting advocacy issues. |
| 3659 | YWCA of Trenton 609-395-8291 Organization that provides the following types of service to the community: Multicultural Programs, Supportive Housing Services, Preschool and School Aged care, and Health related programs. |
| 3660 | John O. Wilson Hamilton Neighborhood Service Center, Inc. 609-393-6480 Information and referral, Notary, Crisis Intervention, Emergency Transportation, Senior Nutrition and Recreation. Youth recreation, Tutoring, Computer Enrichment, Mentoring, Summer Camp, Food Pantry and Homeless Prevention. |
| 3662 | Maryville, Inc. 856-629-0244 A not-for profit human service agency providing care and treatment for individuals suffering from substance abuse and co-occurring disorders in rural Gloucester County. |
| 3663 | Signs of Sobriety, Inc. 609-882-7677 Committed to promoting the efforts of all Deaf/Hard of Hearing persons to realize their fullest potential and significantly reduce risk factors leading to alcohol/drug misuse. |
| 3664 | Newgrange School and Educational Outreach Center 609-688-1280 http://www.thenewgrange.org Newgrange is a nonprofit, educational organization started in 1977 that provides specialized research-based programs for people with language-based and related learning disabilities. |
| 3666 | HomeFront 609-989-9417 HomeFront provides shelter and food for Mercer County's homeless families, educational and recreational programs for children, and intensive life skills and job training for adults. |
| 3667 | NJ Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, Inc. 609-392-5959 The Urban Women's Center: a community outreach organization facilitating women's entry into the job market with training, resume and career workshops, and professional clothing. |
| 3669 | Hands on Helpers 609-921-8893 HOH develops, supports, and promotes effective and efficient volunteerism. We link thousands of potential volunteers to agencies and train managers to maximize their volunteers' potential. |
| 3670 | Trent Center Apartments 609-392-5222 A senior (55+) high rise apartment building in Trenton. We not only provide apartment living but supportive services so that our seniors can age in place. |
| 3671 | Trinity Counseling Service 609-924-0060 Providing counseling for children & adults, couples & families, as well as psychological testing and psychiatric medication. Operated out of a warm & welcoming home. |
| 3672 | Isles, Inc. 609-341-4700 http://www.isles.org A nationally recognized nonprofit community development and environmental organization based in Trenton, NJ with the mission to foster more self-reliant families in healthy, sustainable communities. |
| 3673 | Handicapped High Riders Club, Inc. 609-259-3884 For persons with disabilities, horseback riding is widely recognized as one of the most beneficial recreational therapies. Riding develops self-awareness, and builds self-confidence, and its fun. |
| 3674 | Prince of Peace Lutheran Church 609-799-1753 Cherry Tree Club is a free preschool program for homeless children of Mercer County, NJ homeless families who cannot access or afford quality preschool education. |
| 3676 | St. Francis Medical Center 609-599-5018 Located in the heart of Trenton, serving the Greater Trenton area, committed to its mission of being a healing influence to the communities we serve. |
| 3677 | Central Jersey Legal Services, Inc. 609-695-6249 Central Jersey Legal Services, Inc., Mercer County Division, is a private nonprofit organization providing free civil legal services to the indigent population in Mercer County. |
| 3678 | Princeton Young Achievers 609-806-4216 Mission is to provide children from low-moderate income households with after school and summer programs to enhance self-confidence and over-all love for learning. |
| 3679 | Cancer Care, Inc. 609-444-6630 CancerCare is a 60-year-old social service non-profit agency that provides free counseling, information and financial assistance to cancer patients and their families. |
| 3680 | Salvation Army Citadel Corps 609-599-9373 The Trenton Salvation Army offers short term emergency assistance for basic needs, an emergency drop in center, computer training and youth activities including summer camp. |
| 3681 | Freedom House, Inc. 908-537-6043 Freedom House, Inc. provides substance abuse treatment services for men in a halfway house setting, transitional housing for women and children, and services for families. |
| 3682 | United Progress, Inc. 609-392-2161 United Progress, Inc. provides City of Trenton/Mercer County residents with these services. Emergency Food, Housing, Drug & Alcohol Treatment/Transitional Housing and many other programs. |
| 3683 | Kidsbridge Children's Museum 609-396-4300 Kidsbridge provides anti-bullying/character education outreach programs and events, including the Annual Community Service Awards and aspires to build a children's museum in Trenton. |
| 3684 | LifeTies, Inc. 609-771-1600 LifeTies focuses on abused and neglected youth, HIV+AIDS girls and their young children. Our two residences and one community program teach independent living skills. |
| 3901 | American Littoral Society 732-291-0055 http://www.littoralsociety.org Founded in 1962, leading voice for coastal conservatio. beaches, dunes, wetlands, estuaries, and nearshore habitat for fishes, birds, shellfish. We educate, testify and assist. |
| 3902 | Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions 973-539-7547 http://www.anjec.org ANJEC promotes the public interest in Long-term natural resources protection and sustainable development by establishing local environmental commissions and educating concerned citizens. |
| 3903 | Clean Ocean Action 732-872-0111 http://www.cleanoceanaction.org Clean Ocean Action is a coalition-based organization that uses research, education, and citizen action to stop ocean pollution off the NJ/NY coast. |
| 3904 | Clean Water Fund of New Jersey 732-280-0370 http://www.cleanwaterfund.org We all live downstreamNeighborhood-based action, education programs which join citizens, businesses, government for sensible solutions ensuring safe drinking water, pollution prevention, resource conservation. |
