2017-2018 NEW JERSEY EMPLOYEES CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN RESOURCE/REFERENCE GUIDE CODE BOOK www.NJECC.net This brochure was made possible by our partner: credit union of new jersey

Keep this book for your reference or share with a co-worker. New Jersey Employees Charitable Campaign

The NJ Employees Charitable Campaign was created to provide New Jersey’s state and local employees with a convenient, efficient and trusted way to support causes they care about. More than 1,100 charities are eligible for contributions and all of them are asking for your support. This is YOUR opportunity: plan your charitable contributions for the coming year. Participation is voluntary – and appreciated by the charities who will receive your designated gift.

2016 Chairperson’s Award Winners City of Trenton Campaign Coordinator: Lysandra Montero New Jersey Institute of Technology Campaign Coordinator: Gloria Dickerson New Jersey State Commission of Investigation Campaign Coordinator: Joseph Borbone Office of Information Technology Campaign Coordinators: John Cipriano and Gerri Greco Stockton University Campaign Coordinator: Peter Baratta The College of New Jersey Campaign Coordinator: Kimberly Woods

2016 Campaign Manager Award Winners Peter Baratta Stockton University Sharon Simmons Department of Transportation Daryl Jones & Christopher Papp Department of Education David Zappariello & Susan Lubrano South Jersey Transportation John Cipriano & Gerri Greco Office of Information Technology Yetta Somers Board of Public Utilities NEW JERSEY EMPLOYEES CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN

3 NEW JERSEY EMPLOYEES CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN Give TOP REASONS TO GIVE THROUGH THE NJECC

It’s Easy Each year, the NJECC will remind you to plan and budget for contributions to causes you care about.

It’s Convenient Search charities by keyword online and read about their programs. Pledge now and pay in 2018 – Payroll deduction makes it easier to afford a more generous gift, allowing you to make smaller payments from each paycheck.

Quality and Choice More than 1,100 charities serving a wide range of programs are eligible for your gift. Charities must apply annually to ensure they meet stringent requirements.

Efficiency The NJECC’s low administrative cost (10% of the prior year’s campaign) is a lower percentage than most charities spend on fundraising and administrative costs themselves. NO STATE MONIES are used to run this campaign. Charities that receive NJECC donations may devote their NJECC funds to areas where they are needed the most. That’s a value-add for the donor AND the charity. Designated charities receive one check quarterly for multiple donations.

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WHAT YOUR DOLLARS CAN BUY...

$2/pay provides home energy conservation materials for 3 low income families $2/pay provides respite care for a cancer patient $2/pay supplies 3 flu shots for an uninsured senior citizen $2/pay supplies twenty weeks of lunches for a homeless person

$5/pay pays for one hour of camp for a child with diabetes $5/pay supports a Wildlife Rescue Team $5/pay provides two patients complete medical exams $5/pay provides 3 weeks worth of baby food for one child

$10/pay provides a refugee or a person displaced by a natural disaster with a year’s worth of clean drinking water $10/pay buys pneumonia vaccinations for ten senior citizens $10/pay buys a week of groceries for three 4-person families $10/pay provides diabetes risk tests to 500 individuals

$20/pay protects one quarter of an acre of rainforest $20/pay ensures that a victim of domestic violence has a safe place to stay for 4 nights. $20/pay ensures six months of health education and awareness for the refugee community $20/pay buys books, videos, and developmental toys to furnish a children’s playroom at a battered women’s shelter

$25/pay provides life skills and literacy training for 6 individuals $25/pay educates six girls and helps protect them from human trafficking $25/pay enables a diabetic kidney patient to purchase a 2-3 month supply of syringes $25/pay provides for one deep well, which provides more than 1,000 people with clean and potable water

$50/pay provides one week feeding and care for approximately 800 disaster victims $50/pay provides psychological evaluation services for 24 special-needs children $50/pay provides childcare for low-income parents, assuring they are able to work $50/pay provides a family with an emergency kit (family-size tent, blankets, water filtration, stove and other equipment) to help families rebuild their lives after a disaster.

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NEW JERSEY EMPLOYEES CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN If you prefer to make your pledge online, P.O. Box 566, Allentown, NJ 08501 please visit: http://bit.ly/2017NJECC PRINT NAME (LAST) FIRST MIDDLE INITIAL PAYROLL NUMBER EMPLOYEE ID NUMBER Jones judy j. 0000 123456789 DEPARTMENT/AGENCY NAME WORK PHONE NUMBER department of education ( 609 ) 555-1212 CONTRIBUTION: Fill in the blank showing the amount of your payroll allotment, cash or check contribution. Write in the total of your annual contribution in the space provided. CHARITY CODE ANNUAL AMOUNT AMOUNT/PAY INTERVAL TOTAL GIFT 0000 $260.00 PAYROLL Payroll Deduction or Cash Contribution X 26 pay periods $ 9999 $260.00 must be a minimum of $52 to $20.00 520.00 designate to a specific organization.

Cash/Check Amount: $ ______Check Number: ______(make check payable to the NJECC) Date of Contribution: 10-1-17______

NJECC Organizations do not provide goods or services in whole or partial consideration for any contributions made to the organizations via this pledge card. DESIGNATED GIFT: To designate one or more charities or federated groups, fill in the charity code(s) and dollar amounts above. Undesignated gifts are distributed among all organizations in proportion to their pledges. If the INFORMATION RELEASE (OPTIONAL) above designation requirements are not met, your contribution will be considered undesignated. Any information you enter below will be released, along with your name, to the charity(ies) to which you made a pledge. Do not enter your work address or email. PAYROLL DEDUCTION AUTHORIZATION 123 Jones Road Home Address ______I hereby authorize any agency of the State of New Jersey by which I may be employed during 2018 to deduct the amount(s)

PLEASE USE BALLPOINT PEN AND WRITE FIRMLY ______princetown, new jersey 00000 shown above from my pay each pay period during the calendar year 2018 starting with the first pay period that begins in Jan- Personal Email Address [email protected] uary and ending with the last pay period that begins in December, and to pay the amounts so deducted to the New Jersey Employees Charitable Campaign shown above. I understand that this authorization may be revoked by me in writing at any ❏X In addition to my contact information, I authorize the State of New Jersey to release the amount of my pledge time before it expires. to the charity(ies) I designated above. 10-1-17 SIGNATURE______Judy Jones DATE ______

Completing the NJECC Pledge Card – it’s easy!

The NJECC Pledge Card is in three parts – • WHITE COPY – for the Payroll Office • YELLOW COPY –for the Department Coordinator • PINK COPY – a receipt for your personal records

Be sure that your name, payroll number, Department/Agency name and work phone number are filled in appropriately.

If you are making a designation via Payroll Deduction: • Your employee ID # must be included (will only appear on the WHITE/Payroll Office copy). • List the approved agency’s Four Digit code in the Charity Code section. Codes are shown in the 2017 NJECC Code Book. • Up to five designations can be listed on any one Pledge Card. • The amount entered for any agency via Payroll Deduction is a minimum of $52. • If you have other than 26 pay periods, be sure to enter that number in the Interval section. • Be sure that your “Total Gift” equals the sum of your “Annual Amounts.”

If you are making a designation via CASH or CHECK: • Make checks payable to: NJECC • If designating to an agency, the donation must be a minimum of $52 per organization. Show agency’s Four Digit code in the Charity Code section. (Any amount less than $52 will be considered as an “undesignated” donation.)

BE SURE TO SIGN and DATE YOUR PLEDGE CARD and then return the WHITE and YELLOW copies to your Coordinator. …and THANKS for caring! 6 NEW JERSEY EMPLOYEES CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN

NJECC Online Giving Platform Make your pledge quickly and easily… anytime, anywhere!

Make your pledge online through the online giving platform. This year you can make your pledge through payroll deduction or check. So, join us and let’s give online!