| 3905 | Environmental Education Fund 609-396-3774 http://www.njenvironment.org The Environmental Education Fund provides information and materials to educate citizens on healthy living and what constitutes a clean environment - air, water, soils, energy, transportation |
| 3906 | Great Swamp Watershed Association 973-966-1900 http://www.greatswamp.org Helping protect the places you love and the water you drink in the Great Swamp watershed region by prserving local cultural, historical, and natural resources. |
| 3907 | Greater Newark Conservancy 973-642-4646 http://www.citybloom.org Support NJ's urban communities in creating environmentally safe neighborhoods through grassroots education, training, community organizing, preservation, improvement of open space, revitalization, beautification and job training. |
| 3908 | ISLES, Inc. 609-341-4700 http://www.isles.org Community development and environmental organization that improves the environment through community gardening, nature-based environmental education and indoor environment initiatives to promote healthy homes and schools. |
| 3909 | Monmouth Conservation Foundation 732-671-7000 http://www.monmouthconservation.org To acquire, hold, develop, preserve and protect the open lands, historic areas, park and recreation areas of Monmouth County, New Jersey. |
| 3910 | Morris Land Conservancy 973-541-1010 http://www.morrislandconservancy.org MLC preserves northern NJ's open spaces through preservation, stewardship and education programs, emphasizing critical watersheds, scenic and historic landscapes, wildlife habitat, and important recreation areas. |
| 3911 | New Jersey Audubon Society 908-204-8998 http://www.njaudubon.org Founded in 1897, NJAS fosters environmental awareness and ethics among citizens, protects wildlife and plants, especially endangered and threatened species and preserves valuable natural habitats. |
| 3912 | New Jersey Conservation Foundation 908-234-1225 http://www.njconservation.org New Jersey Conservation Foundation protects strategic lands through acquisition and stewardship, promotes strong land use policies, and forges partnerships to achieve conservation goals. |
| 3914 | Pinelands Preservation Alliance 609-859-8860 http://www.pinelandsalliance.org Dedicated to the preservation of the Pinelands National Reserve, PPA protects one million acres of NJ open space through education, grassroots organization and political action. |
| 3915 | Eastern Environmental Law Clinic 973-353-5695 The clinic, funded predominately from contributions, empowers citizens to promote public health and protect New Jersey's environment through legal and technical advice, strategy and representation. |
| 3916 | South Branch Watershed Association 908-782-0422 http://www.sbwa.org SBWA protects water resources through river monitoring, stream clean ups, environmental education programs, well-water testing and providing public information about water related issues |
| 3917 | Wetlands Institute, The 609-368-1211 http://www.wetlandsinstitute.org Pioneers education, research and conservation efforts to promote appreciation and understanding of the vital role wetlands and coastal ecosystems play in the survival of life. |
| 3919 | Stony Brook Millstone Watershed Association 609-737-3735 http://www.thewatershed.org SBMWA works towards a sustainable balance between the built and natural environment, protecting water resources and fighting suburban sprawl with action and education. |
| 4000 | CHRISTIAN SERVICE CHARITIES 888-728-2762 http://www.christianservicecharities.org CHRISTIAN CHARITIES YOU KNOW AND TRUST, WORKING TO OVERCOME POVERTY, HUNGER, HOPELESSNESS, RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION, ABUSE, DISEASE, ILLITERACY, HOMELESSNESS, ADDICTION, BROKEN FAMILIES AND SEPARATION FROM GOD. |
| 4002 | American Family Association 800-326-4543 http://www.afa.net Motivates Christians through radio, online and print publications to act on issues negatively affecting families. Examples: media indecency, pornography, abortion. Also defends Christians' religious freedoms. |
| 4003 | World Emergency Relief 888-484-4543 http://www.worldemergencyrelief.org You'll "give children a living chance" through emergency relief, food, medical care, schools, orphanages, and micro-economic assistance in U.S. and 30 countries, including American Indians. |
| 4004 | Children's Hunger Relief Fund 888-781-1585 http://www.chrf.org Saving children's lives! Sharing God's love by providing hot meals, disease-free water, healthcare, medicines, food growing technology, and Christian education to suffering children worldwide. |
| 4005 | Christian Blind Mission International 800-937-2264 http://www.cbmi-usa.org Provides treatment to nearly 10 million blind, sick, and disabled people through 1,013 projects in 108 countries throughout the developing world. |
| 4006 | Blessings International 877-250-8101 http://www.blessing.org Giving hope to destitute children and adults by providing life-saving pharmaceuticals, vitamins, and medical supplies for treating needy patients in developing nations and US clinics. |
| 4007 | Compassion International Incorporated 800-336-7676 http://www.compassion.com Releasing children from spiritual, economic, social and physical poverty in 24 countries through holistic Christian child development; also ministering to at-risk youth in the USA. |
| 4008 | Feed The Children 800-627-4556 http://www.feedthechildren.org One of America's most effective charities providing food, clothing, medical care, education, and emergency relief to children in the United States and overseas since 1979. |
| 4009 | African American Self-Help Foundation 800-514-3499 http://www.aashf.org God's love effectively expressed through hot meals, healthcare, education and vocational training to homeless children worldwide; assistance to single black working mothers. Very low overhead. |
| 4010 | Fellowship of Christian Athletes 800-289-0909 http://www.fca.org Since 1954, FCA has empowered coaches and athletes by providing them with encouragement, resources and training as they impact the world for Jesus Christ. |
| 4011 | Focus on the Family 800-232-6459 http://www.family.org We're all family: the widow next-door, single parent and troubled teen. Religious nonprofit has a passionate dedication to teach and build strong family values. |
| 4012 | Food for the Hungry, Inc. 800-248-6437 http://www.fh.org A Christian relief and development organization that helps people in developing countries overcome poverty through self-development programs. |
| 4013 | Christian Foundation for Children and Aging 800-875-6564 http://www.cfcausa.org One hundred percent of contributions provide direct scholarships for students served by Catholic missions in 25 developing countries. Community service is required for participating students. |
| 4014 | Christian Relief Services 800-337-3543 http://www.christianrelief.org Food, water, housing, medicine - basic needs for those who need help most. Sharing our blessings with disadvantaged families, here and around the world. |
| 4017 | Mercy Ships 800-772-7447 http://www.mercyships.org Christian charity performs free surgeries on hospital ships using volunteers. Also relief: medical, dental, optical clinics, prosthetics, literacy, health, sanitation, agriculture, education, water, construction, micro-enterprises. |
| 4018 | Mission Aviation Fellowship 800-359-7623 http://www.maf.org Specialists providing aviation and communication support to over 500 humanitarian organizations worldwide, carrying doctors, medicine, sick and injured, relief supplies, or materials for village development. |
| 4019 | Nazarene Compassionate Ministries, Inc. 800-214-4999 http://www.ncmi.org Provides crises assistance worldwide, including food, healthcare and rebuilding. Promotes long-term solutions to poverty through training, gifts-in-kind, economic/community development, and micro-enterprise projects. |
| 4020 | Officers' Christian Fellowship of the USA 800-424-1984 http://www.ocfusa.org Equipping military personnel to provide humanitarian leadership to all ranks. Individual and group counseling is provided during deployments, transfers. Provides retreat centers for rest/renewal. |
| 4021 | Family Research Council 202-393-2100 http://www.frc.org Communicates to the public the importance of Judeo-Christian traditional family values to the health and well-being of our children, country, and society. |
| 4022 | Prison Fellowship Ministries 877-478-0100 http://www.pfm.org Provides programs to transform prisoners' lives and help them make responsible moral choices. Angel Tree program provides Christmas gifts to prisoners' children. Founder Chuck Colson. |
| 4023 | Samaritan's Purse 800-528-1980 http://www.samaritanspurse.org Christian relief agency led by Franklin Graham, providing food, medicine, clothing, shelter, and other emergency assistance to victims of war, poverty, disease, and natural disasters. |
| 4024 | World Concern 800-755-5022 http://www.worldconcern.org A division of CRISTA Ministries, restoring hope to poor families and children worldwide through programs that provide food security, meaningful work and the life-transforming Gospel. |
| 4025 | Alliance Defense Fund 800-835-5233 http://www.telladf.org Largest public interest legal alliance that serves, funds and trains attorneys to defend, protect and reclaim religious freedom, traditional family values and sanctity of life. |
| 4026 | MOPS International 800-706-7419 http://www.MOPS.org Because mothering matters! Your essential gift embraces mothers-of-preschoolers, including military and teen moms, providing hope and resources as they strive to make a better world. |
| 4027 | Navigators, The 719-594-2292 http://www.navmilitary.org Strengthening the personal and spiritual lives of military men and women, and their families through discipleship, Bible studies, leader development, conferences, counseling, and group activities. |
| 4028 | Operation Blessing International Relief and Development Corp. 800-730-2537 http://www.ob.org Dedicated to alleviating human need and suffering throughout America and around the world through hunger relief, medical care, outreach programs, and disaster relief since 1978. |
| 4100 | HUMAN SERVICE CHARITIES OF AMERICA 800-626-2729 http://www.hsca.org PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE. MAKING A DIFFERENCE TO THE DISABLED AND DISADVANTAGED. FEEDING THE HUNGRY. RESTORING THE SICK AND SUPPORTING YOUR FEDERAL, POSTAL AND MILITARY SERVICE. |
| 4101 | American Foundation for Suicide Prevention 888-333-2377 http://www.afsp.org Preventing suicide through educational projects, public awareness, treatment initiatives and research, while offering support programs for family and friends affected by the tragedy of suicide. |
| 4104 | Children's Cancer Assistance Fund 800-532-6459 http://www.nationalchildrenscancersociety.org Helping children with cancer and their families by providing direct financial assistance for treatment and supplement family support. |
| 4105 | Wheelchair Foundation 877-378-3839 http://www.wheelchairfoundation.org Providing wheelchairs to the physically disabled worldwide. Over 10,000 wheelchairs per month are giving children, teens and adults independence and hope for the future. |
| 4106 | Disabled and Alone/Life Services for the Handicapped, Inc. 800-995-0066 http://www.disabledandalone.org Terrified parents ask: "Who'll be there for our disabled child when we die?" Help us care for people with disabilities when their families are gone. |
| 4107 | American Indian Youth Running Strong 888-491-9859 http://www.indianyouth.org We're raising the standard of living and self-esteem of Indian reservation children. Teaching traditional and contemporary life skills, healthy lifestyles, and respect for Mother Earth. |
| 4108 | Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind 800-548-4337 http://www.guidedog.org More than eyes for a blind person, a guide dog provides independence, security, and companionship. Help us breed, train and give guide dogs without charge. |