Visit the NJECC Online Giving Website: http://bit.ly/2017NJECC

Step 1: Login and Setup Your User Profile You cannot use last year’s login/password, this is a new online giving portal

Step 2: Select a Payment Method

Step 3: Choose Your Favorite Charities to Support

Step 4: Submit Your Pledge

Step 5: If you would like to make additional donations or edit a donation, you may do so anytime during the campaign.

For Your Records:

A copy of your receipt will be emailed to you after you have completed your pledge.

http://bit.ly/2017NJECC Thanks for your donation!

Questions/Comments Contact Susan O’Brien 609-477-8306 [email protected]

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Employees Charitable Campaign ...... 2 Letter from Governor Christie ...... 3 Top Reasons to Give ...... 4 What your Dollars Can Buy...... 5 Completing ECC Pledge Card ...... 6 NJECC Online Giving ...... 7

CODE # ORGANIZATION Jewish Federation in the Heart of New Jersey, The ...... 9 Community Health Charities ...... 9 America’s Charities...... 10 Global Impact...... 12 EarthShare New Jersey ...... 13 Neighbor To Nation...... 15 America’s Best Charities ...... 16 United Way of Greater Mercer County ...... 23 United Way of Central Jersey...... 24 United Way of Gloucester County ...... 25 United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey (UWGPSNJ)...... 25 United Way of Hunterdon County...... 28 United Way of Monmouth & Ocean Counties ...... 28 United Way of Greater Union County ...... 29 Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ ...... 30 United Way of Essex & West Hudson County ...... 31

Unaffiliated Agencies...... 32

Alphabetical Agency Index ...... 36

PLEASE NOTE: All information contained in this codebook was supplied by the various federations and agencies as of June, 2017. Errors, omissions and other problems are the responsibility of the organization submitting the information to this campaign.

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JEWISH FEDERATION IN THE HEART OF NEW JERSEY 0514 Be The Match Foundation 763-406-8670 www.bethematchfoundation.org We support the National Marrow Donor Program. Together, we help patients who 3000 The Jewish Federation in the Heart of New Jersey 732-588-1800 www.jew- require a marrow transplant find a donor and receive the treatment they need. ishheartnj.org Brings together people, partners and resources fulfilling critical 0549 Cancer Research Institute 800-992-2623 www.cancerresearch.org Cancer needs in our community by caring for vulnerable, inspiring the next generation, Research Institute supports and coordinates scientific and clinical efforts that and forging connections with Israel. will lead to the immunological treatment, control, and prevention of cancer. 0565 CaringBridge 651-452-7940 www.caringbridge.org CaringBridge offers personal, protected websites for people to easily share updates and receive hands-on help COMMUNITY HEALTH CHARITIES and heartfelt encouragement from their community during a health journey.

0500 Community Health Charities 800-654-0845 www.healthcharities.org Partnering 0504 Cerebral Palsy Foundation 212-520-1686 www.cpirf.org The Cerebral Palsy with America’s most trusted health charities to deliver credible health informa- Foundation works to transform the lives of people with cerebral palsy (and relat- tion, community- focused volunteer activities, and efficient charitable giving to ed disabilities) today through research, innovation and collaboration. employees in the workplace. 0537 Childhood Obesity - Alliance for a Healthier Generation 203-430-1948 www. 0543 Advancing Opportunities (Formerly United Cerebral Palsy Associations of healthiergeneration.org To reduce the nationwide prevalence of childhood New Jersey) 609-882-4182 www.advopps.org Advancing Opportunities provides obesity and to empower kids nationwide to make healthy lifestyle choices. person-centered, community-based services and supports to people with disabil- 0545 Children’s Health Fund 212-535-9400 www.childrenshealthfund.org Children’s ities and their families so they may live as independently as they are able. Health Fund, founded by musician, Paul Simon and Dr. Irwin Redlener, brings 0557 AIDS Research Foundation (amfAR) 800-392-6327 www.amfar.org Invests in inno- healthcare to poor/homeless families regardless of ability to pay. vative AIDS cure research; advocates to increase funding for research/ preven- 0552 Children’s Tumor Foundation 212-344-6633 www.ctf.org Funds research, tion/treatment and to protect the rights of all people affected by HIV/AIDS. patient support and public awareness of the neurofibromatosis (NF1, NF2, and 0560 ALS Association, The - Greater New York Chapter 212-619-1400 www.als-ny.org Schwannomatosis) - genetic disorders that cause random tumor growth through- Funds cutting-edge research to find a cure for ALS and empowers persons living out the body. with the disease to live fuller lives by providing comprehensive care. 0517 Colon Cancer Alliance 202-628-0123 www.ccalliance.org Our mission is to knock 0510 ALS Association, The - Greater Philadelphia Chapter 215-643-5434 www.als colon cancer out of the top three cancer killers. We do this by championing philadelphia.org The ALS Association helps people live with Lou Gehrig’s disease prevention, funding research, providing patient support. by providing a broad spectrum of free services and funds research to find the 0521 Cooley’s Anemia Foundation 800-522-7222 www.cooleysanemia.org You can cure. mean the difference between life and death for a child born with thalassemia. 0555 Alzheimer’s Association 800-272-3900 www.alz.org The Alzheimer’s Association Support the Cooley’s Anemia Foundation’s fight against this blood disorder. is the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer’s care and support and 0551 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America 800-932-2423 www.ccfa.org Our mission the largest private, nonprofit funder of Alzheimer’s research. is to cure Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, and to improve the quality of life 0570 Alzheimer’s Association, Delaware Valley Chapter 215-561-2919 www.alz.org/ of children and adults affected by these diseases. delval The Alzheimer’s Association is the leading voluntary health organization 0516 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 800-344-4823 www.cff.org Supports innovative in Alzheimer’s care and support and the largest private, nonprofit funder of research to control and cure Cystic Fibrosis. Provides specialized medical Alzheimer’s research. care through a nationwide network of centers; offers pharmacy and other patient 0512 Alzheimer’s Association, New Jersey 973-866-8143 www.alz.org/nj The Alzhei- services. mer’s Association is the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer’s care 0506 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Greater New Jersey Chapter 973-656-9200 www. and support and the largest private, nonprofit funder of Alzheimer’s research. cff.org/NewJersey/ Supports innovative research to control and cure Cystic 0502 American Cancer Society 800-227-2345 www.cancer.org We are accelerat- Fibrosis. Provides specialized medical care through a nationwide network of ing progress against cancer in every community by saving lives, helping those centers; offers pharmacy and other patient services. touched by cancer, and empowering people to fight back against cancer. 0515 Deborah Heart & Lung Center 609-893-6611 www.deborahfoundation.org Pro- 0503 American Diabetes Association 800-342-2383 www.diabetes.org Committed to vides the highest quality inpatient and outpatient services for diagnosis and treat- finding a cure for diabetes, improving care and providing information and support ment of heart, lung and vascular diseases to patients regardless of ability to pay. to help Stop Diabetes® through research, community programs and advocacy. 0522 Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance 800-826-3632 www.DBSAlliance. 0501 American Heart Association, Founders Affiliate 212-878-5900 www.heart.org org Patient-directed organization focusing on the most prevalent, life-threaten- Dedicated to building healthier lives, free of heart disease and stroke through ing mental illnesses. The Mission – “to improve the lives of people living with research, education, advocacy, and community programs to help people live mood disorders.” longer, healthier lives. 0556 Easter Seals 800-221-6827 www.easterseals.com Easter Seals is the nation’s 0505 American Kidney Fund 800-638-8299 www.kidneyfund.org The American Kidney leading non-profit provider of rehabilitation services to children and adults with Fund fights kidney disease through direct financial support to patients in need; disabilities as well as support to their families. health education; and prevention efforts. 0519 Easter Seals New Jersey, Inc. 732-257-6662 www.easterseals.org To enrich 0531 American Liver Foundation 212-668-1000 www.liverfoundation.org The nation’s the lives of people living with disabilities and special needs by providing opportu- leading non-profit that facilitates, advocates and promotes education, support nities to live, learn, work and play. and research for prevention, treatment and cure of liver disease. 0528 Endometriosis Association 414-355-2200 www.endometriosisassn.org Provides 0507 American Lung Association of the Mid-Atlantic 908-685-8040 www.lung.org groundbreaking research, education, & support for families affected by endome- Serving PA, NJ, WV and DE, our mission is to save lives by improving lung health triosis, a painful chronic disease linked to 6 cancers, 6 autoimmune diseases. and preventing lung disease through programs, research, education, advocacy. 0559 Epilepsy Foundation of America 800-332-1000 www.epilepsy.com Epilepsy 0532 American Lung Association 212-315-8700 www.lung.org The mission of the Foundation’s mission: stop seizures and SUDEP, find a cure and overcome chal- American Lung Association is to save lives by improving lung health and prevent- lenges created by epilepsy through education, advocacy and research to accel- ing lung disease through research, education and advocacy. erate new therapies. 0509 American Parkinson Disease Association 800-223-2732 www.apdaparkinson.org 0520 Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey Corporation 800-336-5843 www.efnj.com Dedicated to funding Parkinson’s research, providing comprehensive medical We are a statewide charitable organization dedicated to the welfare of 125,000+ information, extensive public/professional education and support services. NJ residents with epilepsy and/or developmental disabilities and their families. 0513 Arc of New Jersey, The 732-246-2525 www.arcnj.org Providing services, support, 0529 Good Grief 908-522-1999 www.good-grief.org Good Grief provides free year- information and advocacy for children and adults with intellectual and develop- round grief support programs to children, teens, and adults that have suffered the mental disabilities, and their families, all across New Jersey. loss of a parent, child, or sibling. 0533 Arthritis Foundation 800-283-7800 www.arthritis.org The Arthritis Foundation is 0534 HelpMeSee 844-435-7637 www.helpmesee.org 20 million children and adults who the Champion of Yes. The Foundation helps conquer battles through life-changing are blind today, could see tomorrow. HelpMeSee is solving the global crisis of information and resources, access to care and advancements in science. preventable cataract blindness within two decades. 0508 Autism Speaks 609-228-7335 www.autismspeaks.org We fund biomedical re- 0554 Home Care Foundation of New Jersey 732-877-1100 www.njhospice.org Supports search into the causes, prevention, treatments and cure for autism spectrum better care of the dying through improved pain management, symptom control disorders; increase awareness; and advocate for the needs of affected families. and spiritual and emotional counseling of patients and families.