| 4109 | Americans Helping Americans 800-242-5026 http://www.helpingamericans.org Attacking poverty in Appalachia and urban America with food, clothing, home repair, youth programs, affordable housing and help for mothers and children fleeing domestic violence. |
| 4110 | Lions Clubs International Foundation 630-571-5466 http://www.lcif.org Supports the service efforts of Lions Clubs worldwide in addressing the various needs of their communities through grant programs for humanitarian and sight-related projects. |
| 4111 | MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger 800-813-0557 http://www.mazon.org MAZON provides grants to national and international anti-hunger organizations to prevent and alleviate hunger. |
| 4112 | National Right to Life Educational Trust Fund 202-626-8800 http://www.nrlc.org Promotes respect for human life through educational programs opposing abortion, infanticide, and euthanasia and supports referral and adoption services for women with crisis pregnancies. |
| 4113 | Miracle Flights for Kids 800-359-1711 http://www.miracleflights.org Help change the future of a sick child! Your donation provides free flights for children needing to reach medical treatment hundreds of miles from home. |
| 4114 | Bread and Water for Africa 800-337-3533 http://www.africanrelief.org Strengthening African initiatives for self-sufficiency through grassroots health, clean water, education, orphanages, vocational training, agriculture and micro-credit programs focusing on women and children. |
| 4115 | Fairygodmother Foundation 773-388-1160 http://www.fairygodmother.org Fairygodmother Foundation grants wishes for individuals, 18 and older, facing terminal illness. We create an opportunity for peace, closure, and cherished memories for everyone involved. |
| 4116 | Child Aid: Children's Literacy and Hearing Projects 503-223-3008 http://www.child-aid.org Helps poor children by providing doctors, teachers, books, scholarships, hearing aids in Mexico and Guatemala. No fancy offices, no big salaries, just hope for kids. |
| 4118 | Share Our Strength 800-969-4767 http://www.strength.org Works to alleviate hunger and poverty at home and abroad by meeting immediate needs for food and investing in long term solutions to poverty. |
| 4119 | United States Association for United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 800-770-1100 http://www.unrefugees.org Helps Americans support the UN Refugee Agency, which provides protection, emergency assistance, health care, and education for refugees worldwide, especially women and children. |
| 4120 | Kidsave International 888-543-7283 http://www.kidsave.org Develop programs to help orphans find families and long-term mentors, obtain counseling, healthy living skills, and internships. Build global awareness of the plight of orphans. |
| 4121 | Straight Spouse Network 510-525-0200 http://www.ssnetwk.org Reaching out to extend access to assistance, healing the trauma, and building bridges toward a better understanding. Local volunteers provide group/individual support to straight spouses. |
| 4122 | Volunteers of America 800-899-0089 http://www.volunteersofamerica.org Volunteers of America creates programs to improve the lives of children, families, seniors, people with disabilities and helps communities. There are no limits to caring. |
| 4200 | MEDICAL RESEARCH CHARITIES (FORMERLY MEDICAL RESEARCH AGENCIES OF AMERICA) 888-215-6722 http://www.medicalresearchcharities.org Aids. Arthritis. Blindness. Cancer. Heart Disease. Fight back by supporting medical research and help discover the prevention and cure for these and other diseases. |
| 4201 | Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America 800-727-8462 http://www.aafa.org We support research to cure asthma and allergies and help sufferers through patient education, practical advice, and a nationwide chapter and educational support group network. |
| 4202 | AIDS Research Alliance of America 310-358-2423 http://www.aidsresearch.org Research works! Only medical research will stop AIDS. You can save lives by helping us find better treatments, an effective AIDS vaccine, and a cure. |
| 4203 | Alpha-1 Foundation 888-825-7421 http://www.alphaone.org Supports research towards a cure for Alpha-1, a deadly genetic disorder causing liver and lung disease, affecting over 25 million Americans who are unknown carriers. |
| 4204 | Brain Tumor Foundation of America 800-934-2873 http://www.braintumor.org Funding national research, providing free patient support services and education gives Help and Hope to children and adults whose lives are affected by brain tumors. |
| 4205 | Cancer Research Fund of the Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Foundation 877-722-6237 http://www.drcrf.org 100% of your gift funds research by supporting a corps of young innovative scientists across the nation committed to discovering causes and cures for cancer. |
| 4206 | Glaucoma Research Foundation 800-826-6693 http://www.glaucoma.org Protecting the sight and independence of people with glaucoma through research and education. Our goal is to find a cure. |
| 4207 | Breast Cancer Research Foundation, The 866-346-3228 http://www.bcrfcure.org Make A Difference. Breast cancer claims over 40,000 lives annually. Your support funds lifesaving breast cancer research worldwide: Prevention and A Cure In Our Lifetime. |
| 4208 | Interstitial Cystitis Association of America 800-435-7422 http://www.ichelp.org Provides information, support and advocacy for persons with IC, a debilitation bladder disease. Educates medical community and public. Funds research to treat and cure IC. |
| 4209 | Lyme Disease Foundation 860-870-0700 http://www.lyme.org Lyme Disease: Chronic disabler of over 2 Million people. Help us eradicate this tick-borne disease. Your gift funds patient assistance, public/Physician awareness and research. |
| 4212 | Foundation Fighting Blindness 800-683-5555 http://www.blindness.org Largest private organization funding research to cure blinding retinal disorders such as retinitis pigmentosa, macular degeneration, Usher syndrome (deaf-blindness), affecting all ages and ethnicities. |
| 4213 | Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation 800-981-2663 http://www.oif.org Working to cure genetic disorder that causes bones to break easily (sometimes called "brittle bones"). Your contribution provides answers for families, funds research, educates doctors. |
| 4214 | United Leukodystrophy Foundation, The 800-728-5483 http://www.ulf.org Fatal genetic disorders of the brain and nervous system claims 1000+ lives each year. Identification, research and education can lead to a treatment and cure. |
| 4215 | Cancer Treatment Research Foundation 888-221-2873 http://www.crtf.org 99 percent of workplace contributions support our mission of funding innovative, scientifically-based human research delivering immediate cancer treatment options and genuine hope for a cure. |
| 4216 | V Foundation, The 800-454-6698 http://www.jimmyv.org The V Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to saving lives by raising money to fund cancer research and awareness projects. |
| 4217 | National Eating Disorders Association 206-382-3587 http://www.NationalEatingDisorders.org Working to prevent, treat, and find a cure for anorexia, bulimia, and other eating disorders. Your gifts fund life-saving research, treatment referrals and education programs. |
| 4218 | National Alliance for Autism Research 888-777-6227 http://www.naar.org The Nation's first and largest nongovernmental funder of biomedical research that is dedicated to discovering the causes, prevention, treatment and cure of autism spectrum disorders. |
| 4219 | Marrow Foundation, The 202-638-6601 http://www.themarrowfoundation.org Assists patients and funds research and donor recruitment efforts of the National Marrow Donor Program for patients with leukemia and other potentially fatal blood diseases. |
| 4220 | Prostate Cancer Foundation (formerly CaP CURE) 800-757-2873 http://www.prostatecancerfoundation.org One in six Americans will get Prostate Cancer. African-Americans are most at risk. Please fund the search for better treatments and a cure. |
| 4221 | Arthritis and Cancer Pain Research Institute 800-877-4166 http://www.pain-research.org Chronic pain caused by arthritis, cancer, and other medical conditions cripple 86 million Americans. Help us continue our search for new medications to relieve pain. |
| 4222 | City of Hope 800-544-3541 http://www.cityofhope.org Internationally recognized innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution. Physicians/scientists dedicated to the prevention and cure of cancer, HIV/AIDS, diabetes, other life-threatening diseases. |
| 4223 | Diabetes National Research Group 800-877-3457 http://www.diabetes-science.org Nicknamed "The Silent Killer," diabetes affects 16,000,000 Americans. We support medical research to find treatments and possible cures, including vaccines, for Juvenile and Type-II diabetes. |
| 4224 | Infectious Disease Science Center 800-877-9541 http://www.infection-research.org Deadly new bacteria and viruses are discovered daily. We need cures now. Please help us. We can't afford to lose this life or death race. |
| 4225 | Multiple Sclerosis National Research Institute 866-676-7400 http://www.ms-research.org Conducts research for development of vaccines and other therapies to halt progression of multiple sclerosis and other human diseases. Help us find cures! |
| 4226 | Osteoporosis and Breast Cancer Research Center 800-877-1775 http://www.osteo-breast-cancer-research.org Women throughout the world are victims of these horrifying diseases. We support vital scientific research for preventing and curing these and other diseases affecting women. |
| 4227 | Alzheimer's and Aging Research Center 800-877-0019 http://www.aging-research.org Stop the suffering caused by aging-related illnesses. Your support makes the difference in exciting new medical research. Help our aging population and their families. |
| 4300 | WOMEN'S FUND OF NEW JERSEY 908-851-7774 http://www.wfnj.org CREATING SOCIAL CHANGE FOR WOMEN IN NJ, IMPROVING LIVES BY FUNDING VITAL SERVICES INCLUDING BREAST CANCER EDUCATION, RAPE COUNSELING, TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION, BATTERED WOMEN SERVICES. |
| 4302 | Eating Disorders Association of NJ 800-522-2230 http://www.edanj.org Dedicated to the study, prevention and treatment of eating disorders by offering support groups, referrals, conferences, advocacy and other services. |
| 4303 | NARAL Pro-Choice New Jersey Foundation 609-581-7171 http://www.prochoicenj.org Provides free educational programs and materials regarding every woman's right to comprehensive reproductive health care, including, birth control, family planning and safe, legal, accessible abortion. |
| 4304 | Displaced Homemakers Network of New Jersey 908-788-1453 http://www.dhnnj.org Committed to improving the quality of life for New Jersey women by providing leadership, technical assistance, advocacy and funding for statewide Displaced Homemaker Programs. |
| 4306 | Family Planning Association of NJ 609-393-8423 NJFPA represents the 15 planning agencies in New Jersey that provide health and primary care to more than 110,000 women, adolescents and men each year. |
| 4308 | Horizon Health Center 201-451-6300 http://www.horizonhealth.org Provides comprehensive health care and related services to over 30,000 women, men and children each year, regardless of their ability to pay. |
| 4310 | League of Women Voters of NJ Ed. Fund 609-394-3303 http://www.lwvnj.org Encourages citizen participation in the democratic process and educates voters on major public policy issues. Assists New Jerseyans with nonpartisan information on VOTEline (800-792-VOTE). |
| 4311 | Manavi, Inc. 732-435-1414 http://www.manavi.org Committed to empowering women of South Asian (Bangladeshi, Indian, Nepali, Pakistani, and Sri Lankan) descent by bringing about social change to end all violence against women. |