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0518 Huntington’s Disease Society of America 800-345-4732 www.hdsa.org HDSA is 0547 Pet Partners 425-679-5525 www.petpartners.org Therapy animal teams make dedicated to improving the lives of people with Huntington’s disease and their hospitalized children smile, lower adults’ blood pressure, and provide indepen- families through support of research, providing information and resources and dence to the disabled. Give the healing power of pets. education. 0574 Prevent Blindness 800-331-2020 preventblindness.org Founded in 1908, Prevent 0530 JDRF International 800-533-2873 www.jdrf.org JDRF is the leading global organi- Blindness is the nation’s leading volunteer eye health and safety organization zation funding type 1 diabetes (T1D) research. Our mission is to cure, prevent and dedicated to preventing blindness and saving sight. treat T1D and its complications. 0539 Prevent Child Abuse- New Jersey 732-246-8060 www.preventchildabusenj.org 0523 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society 914-949-5213 www.lls.org Cure leukemia, Prevent Child Abuse-NJ prevents child abuse and neglect in all forms for all lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of NJ children. We promote Great Childhoods for all children. patients and their families. 0548 RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association 703-556-7172 www.resolve.org 0567 Lupus Foundation of America Philadelphia Tri-State Chapter 215-517-5070 RESOLVE addresses the issue of infertility by providing education, support, www.lupus.org/tristate/home The Lupus Foundation of America is dedicat- connections to resources, and advocacy for access to all family building options. ed to improving the quality of life for all affected by lupus through programs of 0575 SeriousFun Children’s Network 203-562-1203 seriousfunnetwork.org SeriousFun research, education, and support. Children’s Network, founded by Paul Newman, is a global community of 30 camps 0524 Lupus Foundation of America, New Jersey Chapter, Inc. 973-379-3226 and outreach programs for children with serious illness and their families. www.lupusnj.org Statewide organization funding research. Provides education, 0540 Shatterproof 203-849-2218 www.shatterproof.org/ Shatterproof is a committed to patient support services, awareness, and referrals. Lupus is an incurable con- protecting people from addiction to illicit and prescription drugs, and alcohol, and nective tissue disease affecting any organ of the body. ending the stigma and suffering of those affected. 0525 March of Dimes Foundation 914-428-7100 www.marchofdimes.org Donations are 0576 Smile Train 800-932-9541 www.smiletrain.org Smile Train is an international used to fund research, educational programs, community services and advocacy children’s charity with a sustainable approach to a single, solvable problem: cleft efforts focused on giving every child a fighting chance at a healthy start. lip and palate. 0538 Mental Health America 800-969-6642 www.mentalhealthamerica.net Mental 0550 Spina Bifida Association of America 800-621-3141 www.spinabifidaassociation. Health America (MHA), founded in 1909, is the nation’s leading community-based org Preventing Spina Bifida and enhancing the lives of all those affected through non-profit dedicated to helping all Americans achieve wellness by living mentally education, research, advocacy, and service. healthier lives. 0511 Spina Bifida Resource Network, New Jersey 908-782-7475 www.thesbm. 0526 Mental Health Association of New Jersey 973-571-4100 www.mhanj.org org SBRN provides family support, I & R, newsletters, continence training and The Mental Health Association in New Jersey strives for mental health for chil- advocacy to families and individuals with disabilities. SBRN educates regarding dren and adults through advocacy, education, training, and services. birth defect prevention. 0527 Muscular Dystrophy Association 800-223-6011 www.mda.org Fighting neuromus- 0542 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (serving New York, New Jersey, & cular diseases through worldwide research; providing comprehensive health- Vermont) 212-239-3239 www.stjude.org Researches and treats deadly childhood care services and support to MDA families nationwide; and rallying communities diseases - primarily cancer. Families are never billed by St. Jude for treatment, through advocacy, fundraising and local engagement. travel, housing or food. Discoveries freely shared. 0561 Myasthenia Gravis Foundation 212-297-2156 www.myasthenia.org MGFA works 0564 Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Central and South Jersey Affiliate to discover the cause and find treatments or a cure for MG, while providing 609-896-1201 www.komencsnj.org Imagine life without breast cancer. We can education and support to those living with the disease. make it a reality by racing for the cures and funding lifesaving research and com- 0541 NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) 703-524-7600 www.nami.org munity health programs. NAMI provides advocacy, education, support and public awareness so that all 0563 Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, North Jersey Affiliate 908-277-2904 individuals and families affected by mental illness can build better lives. www.komennorthjersey.org Our vision: a world without breast cancer. We make 0562 National Blood Clot Alliance 703-935-8845 www.stoptheclot.org Dedicat- it a reality by reaching for the cures and funding lifesaving research and commu- ed to advancing the prevention, early diagnosis and successful treatment of nity health programs. life-threatening blood clots such as deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, 0546 Tourette Association of America Inc. 718-224-2999 www.tourette.org The and clot-provoked stroke. Tourette Association of America is dedicated to making life better for all individ- 0566 National Foundation for Cancer Research - Cancer Research America 800-321- uals affected by Tourette and Tic Disorders through awareness, research and 2873 www.nfcr.org NFCR funds cancer research and fosters scientific collabora- support. tion. Past discoveries have led to improved treatments and lead to a cure. 0558 ZERO - The End of Prostate Cancer 202-463-9455 www.zerocancer.org ZERO’s 0568 National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization 800-338-8619 www.nhpco.org mission is to end prostate cancer. We save lives and stop pain and suffering by National advocate for dying patients and family caregivers. Dedicated to increas- advancing research, encouraging action, and providing education and support. ing awareness and access to hospice care for all, including children, veterans and underserved communities. 0571 National Kidney Foundation 800-622-9010 www.kidney.org We are the largest, AMERICA’S CHARITIES most effective, and longstanding organization fighting kidney disease, a growing public health problem affecting 1 in 3 Americans and their families. 3200 America’s Charities 800-458-9505 www.charities.org Working to build strong communities. Addressing needs of children, families, communities through 0572 National Multiple Sclersos Society 800-344-4867 www.nmss.org People affected member programs, by helping employers and employees support our member by MS can live their best lives as we stop MS in its tracks, restore what has been charities’ programs. lost and end MS forever. 3281 AIDS Fund 215-731-9255 www.aidsfundphilly.org Supports HIV/AIDS education, 0535 National Parkinson Foundation 800-327-4545 www.parkinson.org Since 1957, prevention, and services programs in the Philadelphia region and increases NPF is the only organization with a singular focus to make life better for people public awareness about the impact of HIV on our communities. with Parkinson’s through expert care and research. 3289 Alzheimer’s and Aging Research Center 866-963-2272 www.aging-research. 0536 National Psoriasis Foundation 800-723-9166 www.psoriasis.org To drive efforts org Supports research dedicated to understanding Alzheimer’s and to finding to cure psoriatic disease and improve the lives of those affected. effective Alzheimer’s treatments. Your contribution funds scientists searching for 0569 New Jersey Sharing Network 908-516-5432 www.njsharingnetwork.org cures to Alzheimer’s and aging related conditions. A non-profit, federally designated organization responsible for the recovery and 3395 Alzheimer’s Disease Research 800-437-2423 www.brightfocus.org We drive placement of donated organs for nearly 5,000 NJ residents in need of life-saving innovative research worldwide and promote public awareness about Alzheimer’s transplants disease, risk factors, treatments, and coping strategies. 0573 Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 310-725-0025 www.pancan.org Nationwide 3202 American Brain Foundation 866-770-7570 www.americanbrainfoundation.org network of people dedicated to working together to advance research, support The American Brain Foundation brings researchers and donors together to cure patients and create hope for those afflicted by pancreatic cancer. brain disease. 0553 Parkinson’s Disease Foundation 800-457-6676 www.pdf.org A leading nation- 3268 American Center for Law and Justice 800-296-4529 www.aclj.org Specializing in al presence in Parkinson’s disease research, patient education and advocacy. constitutional law, the ACLJ is dedicated to the concept that freedom and democ- Funds promising scientific research and offers educational programs, referral racy are God-given inalienable rights that must be protected. and one-on-one advice services.

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3269 American Civil Liberties Union Foundation, Inc. 210-549-2500 www.aclu.org 3220 Give Kids The World 800-995-5437 www.gktw.org Give Kids the World is a The nation’s foremost defender of civil liberties. Defends constitutional rights. 79-acre, nonprofit resort in Central Florida that provides weeklong, cost-free Upholds free speech, religious liberty, equality, privacy, due process. Protects vacation to children with life-threatening illnesses and their families. minorities, women, immigrants, the poor. 3283 The Hole in the Wall Gang Fund 203-772-0522 www.holeinthewallgang.org 3240 Amnesty International USA 800- AMNESTY www.amnestyusa.org Our history Founded by Paul Newman, a non-profit summer camp and year-round center spans 50+ years and includes a presence in over 70 countries and 7 million sup- providing free services to children with life-threatening illnesses.. porters. We defend the human rights of people globally. 3271 Human Rights Campaign Foundation 800-777-4723 www.hrc.org/foundation 3214 AMVETS National Service Foundation 301-459-6181 www.amvetsnsf.org Provides information and resources to educate the public and foster sound public Provides support to veterans through service programs as well as providing com- policy to end discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer munity and youth-oriented programs designed to promote unity and patriotism. Americans. 3292 Arthritis & Chronic Pain Research Institute 800-877-4166 www.pain-research.org 3221 “I Have A Dream” Foundation® 212-293-5480 www.ihaveadreamfoundation.org Chronic pain caused by arthritis, cancer, and other medical conditions cripple Empowering children in low-income communities to achieve higher education by 86 million Americans. Help us continue our search for new medications to relieve providing guaranteed tuition assistance for college and a long-term program of pain. academic and social support. 3215 Believe In Tomorrow National Children’s Foundation www.believeintomorrow. 3287 International Planned Parenthood Federation, Western Hemisphere Region org Keeping families together during a child’s medical crisis, we provide hospi- 866-477-3947 www.ippfwhr.org Providing access to sexual and reproductive tal/respite housing to critically-ill children and their families, so they find hope health information and services for all, especially the poor and marginalized. and comfort. 3276 The LIVESTRONG Foundation 877-236-8820 www.livestrong.org Provides direct 3296 Boy Scouts of America 972-580-2000 www.scouting.org One of the nation’s most services to anyone affected by cancer; connects people and communities with prominent values-based youth development organizations. Programs for building services they need; and calls on leaders to help fight this disease. character, training in the responsibilities of citizenship and developing personal 3222 Make-A-Wish Foundation® of America 800-722-9474 www.wish.org We grant fitness. the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the 3207 Breast Cancer Coalition 800-622-2838 www.breastcancerdeadline2020.org human experience with hope, strength and joy. Breast Cancer Coalition is dedicated to knowing how to end breast cancer by 3203 Melanoma Research Foundation 800-673-1290 www.melanoma.org To support January 1, 2020 through the power of grassroots action and advocacy. medical RESEARCH for finding effective treatments and eventually a cure for 3216 Camp Fire National Headquarters 800-669-6884 www.campfire.org Support pro- melanoma. To EDUCATE and act as an ADVOCATE for the melanoma community. grams proven to develop self-confidence and guide young people through a jour- 3223 Mercy Housing 303-830-3300 www.mercyhousing.org Your donations will provide ney of self-discovery. Empower youth to find their sparks. affordable apartments to families, seniors, veterans and individuals with disabili- 3277 Cancer Research and Prevention Foundation (Prevent Cancer Foundation) ties and critical support services such as job training and after-school tutoring. 800-227-2732 www.preventcancer.org Your donation funds cancer prevention 3255 Mothers Against Drunk Driving 800-438-6233 www.madd.org MADD’s mission is research; educates people about how they can prevent cancer and detect it ear- to end drunk driving, help fight drugged driving, support the victims of these vio- ly; and supports community cancer prevention programs. lent crimes and prevent underage drinking 3226 Cancer Research for Children - CureSearch 800-458-6223 www.CureSearch. 3233 Multiple Sclerosis Association of America 800-532-7667 www.MyMSAA.org org Our mission is to end children’s cancer by driving targeted and innovative The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America is a leading resource for the entire research with measurable results in an accelerated time frame. MS community, improving lives today through vital services and support. 3217 Children’s House at Johns Hopkins Hospital 410-614-2560 www.believein 3210 NAACP Foundation 877-622-2798 www.naacp.org Protecting and advancing tomorrow.org Provides a “home away from home” for critically-ill children receiv- civil rights by eliminating disparities in: education, criminal justice, econom- ing treatment at the world-renowned Johns Hopkins Hospital and their families. ic opportunity, health care, housing, environmental justice, legal redress and 3237 Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation 800-225-0292 www.ChristopherReeve.org emergency relief. The Reeve Foundation is dedicated to curing spinal cord injury by funding innova- 3209 NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund 800-221-7822 www.naacpldf.org tive research, and improving the quality of life for people living with paralysis. LDF is the nation’s premier legal organization dedicated to fighting for racial 3205 The Conservation Fund 703-525-6300 www.conservationfund.org Conservation justice and defending the protections of civil rights for all Americans. should work for all Americans. That’s why we create solutions that make environ- 3246 NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation 202-973-3000 www.ProChoice mental AND economic sense. 96% of every gift goes directly into conservation. AmericaFDN.org NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation is dedicated to pro- 3260 Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation 866-293-3155 www.diabeteswell- tecting and advancing reproductive freedom and abortion access for all women ness.net Our goal is to fund scientific research into treatments and cure of di- through education, organizing and advocacy. abetes. Conducts screenings, education programs to save lives from blindness, 3212 National Black Child Development Institute 800-556-2234 www.nbcdi.org Works kidney failure, amputations. to improve and advance the quality of life for Black children and their families 3227 Diabetes Research Institute Foundation, Inc. 800-321-3437 www.diabetes through advocacy, education and other outreach programs. research.org Committed to curing children and adults now living with diabe- 3242 National Down Syndrome Society 800-221-4602 www.ndss.org Strives to be the tes and leads the world in bringing promising treatments to patients as quickly national advocate for the value, acceptance and inclusion of people with Down as possible. syndrome, focusing on public policy and public awareness. 3219 Dress for Success Worldwide 212-532-1922 www.dressforsuccess.org Dress for 3224 National Fallen Firefighters Foundation 301-447-1365 www.firehero.org Honor Success® is an international non-profit organization that promotes the economic and Remember America’s Fallen Fire Heroes, Assist their Survivors, and work to independence of women through professional attire, career development, and Prevent Firefighter Deaths and Injuries. employment retention programs. 3253 National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States 800-944-6847 3280 Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home 800-448-3000 www.boystown.org We save chil- www.savingplaces.org The National Trust, a privately-funded nonprofit organiza- dren from abuse and neglect, heal broken families, and work to create a better tion, works to save America’s historic places. www.savingplaces.org behavioral health care system for all children. 3201 Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance 800-873-9569 www.ocrf.org Your gift 3266 Feed the Children 800-627-4556 www.feedthechildren.org One of the world’s funds cutting-edge research on more effective identification and new treatments leading anti-hunger organizations, bringing together caring individuals to provide as we strive to find a cure for ovarian cancer. food, water, education, and job training in 50 states and 18 countries. 3228 PetSmart Charities, Inc. 800-423-PETS www.PetSmartCharities.org We are the 3218 FIRST 800-871-8326 www.firstinspires.org Since 1989, we have engaged youth, leading funder of animal welfare programs by providing funding to animal welfare K-12, in exciting, mentor-based, research and robotics programs that inspire organizations for spay/neuter, adoption, and emergency relief nationwide. them to become well-rounded science and technology leaders. 3238 Population Connection 800-767-1956 www.populationconnection.org We are the 3206 Food Allergy Research & Education, Inc. 800-929-4040 www.foodallergy.org To national grassroots organization working to stabilize global population to protect improve the quality of life and the health of individuals with food allergies, and to our environment, empower women, and improve everyone’s quality of life. provide them hope through the promise of new treatments. 3211 Rails-to-Trails Conservancy 888-388-6832 www.railstotrails.org Converts thou- 3208 Foundation for the National Institutes of Health 301-402-4976 www.fnih.org Links sands of miles of unused railroad corridors into public trails for walking, bicy- donors in a caring community of support for NIH biomedical research and for cling, hiking, skating, horseback-riding, cross-country skiing, wildlife habitats special services for patients and families at the Safra Lodge. and nature appreciation.