| 4312 | National Center for the Pro-Choice Majority 609-443-8780 Provides research and workshops to create social/economic/political environments where every woman can make decisions about childbearing without injury to her sense of dignity. |
| 4314 | National Council of Jewish Women/NJ 201-836-2467 http://www.ncjw.org Volunteer organization inspired by Jewish values that improves the lives of women, children and families through research, education, advocacy and community service. |
| 4316 | National Organization for Women/NOW-NJ Foundation 609-393-0156 http://www.nownj.org Informing and empowering women; overcoming barriers to full participation in society with services, programs, and educational materials that expand opportunities and choices wherever discrimination exists. |
| 4320 | New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault (NJCASA) 609-631-4450 http://www.njcasa.org Promotes the compassionate treatment of sexual assault survivors and works to eliminate sexual violence by affecting attitudinal changes in individuals, institutions and society at large. |
| 4322 | New Jersey Coalition for Battered Women 609-584-8107 http://www.njcbw.org Dedicated to ending violence in the lives of women by providing emergency shelter and counseling. Advocacy and community education also provided on a statewide level. |
| 4324 | New Jersey Coalition on Women and Disabilities, Inc. 732-255-2733 Acts in an advisory capacity in order to advance the rights and opportunities of women, particularly women with disabilities, through programs and information dissemination. |
| 4326 | New Jersey Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice 973-656-9494 http://www.njrcrc.org Ensures that every person in New Jersey is free to make decisions about when/if to have children according to their own conscience and religious beliefs. |
| 4330 | New Jersey Women and AIDS Network (NJWAN) 732-846-4462 http://www.njwan.org An independent, multicultural, statewide organization of over 700 agencies and individuals dedicated to providing education and information about HIV / AIDS and its effects on women. |
| 4336 | South Jersey Breast Cancer Coalition 856-768-9028 http://www.southjerseybcc.org Focuses on eradicating breast cancer by involving advocates for education and awareness who act as a collective voice demanding increased influence, involvement and research dollars. |
| 4401 | Philippine Children's Fund of America 800-660-4009 Serving poor children and those left behind by the US base closure. In the USA it provides day care and other programs for American children. |
| 4402 | SeniorNet 800-747-6848 Older adult volunteers teach peers about computers and software at local Learning Centers nationwide and share their wisdom as a community online at www.seniornet.org. |
| 4403 | Trout Unlimited 703-284-9405 Trout Unlimited's mission is to conserve, protect and restore North America's trout and salmon fisheries and their watersheds. |
| 4404 | Tyler for Life Foundation 888-454-3383 Advocates saving babies through the newborn screening test. The routine PKU test may not be enough, or reported quickly enough. |
| 4405 | Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation 816-756-3390 Facilitating projects that improve life for veterans and military service personnel, as well as helping promote the important values of community service and patriotic education. |
| 4406 | VHL Family Alliance 800-767-4845 Funds research, provides information, peer support, improving diagnosis, treatment, and quality of life for people living with kidney cancer and related tumors. |
| 4407 | Women for Women International 888-504-3247 We provide direct aid, rights awareness and leadership education, vocational skills training and income generation support to women survivors of war, conflict and civil strife. |
| 4408 | World Hunger Year 212-629-8850 Fighting hunger and poverty through education, policy advocacy, and assistance to thousands of grassroots organizations promoting self-reliance. Co-founded by Harry Chapin in 1975. |
| 4409 | World Society for the Protection of Animals 800-883-9772 WSPA's worldwide rescue squad criss-crosses the globe by plane, boat, and on foot to protect, rescue, and heal suffering animals. Please join us today! |
| 4410 | Children's Organ Transplant Association COTA 800-366-2682 Since 1986, we have raised more than $20,000,000 by assisting some 500 transplant-needy persons, and have helped countless others become donors. |
| 4411 | AACR Foundation for Prevention & Cure of Cancer 215-440-9300 Oldest international scientific organization devoted to preventing and curing cancer through research. Funds innovative research and public education, publishes scientific journals, organizes scientific meetings worldwide. |
| 4412 | American Indian Youth-Running Strong 703-550-2123 We're raising the standard of living and self-esteem of Indian reservation children. Teaching traditional and contemporary life skills, healthy lifestyles, and respect for Mother Earth. |
| 4413 | Christian Relief Services 800-33-RELIEF Sharing our blessings and love with disadvantaged families throughout the world. Providing food, water, housing, medicine, educatio. basic needs for those who need help most. |
| 4414 | Farm Safety 4 Just Kids 800-423-KIDS Keeping rural kids safe and healthywe promote a safe farm environment to prevent health hazards, injuries, and fatalities to children and youth. |
| 4415 | Greenpeace Fund 800-326-0959 An independent, campaigning organization that takes action, peacefully and creatively, to expose global environmental problems, and promote solutions essential to a green and peaceful future. |
| 4416 | Lymphoma Research Foundation LA - 800-500-9976; NY - 800-23 We are the nation's largest lymphoma-specific organization dedicated solely to funding critical research, providing essential programs and raising awareness to patients and their families. |
| 4417 | Americans Helping Americans 888-242-5026 Emergency relief, affordable housing, afterschool programs, and recovery help for mothers with children fleeing domestic violence. Attacking poverty in Appalachia and urban America. |