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3229 Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. (RIF) 877-743-7323 www.rif.org Provides free books 0461 Clinton Foundation 646-775-9179 www.clintonfoundation.org We convene for children nationwide and engages children, parents, and communities in read- businesses, governments, NGOs, and individuals to improve global health and ing and motivational activities to encourage a lifelong love of reading. wellness, increase opportunity for women and girls, reduce childhood obesity, create economic opportunity. 3241 Ronald McDonald House Charities® 630-623-7048 www.rmhc.org We provide compassionate care and resources to children and families served by leading 0443 Compassion International 800-336-7676 www.compassion.com Compassion hospitals, provide access to quality health care, and enable family-centered care International exists as a child-advocacy ministry to release children from their worldwide. spiritual, economic, social, and physical poverty to become responsible, fulfilled Christian adults. 3225 Southern Poverty Law Center 888-414-7752 www.splcenter.org Using litigation, education, and other forms of advocacy, the SPLC works toward making the 0442 Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières USA 888-392-0392 www. ideals of equal justice and equal opportunity a reality. doctorswithoutborders.org An independent international medical humanitarian organization that delivers emergency aid to people affected by armed conflict, 3204 Thurgood Marshall College Fund 202-507-4851 www.tmcf.org TMCF – the only epidemics and natural disasters in more than 70 countries. national organization representing America’s 47 publicly-supported Historically Black Colleges and Universities with nearly 300,000 students – provides scholar- 0454 ECHO 239-567-3319 www.echonet.org ECHO fights world hunger by using ships, leadership development and career preparation. science, technology and training to develop agricultural solutions to aid farmers in developing countries. 3244 Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance 800-225-6872 www.tsalliance.org The TS Alliance supports tuberous sclerosis research, maintains a national family support 0463 EngenderHealth 212-561-8021 www.engenderhealth.org Women’s health organi- network, and promotes public awareness and the education of medical and zation committed to the belief that sexual and reproductive health is a human allied professionals. right and vital for women to reach their full potential. 3295 WOMEN’S WAY 215-985-3322 www.womensway.org We are a leading grant- 0464 Episcopal Relief & Development 855-312-HEAL (4325) www.episcopalrelief.org making organization fighting for the advancement of women, girls, and gender Works with more than 3 million people in nearly 40 countries to overcome poverty, equality. hunger and disease through programs that utilize local resources and expertise. 3213 Wounded Warrior Project, Inc. 877-832-6997 www.woundedwarriorproject. 0401 Feed My Starving Children 763-504-2919 www.fmsc.org Volunteers packaged org Wounded Warrior Project® connects wounded veterans, their families, scientifically formulated meals for malnourished children, which Feed My and caregivers with personalized programs that support their physical, mental, Starving Children distributes to a network of 200 partners in 50 countries. economic, and emotional recoveries, free of charge. 0455 FINCA International 202-682-1510 www.finca.org FINCA’s mission is to alleviate poverty through lasting solutions that help people build assets, create jobs and raise their standard of living. GLOBAL IMPACT 0411 Free the Slaves 202-775-7480 www.freetheslaves.net Works to free people from slavery, help them build new lives, and dismantle the systems that allow slavery 0400 Global Impact 800-836-4620 www.charity.org Supports respected and effective to flourish. international charities to address critical humanitarian issues throughout the world, such as disaster response, human trafficking, education, malaria, water 0452 Global Partners in Care 800-413-9083 www.globalpartnersincare.org Improving and hunger. access to hospice and palliative care worldwide where the need is great and the resources are few through partnerships between US and international 0423 Accion International 800-931-9951 www.accion.org Building a financially organizations. inclusive world, with access to economic opportunity for all, by giving everyone the financial tools they need to improve their lives. 0405 Handicap International 301-891-2138 www.handicap-international.us Co-winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, we support people with disabilities and other vulnera- 0402 Africare 202-462-3614 www.africare.org Develops self-help programs in Africa to ble groups in situations of conflict, natural disaster, exclusion, and poverty. increase food production, develop clean water resources, manage the environ- ment, strengthen health care and deliver emergency assistance. 0420 Healing the Children 800-992-0324 www.healingthechildren.org Is an internation- al, nonprofit organization dedicated to helping underserved children around the 0440 American Jewish World Service 800-889-7146 www.ajws.org Inspired by the world secure the medical care they desperately need to live more fulfilling lives. Jewish commitment to justice, American Jewish World Service (AJWS) works to realize human rights and end poverty in the developing world. 0431 Heifer International 888-548-6437 www.heifer.org Helps poor families worldwide become self-sufficient by providing livestock and training in animal management, 0403 American Near East Refugee Aid, Inc. (ANERA) 202-266-9700 www.anera.org environmentally-sound farming and community development. Addresses the development and humanitarian needs of Palestinians and other communities in the Middle East. 0408 Helen Keller International 877-535-5374 www.hki.org Saves the sight and lives of the vulnerable and disadvantaged; combats the causes and consequences of 0441 American Refugee Committee 800-875-7060 www.arcrelief.org International blindness, poor health and malnutrition. relief and development agency empowering people impacted by conflict and disaster to recover and rebuild their lives with dignity. 0418 HIAS 212-613-1438 www.hias.org For more than 130 years, HIAS has been helping refugees rebuild their lives in safety and freedom. 0434 Americares 800-486-4357 www.americares.org To save lives and improve health for people affected by poverty or disaster so they can reach their full potential. 0437 Human Rights Watch 212-216-1873 www.hrw.org Defend the rights of people worldwide. We scrupulously investigate abuses, expose the facts widely, and 0453 Amref Health Africa 212-768-2440 www.amrefusa.org Our mission is to improve pressure those with power to respect rights and secure justice. the health of people in Africa by partnering with and empowering communities, and strengthening health systems. 0412 International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) 202-742-1239 www.icrw.org Create a brighter, more equitable future for women and girls. ICRW empowers 0436 Ashoka 703-527-8300 www.ashoka.org To advance an Everyone a Changemak- women, advances gender equality and fights poverty through research, capacity er world, where anyone can apply the skills of changemaking to solve complex building and advocacy. social problems. 0409 International Eye Foundation 240-290-0263 www.iefusa.org A global leader 0404 CARE 800-422-7385 www.care.org Started in 1945 delivering CARE Packages to in sustainability programming changing how eye care is delivered in the devel- war-torn Europe. Today, working around the globe to save lives, defeat poverty oping world through training, technical assistance, and investments in capacity and achieve social justice. building. 0435 ChildFund International 800-776-6767 www.childfund.org Helping deprived, 0465 International Medical Corps 424-252-6008 www.internationalmedicalcorps. excluded and vulnerable children have the capacity to become young adults and org Global humanitarian organization saving lives and building self-reliance by leaders who bring lasting and positive change to their communities. providing vital medical care; training healthcare providers; rebuilding clinics; and 0444 Children International 800-888-3089 www.children.org We transform lives by improving water & sanitation. educating people who want to make a difference about the realities of poverty 0407 International Orthodox Christian Charities 877-803-4622 www.iocc.org Provides and connecting them with opportunities to help children. humanitarian/development assistance to people in U.S., Africa, Asia, Europe and 0406 Church World Service 800-297-1516 www.cwsglobal.org Church World Service the Middle East who have been devastated by man-made and natural disasters. works with partners to eradicate hunger and poverty and promote peace and 0429 International Relief Teams 619-284-7979 www.irteams.org Alleviates human justice among the world’s most vulnerable people. suffering by providing health services and other assistance to victims of disaster, poverty and neglect, in the United States and around the world.