| 4418 | Servicemembers Legal Defense Network 202-328-3244 SLDN is the sole national legal aid and watchdog organization that assists men and women everyday who are harmed by "Don't Ask, Don'tTell." |
| 4419 | Shriners Hospitals for Children 800-241-4438 Shriners Hospitals for Children provides free orthopaedic and burn injury care to children in need. More than 735,000 children have been helped since 1922. |
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| 0001 | African American Fund of New Jersey (formerly The Black United Fund of New Jersey) 973-676-5283 http://www.aafnj.org AAF/NJ continues to perpetuate its mission as an effective community builder leveraging our donors contributions to collaborating organizations across the State of New Jersey. |
| 0600 | United Negro College Fund / UNCF 973-642-1955 http://www.uncf.org Supports 39 private, historically black colleges and universities and offers scholarships and programs guaranteeing financially disadvantaged students a quality, affordable education in a nurturing environment. |
| 3000 | The Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County 732-432-7711 http://www.jewishmiddlesex.org Raises funds for humanitarian needs. Based on the heritage of Jewish values, is committed to the quality survival, strength and vitality of Jewish people everywhere. |
| 3800 | United Way of Bucks County 215-949-1660 Providing leadership and leveraging resources to create lasting solutions, uniting communities and maximizing human care impact for Bucks County. Service areas include children, families, emergencies. |
| 6501 | Broadway House for Continuing Care Foundation 973-268-9797 Broadway House, an affiliate of UMDNJ, is New Jersey's only specialized healthcare facility designed to meet the medical/psychotherapeutic needs of individuals living with HIV/AIDS. |
| 6504 | Department for Persons with Disabilities 973-697-1230 http://www.dpd.org To maximize the quality of life of persons with mental retardation and developmental disabilities and empower them to be integrated into the mainstream of society. |
| 6506 | First Baptist Community Development Corporation 732-247-0444 http://www.fbcdc.com Revitalize and redevelop the community by promoting self-sufficiency through programs that focus on economic empowerment, educational excellence, personal and family growth and community involvement. |
| 6507 | Catholic Family & Community Services 973-279-7100 http://www.catholicharities.org Provides any needy Morris, Passaic, Sussex County resident food, Adult/Child Day Care/Housing. Emergency, Aging, Legal, Immigration, AIDS, ESL, Adoption, Special Education Service. |
| 6508 | Eden Institute 609-987-0099 http://www.edenservices.org The Eden Institute provides lifespan educational, residential, employment and outreach services for children and adults with autism, and their families. |
| 6510 | House of Charity, The 856-583-6128 House of Charity provides health, social and welfare services in southern New Jersey for needy people regardless of race, creed or origin. |
| 6512 | Institute for Children with Cancer and Blood Disorders, The 732-247-5300 http://www.theinstituteforchildren.org Committed to enhance the quality of life of our young patients. Funding is provided for a broad range of support services and research initiatives. |
| 6515 | Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey, Inc. 609-292-1276 http://www.ConserveWildlifeNJ.org Helps to protect New Jersey's endangered/threatened species and their vanishing habitat through biological research, wildlife conservation and restoration, public education and community outreach. |
| 6517 | Ramapo College Foundation of New Jersey 201-684-7611 http://www.ramapo.edu Provides the resources "that make the difference in Ramapo College's quest for educational excellence," namely for student scholarships, faculty development educational and community programs. |
| 6518 | Rowan University Foundation 856-256-4095 http://www.rufoundation.org Rowan University Foundation's purpose is to raise money and obtain gifts-in-kind to assist Rowan University in meeting or surpassing its educational mission. |
| 6519 | Straight and Narrow, Inc. 973-345-6000 http://www.straightandnarrowinc.org Straight and Narrow provides detoxification, residential and outpatient programs. We maintain a work training program and operate a school. |
| 6520 | William Paterson University of New Jersey Foundation, Inc., The 973-720-2615 http://www.wpunj.edu Provides support to The William Paterson University of New Jersey for scholarships, academic and cultural development, and community outreach. |
| 6521 | Young Life South Jersey 856-235-1732 http://www.ylsj.com Provides support, builds relationships with teenagers through weekly home meetings and camping, introducing them to Christian faith so they'll return to church of their choice |
| 6522 | New Jersey Institute of Technology Foundation 973-596-3400 http://www.njit.edu We are a public University providing technological education to an under served population. |
| 6523 | Alliance For A Living Ocean 609-492-0222 Nonprofit organization providing education on environmental issues relating to coastal water quality through beach cleanups, water monitoring, field trips, presentations, and community outreach. |
| 6524 | Choice One Pregnancy & Sexual Health Resource Centers 1-800-497-TEST http://www.choice-one.net ChoiceOne offers free and confidential pregnancy tests, options and post-abortion counseling, abstinence education, parenting programs, STD testing and maternity and baby clothing and equipment. |
| 6527 | Foundation of the University of Medicine & Dentistry of NJ 732-235-3300 http://www.umdnj.edu/foundweb/ Supports the activities of UMDNJ, New Jersey's statewide academic health center, providing medical and dental education, biomedical research and health care. |
| 6532 | Kean University Foundation 908-737-3431 Kean University Foundation aids the University in raising funds for scholarships, projects and programs |