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0447 International Rescue Committee Inc. 855-973-7283 www.rescue.org Responding 0419 UNICEF, The U.S. Fund for DBA as UNICEF USA 800-367-5437 www.unicefusa.org to the world’s worst humanitarian crises, helping people to survive, recover and We believe in a world where ZERO children die from causes we can prevent. Join reclaim control of their future. us, and we can get there. 0448 Kickstart-International 415-346-4820 www.kickstart.org Our mission is to get 0450 Unitarian Universalist Service Committee 617-301-4350 www.uusc.org UUSC millions of people out of poverty quickly, cost-effectively and sustainably. advances human rights and social justice. Our innovative approaches and impact are grounded in the belief that all people have inherent dignity and rights. 0422 MAP International 800-225-8550 www.map.org A global health organization that partners with people living in conditions of poverty to save lives and develop 0458 United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) 888-252-6174 www.umcor.org healthier families and communities. To alleviate human suffering. We provide practical, proactive support to the most vulnerable survivors of chronic or temporary emergencies due to natural or 0424 Medical Teams International 800-959-4325 www.medicalteams.org A humanitar- civil causes. ian relief and development organization serving vulnerable people impacted by disaster, conflict and poverty around the world. 0449 United Seamen’s Service 201-369-1100 www.unitedseamensservice.org Pro- vides overseas health and welfare services to the American Merchant Marine, 0428 Mercy Corps 800-292-3355 www.mercycorps.org Mercy Corps empowers peo- seafarers of allied nations, US Govt, military & civilian personnel. ple to survive through crisis, build better lives and transform their communities for good. 0460 Water For People 720-488-4590 www.waterforpeople.org An international orga- nization that supports the development of sustainable drinking water resources, 0446 Near East Foundation 315-928-3453 www.neareast.org We support grassroots, sanitation facilities, and hygiene education programs in developing countries. community-based initiatives that help highly vulnerable communities in the Middle East and Africa achieve economic security, social wellbeing, and good 0462 Women for Women International 202-521-0016 www.womenforwomen.org governance. Women for Women International helps women survivors of war and conflict rebuild their lives through a yearlong comprehensive social and economic 0414 Operation Smile 888-677-6453 www.operationsmile.org Driven by our compas- empowerment program. sion for children, we work to repair childhood facial deformities by delivering safe, effective surgery and related medical care directly to patients. 0433 World Bicycle Relief 312-664-3836 www.worldbicyclerelief.org Our mission is to create access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities in devel- 0456 Opportunity International 312-487-5037 www.opportunity.org We unleash the oping regions of the world where distance is a challenge. power of entrepreneurs in the developing world. Our services allow more people to expand their businesses, create jobs and change the world. 0439 World Relief 443-451-1900 www.worldrelief.org Provides emergency relief and community-based solutions to alleviate poverty in 28 countries and provides 0413 Oxfam America 800-776-9326 www.oxfamamerica.org Oxfam America is a global assistance to refugees in the United States. organization working to right the wrong of poverty. 0425 World Renew 800-552-7972 www.worldrenew.net Fighting poverty, hunger and 0415 Pact 202-466-5666 www.pactworld.org Pact enables systemic solutions allow- injustice through partnerships and locally originated community development ing people to earn a dignified living, be healthy, and benefit from their natural programs; responding to disasters with emergency supplies and reconstruction environment, transforming lives in almost 30 countries. of homes and livelihoods. 0445 Pan American Development Foundation 202-458-3969 www.padf.org Empowers 0421 World Vision 800-859-5437 www.worldvision.org Relief and development organi- disadvantaged people in Latin America and the Caribbean to achieve econom- zation helping children worldwide by tackling causes of poverty and developing ic and social progress, strengthen civil society, and prepare for and respond to access to clean water, food, health care, education and economic opportunity. disasters. 0471 Partners In Health 857-880-5600 www.pih.org Our mission is to provide a prefer- ential option for the poor in health care. EARTHSHARE NEW JERSEY 0459 PATH 206-302-4510 www.path.org PATH’s mission is to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems, and 3300 EarthShare New Jersey 609-989-1160 www.earthsharenj.org Mobilizing the encouraging healthy behaviors. people of New Jersey to protect our land, water, air and wildlife making the state 0410 Plan International USA 800-556-7918 www.planusa.org Plan International USA a healthier place to live, work and play. is part of a global organization that works with communities in 52 developing 3325 Alaska Conservation Foundation 907-276-1917 www.alaskaconservation.org countries to end the cycle of poverty for children. The only public foundation dedicated to connecting donors worldwide to on-the- 0427 Prison Fellowship International 703-481-0000 www.pfi.org Prison Fellowship ground efforts to protect Alaska’s wild places and wildlife. International follows God’s call to proclaim the Gospel and to alleviate the suffer- 3348 American Farmland Trust 800-431-1499 www.farmland.org Only national conser- ing of prisoners and their families around the world. vation organization dedicated to protecting farmland, promoting sound farming 0416 Project HOPE 800-544-4673 www.projecthope.org Provides sustainable improve- practices, and keeping farmers on the land. ments in health around the globe through education and humanitarian assistance 3350 American Forests 800-368-5748 www.americanforests.org Only national conser- with more than 92 percent of revenues dedicated to programs. vation nonprofit focused exclusively on protection and restoration of America’s 0451 Refugees International 1-800-REFUGEE www.refugeesinternational.org forests. We plant trees, educate the public and advocate for sound public policy. Refugees receive food, shelter and protection; displaced families return home, 3313 Association of NJ Environmental Commissions 973-539-7547 www.anjec. stateless people obtain legal status, the weak protected. We advocate to resolve org Provides education and support to NJ’s environmental commissions and refugee crises. municipal officials working to preserve and protect natural resources and envi- 0432 Rise Against Hunger 919-839-0689 www.riseagainsthunger.org Provides food and ronmental quality in their communities. life changing aid to the world’s most vulnerable and supports the movement to 3342 Beyond Pesticides 202-543-5450 www.beyondpesticides.org Prevents pesticide end hunger in our lifetime. poisoning of our environment, homes, workplaces, schools, food and water 0457 Rotary Foundation of Rotary International 866-976-8279 www.rotary.org through a practical information clearinghouse on toxic hazards and non-chem- Our mission is to advance world understanding, goodwill and peace through the ical pest control. improvement of health, the support of education and the alleviation of poverty. 3305 Born Free USA 800-348-7387 www.bornfreeusa.org Works to end the suffering 0417 Save the Children 800-728-3843 www.savethechildren.org Our Mission is to of wild animals in captivity, rescue individual animals in need, protect wildlife, inspire breakthroughs in the way the world treats children, and to achieve imme- including endangered species, and encourage compassionate conservation diate and lasting change in their lives. globally. 0430 SEE International 877-937-3133 www.seeintl.org Committed to restoring sight and 3320 Clean Ocean Action 732-872-0111 www.cleanoceanaction.org A coalition of transforming lives of blind people in developing countries. Since 1974, nearly half individuals, businesses and organizations using research, education and citizen a million people have received free eye surgery. action to improve and protect waters off the New Jersey/New York coast. 0438 SOS Children’s Villages – USA 202-347-7920 www.sos-usa.org We provide loving, 3905 Clean Water Fund of New Jersey 732-280-0370 www.cleanwaterfund.org Neigh- stable homes for orphaned and abandoned children, and education, medical, and borhood-based action and education programs bringing people, businesses and community strengthening programs to help empower vulnerable families. government together for sensible solutions that protect water and health, prevent pollution, and conserve natural resources. 0426 The Salvation Army World Service Office (SAWSO) 703-684-5500 www.sawso. org With a presence in 127 countries, we work alongside communities to improve 3338 Conservation International 800-429-5660 www.conservation.org Using a strong the health, economic and spiritual conditions of the world’s most vulnerable. foundation of science, partnership and field demonstration, CI empowers so- cieties to responsibly and sustainably care for nature for humanity’s enduring well-being.

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3340 Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ 609-292-1276 www.conservewildlifenj.org 3329 Natural Resources Defense Council 212-727-2700 www.nrdc.org Defends embat- Since 1990, working to protect our rare and imperiled species and the habitats tled wilderness, rivers, clean air, coasts and wildlife across America and around they depend on through species management, research, education, restoration, the globe. Saved Baja’s whales, Canada’s Spirit bears, and California’s sequoias. and citizen engagement. 3303 Nature Conservancy, The 703-841-5300 www.nature.org The mission of The Na- 3331 Defenders of Wildlife 800-385-9712 www.Defenders.org Working since 1947 ture Conservancy is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. to save America’s endangered animals and their threatened habitat for future 3907 New Jersey Audubon Society 908-204-8998 www.njaudubon.org Preserves generations through public education, citizen advocacy, legal action and scien- wildlife and natural habitats and fosters an environmental awareness and tific research. conservation ethic through education, conservation, stewardship, and research 3398 Eastern Environmental Law Center 973-424-1166 www.easternenvironmental. programs. org Providing legal services for conservation and environmental organizations to 3341 New Jersey Conservation Foundation of New Jersey 908-234-1225 www.nj promote clean air, clean water, wildlife protection, open space, and smart energy conservation.org Land conservation of open space and farmland, protect water policy throughout the region. quality and natural resources , preserve scenic vistas and protect and restore 3324 El Comite De Apoyo A Los Trabajadores Agricolas (Cata) 856-881-2507 www. wildlife habitat. cata-farmworkers.org Organization empowering the migrant community since 3311 NY/NJ Baykeeper 732-888-3870 www.nynjbaykeeper.org A citizen guardian of 1979. Migrant farmworkers and low-wage workers work alongside supporters the Hudson-Raritan Estuary working to protect, preserve and restore the envi- and other organizaitons, advocating for social, economic and environmental ronment of one of the most urban estuaries on Earth. justice. 3323 NY/NJ Trail Conference 973-303-3538 www.nynjtc.org Provides the public with 3314 Environmental And Energy Study Institute 202-628-1400 www.eesi.org Renew- wilderness experiences in NY and NJ regions through land protection, hiking, able energy. Energy efficiency. Green buildings. Clean transportation. Resilient trail construction, education and authoritative books and maps. communities. Climate change. Global warming. EESI brings people together to build a sustainable economy. Join us! 3399 Ocean Conservancy 800-519-1541 www.oceanconservancy.org Through re- search, education, and science-based advocacy, Ocean Conservancy informs, 3315 Environmental Education Fund 609-396-2774 www.njenvironment.org Research inspires, and empowers people to speak and act on behalf of the oceans. and public education about environmental issues. Provides information in various media about renewable energy, clean air, protection of water resources 3307 Passaic River Coalition 973-532-9830 www.passaicriver.org Working to improve and open space. & sustain water quality & quantity while creating programs to enhance the qual- ity of life in the NY/NJ Passsaic River Basin. 3332 Environmental Law Institute 202-939-3800 www.eli.org Environmental law that works for you: community-based education + research on national problems = 3347 Peregrine Fund 800-377-3716 www.peregrinefund.org Saves eagles, condors, solutions to protect people and nature. Independent and non-partisan. falcons, and other endangered birds through research, breeding, and conserva- tion programs. Helps preserve rainforests. Educates children and adults about 3330 Flat Rock Brook Nature Center 201-567-1267 www.flatrockbrook.org A 150 acre nature and science. preserve and education center maintained as a natural environment available to the public for trail walks, nature study and other passive recreation. 3904 Pinelands Preservation Alliance 609-894-8000 www.pinelandsalliance.org Dedicated to the preservation of the Pinelands National Reserve, PPA protects 3397 Friends of Liberty State Park 201-792-1993 www.folsp.org Our mission is to pre- one million acres of NJ open space through education, grassroots organization serve, protect, conserve, and promote Liberty State Park, the urban waterfront and political action. open space state park behind Lady Liberty and Ellis Island. 3917 Rainforest Alliance 888-693-2784 www.rainforest-alliance.org Works to con- 3334 Galapagos Conservancy 703-383-0077 www.galapagos.org Through innovative serve biodiversity and ensure sustainable livelihoods by transforming land-use science, local partnerships, and social science and policy research, Galapagos practices, business practices and consumer behavior. Conservancy works to conserve and protect the unique Galapagos marine and terrestrial ecosystems. 3344 Save Barnegat Bay 732-830-3600 www.savebarnegatbay.org Restore and protect Barnegat Bay and its ecosystem, by being a strong and independent 3310 Greater Newark Conservancy 973-64-24646 www.citybloom.org Promotes voice throughout the watershed, including Ocean and Monmouth Counties. environmental stewardship to improve the quality of life in NJ’s urban commu- nities through environmental education, community greening, urban farming, 3349 Sierra Club Foundation, The 800-216-2110 www.tscf.org Fights to preserve revitalization, beautification and job training. wilderness and protect environmental quality worldwide through a powerful combination of education, scientific research, publishing and litigation. 3908 Hackensack Riverkeeper 201-968-0808 www.hackensackriverkeeper.org Promotes clean water, open space and conservation in the Hackensack River 3910 Surfrider Fdn. 800-743-7873 www.surfrider.org Protects and preserves the world’s Watershed and Newark Bay Complex through Advocacy, Education, Action and oceans, waves and beaches through conservation, activism, research and edu- Enforcement. cation. Activities include water quality monitoring, environmental education and grassroots activism. 3902 Isles, Inc. 609-341-4700 www.isles.org Community development organization that helps urban residents learn about and value the environment through hands-on 3301 Union of Concerned Scientists 800-666-8276 www.ucsusa.org Scientists and improvements and education projects in schools, parks and neighborhoods. citizens together putting rigorous science to work reducing the effect of global warming, prevening nuclear proliferation, and ensuring a sustainable, safe food 3306 Izaak Walton League of America 800-453-5463 www.iwla.org From hunters to system. hikers, our members protect America’s outdoors through community-based con- servation, education, commonsense public policy, and a commitment to strong 3351 Wetlands Institute, The 609-368-1211 www.wetlandsinstitute.org Pioneered for outdoor ethics. 40 years to promote appreciation, understanding and stewardship of wetlands and coastal ecosystems through our programs in research, education and con- 3309 Land Conservancy of New Jersey, The 973-541-1010 www.tlc-nj.org Preserves servation. land, protects water resources, conserves open space and inspires individuals and communities to protect land and the environment. 3327 Wilderness Society, The 800-843-9453 www.wilderness.org Protects wilderness and inspires Americans to care for our wild places, preserving our rich natural 3302 Monmouth Conservation Foundation 732-671-7000 www.monmouthconservation. legacy for current and future generations. org A countywide land trust that has been preserving land, open space, and pro- tecting the natural resources and environemnt of Monmouth County for 35 years. 3304 Wildlife Conservation Society 718-220-5100 www.wcs.org Saves endangered species and threatened ecosystems in 60 countries, teaches ecology and in- 3352 National Parks Conservation Association 800-628-7275 www.npca.org Pre- spires care for wildlife through the Bronx Zoo and national science education serves national parks from the Grand Canyon to Gettysburg; protects endangered programs. wildlife and cultural sites; promotes new parks; defends against pollution, inap- propriate development and overcrowding. 3328 Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge 856-983-3329 www.cedarrun.org Dedicated to New Jersey’s wildlife, people and the habitats we share through conservation, 3901 National Wildlife Federation 800-822-9919 www.nwf.org America’s conservation education, and preservation. Maintaining a wildlife hospital and nature center organization dedicated to protecting endangered species and habitats for our since 1957. children’s future and connecting people with nature through education and ac- tion opportunities. 3322 World Wildlife Fund 800-960-0993 www.worldwildlife.org Multinational conser- vation organization working worldwide to combat climate change, save endan- 3308 Natural Resource Education Foundation of New Jersey 609-698-7231 www. gered animals, protect wild habitats, and transform market forces to act in har- experiencebargegatbay.org NREFNJ manages the Lighthouse Center for Natural mony with nature. Resource Education along Barnegat Bay. NREFNJ provides interpretive program- ming, educational field trips, scientific retreats and collaborative conservation projects.