| 6534 | Mobile Meals of Hamilton Township, Inc. 609-448-4088 Deliver meals and check on the welfare of aged and/or handicapped clients who reside in Hamilton Twp., Mercer Co., NJ |
| 6536 | American Institute for Cancer Research 1800-843-8114 http://www.aicr.org Funding innovative cancer research and education to expand understanding of nutrition and cancer. NJSECC contributions used 100% for research and health education. |
| 6537 | Anchor House, Inc. 609-396-8329 http://www.anchorhousenj.org Anchor House provides temporary shelter for runaway, homeless and abused children from ages birth through twenty-one, and various services to their families. |
| 6539 | Bharat Sevashram Sangha of North America, Inc. 732-422-8880 http://www.bssnj.org Teachings of Yoga, meditation, language, music arts and dance. Spiritual guidance, family counseling's and prayers for all. Publications of healthy literatures. |
| 6541 | Cathedral Soup Kitchen, Inc, The 856-964-6771 http://www.cathedralkitchen.org The Cathedral Kitchen provides for the well being of the disadvantaged of Camden by providing a hot, nutritious meal every weekday evening. |
| 6542 | Cornerstone Pregnancy Center 856-935-0300 Provides pregnancy tests, abortion risks and procedures information, pregnancy support and material assistance, prenatal and parenting education, pregnancy loss support, and abstinence education. |
| 6545 | Special Olympics New Jersey, Inc. 609-896-8000 http://www.SONJ.org Provides athletic training and competition in 23 Olympic-type sports for more than 13,500 individuals with intellectual disabilities throughout the State, free of charge. |
| 6546 | Mainstage Center for the Arts 856-232-1012 http://www.mainstage.org Mainstage Center for the Arts is devoted to enriching the lives of young people through exposure to the performing arts. |
| 6548 | Megan Nicole Kanka Foundation 1-609-890-2201 http://www.megannicolekankafoundation.org Provide grant funding for fingerprint checks for non-profit sport organizations throughout New Jersey and child sexual abuse awareness information and education to parents. |
| 6550 | NJ Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Foundation, Inc. 732-335-0033 http://www.njvvmf.org More than 10,000 students tour the Memorial and Educational Center annually to better understand America's involvement in the Vietnam War and the reaction at home. |
| 6551 | OKU-OMEGA OMEGA Scholarship Foundation 973-972-4635 http://www.umdnj.edu/oluweb Non-profit foundation, which provides scholarships to dental students at the University of Medicine & Dentistry, based upon academic excellence and exemplary traits of character. |
| 6552 | Parent Project for Muscular Dystrophy Research, Inc. 513-424-0696 http://www.parentprojectmd.org Raising funds supporting research, treatment and education for Duchenne and Becker Muscular Dystrophies, allowing those with MD to survive and thrive within their communities |
| 6553 | Presbyterian Homes of New Jersey Foundation, Inc. 609-720-7217 Non-profit, non-sectarian organization providing a continuum of care to assist adults to live as independently as possible in a living environment of their choice. |
| 6554 | Association for Children of New Jersey 973-643-3876 http://www.acnj.org & http://www.kidlaw.org ACNJ is a statewide nonprofit child advocacy organization. ACNJ works on a broad range of issues affecting children and families, but does not provide direct services. |
| 6557 | Trenton Area Soup Kitchen (TASK) 609-695-5456 http://www.trentonsoupkitchen.org TASK provides weekday meals for those in need, as well as services to improve patrons' quality of life and level of self-sufficiency. |
| 6558 | New Jersey Center for Outreach & Services for the Autism Community, COsac 609-883-8100 http://www.njcosac.org COSAC is dedicated to ensuring that people with autism receive appropriate, effective services and provides information, referral, training, support, education, consultation, and advocacy. |
| 6559 | Animal Welfare Association, Inc. 856-424-2288 Humane Society caring for animals while benefiting people. Programs include: adoptions, pet therapy, humane educations, low cost spay/neuter clinic and mobile van, volunteer opportunities. |
| 6561 | JFK Medical Center Foundation 732-632-1540 http://www.solarishs.org JFK Medical Center Foundation raises funds for JFK Medical Center and its affiliates for clinical programs and services, equipment and the expansion of its facilities. |
| 6563 | Tourette Syndrome Assoc. of NJ, Inc. 908-575-7350 http://www.tsanj.org Provides education, advocacy and support to families and professionals dealing with Tourette Syndrome. Operates support groups, helpline, in-service training and medical referral programs. |
| 6564 | Planned Parenthood of Greater Northern New Jersey 973-539-9580 PPGNNJ exits to provide high-quality, affordable reproductive and primary health care and educational services to women and men, regardless of the financial circumstances. |
| 6565 | Rutgers University Foundation 732-932-7777 http://www.support.rutgers.edu/ To assist Rutgers, the State University in obtaining private gift support and other resources to meet the needs of the university. |
| 6566 | Seeing Eye, inc. 973-539-4425 The Seeing Eye philanthropy provides trained dog guides to blind people and teaches them to work as teams. |
| 6568 | Best Friends Animal Society 435-644-2001 Best Friends is the nation's largest sanctuary for abused and abandoned animals, and also spearheads the national No More Homeless Pets Campaign. |
| 6569 | Lawrence Township Education Foundation, Inc 609-219-0340 http://www.ltefnj.org This organization encourages educational excellence by generating community support for the Lawrence Township Public Schools, including financial support, volunteerism, and in-kind contributions. |
| 6570 | Legal Services of New Jersey 732-572-9100 http://www.lsnj.org Legal Services programs provide essential legal aid, giving low-income people access to justice. With current funding, only one in six can be helped. |
| 6573 | Center for Hope Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc. 908-486-0700 http://www.centerforhope.com |