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NEIGHBOR TO NATION 4206 Glaucoma Research Foundation 800-826-6693 www.glaucoma.org Prevent vision loss from glaucoma by investing in innovative research, education, and support 4200 Neighbor To Nation 877-841-6839 www.neighbortonation.org People in deed with the ultimate goal of finding a cure. serving people in need, in our local communities, throughout America and the 4013 Heartbeat International 888-550-7577 www.HeartbeatInternational.org Reaching world. Providing life-sustaining assistance and hope for the future. and Rescuing as many lives as possible, around the world, through an effective 4025 Alliance Defending Freedom 800-835-5233 www.adflegal.org/ A legal alliance network of life-affirming pregnancy help, to Renew communities for LIFE. defending the right to hear and speak the Truth in the areas of religious liberty, 4040 Home School Foundation 540-338-8688 www.homeschoolfoundation.org/ family values, and sanctity of life. Financial assistance and curriculum relief to struggling home school families. 4003 Alpha 1 Foundation 888-825-7421 www.alpha1.org Funds research to improve We invest in widows, single parents, special needs children, and military families. treatment and ultimately find a cure for those affected by Alpha-1, a genetic Give. Volunteer. Pray. cause of potentially fatal lung and liver disease. 4052 Keep A Child Alive 646-762-8200 keepachildalive.org Our mission is to realize 4010 Amen Foundation, The 202-832-5168 www.amenfoundation.org Supports Catho- the end of AIDS for children and families, by combating the physical, social and lic vocations/ministries, especially for churches of Sub-Saharan Africa. Funds economic impacts of HIV. education; supports seminarians, sisters, lay ministers, missionaries who serve 4016 Lung Cancer Research Foundation 212-588-1580 www.lungfund.org Lung cancer people’s spiritual, social, economic needs. is the number one cause of cancer death worldwide. The Lung Cancer Research 4002 American Family Association 800-326-4543 www.afa.net Educates and motivates Foundation funds groundbreaking research to help find a cure. Christians through radio, television, online and print to act on issues affecting 4111 MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger 800-813-0557 mazon.org Founded in 1985, families. Examples: media indecency, pornography, abortion, entertainment, we are a national nonprofit organization working to end hunger among people of education, parenting. all faiths and backgrounds in the US and Israel. 4101 American Foundation for Suicide Prevention 888-333-2377 www.afsp.org Exclu- 4017 Mercy Ships 800-772-7447 www.mercyships.org Delivers free world-class health- sively dedicated to understanding and preventing suicide through research and care to some of the world’s poorest nations while training local surgeons and education and to reaching out to people with mood disorders and those impacted medical workers, increasing developing African nations’ healthcare capacity. by suicide. 4027 Navigators, The 719-594-2387 www.navsmilitary.org Provides a spiritual pres- 4201 Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America 800-727-8462 www.aafa.org Supports ence on military bases alongside chaplains, and brings hope to military personnel research to find cures for asthma, food allergies and related diseases; provides and their families through meaningful relationships with Jesus Christ. free education and support for families; and fights for patients’ rights. 4019 Nazarene Compassionate Ministries 800-214-4999 www.ncmi.org Challenged by 4006 Blessings International 877-250-8101 www.blessing.org Saves lives globally and faith to end poverty. Promotes long-term solutions to poverty through training, locally by providing medicine, vitamins and urgently needed medical supplies to gifts-in-kind, economic and community development; also responds to disasters. treat the poor and victims of disease, disaster or war. 4213 Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation 844-889-7579 www.oif.org OI causes brittle 4005 Breast Cancer Charities of America 936-231-8460 www.thebreastcancer bones that break easily. Coughing can fracture ribs; falling can break a leg. Help charities.org Our program service goal is to educate and provide the latest ac- provide answers for families, research for a cure. curate information about integrated cancer care, cancer prevention, recovery, treatment, early detection and survival. 4022 Prison Fellowship Ministries 877-478-0100 www.prisonfellowship.org Helps restore those affected by crime and incarceration and strives to make prisons 4207 Breast Cancer Research Foundation 866-346-3228 www.bcrfcure.org Accelerate safer and more rehabilitative by supporting prisoners, former prisoners, and their innovative research to save lives: 1 in 8 US women will be diagnosed with breast families. cancer. Help us achieve prevention and a cure. 4018 The National Children’s Cancer Society 800-532-6459 www.thenccs.org Give 4033 Care Net 800-518-7909 www.care-net.org Offering compassion, hope, and help children with cancer a chance for a brighter future! Your support will provide to women and men considering abortion by presenting realistic alternatives and vital financial assistance and educational resources for children battling cancer. Christ-centered support through our life-affirming network. 4020 Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies 866-676-7400 www.ms-research.org 4012 Child Aid 503-223-3008 www.child-aid.org Providing Guatemalan children an Conducts research towards understanding, treating and halting the progression escape from poverty through literacy by training teachers, librarians, improving of multiple sclerosis and related diseases. Current research progress is promis- libraries, and providing thousands of Spanish language children’s books each ing. Please help us find cures. year. 4009 Unbound 800-875-6564 www.unbound.org Unbound empowers children in pov- 4004 Children’s Hunger Relief Fund 888-781-1585 www.chrf.org Saving children’s erty to pave a pathway to their dreams through education. We partner with their lives! Sharing God’s love by providing hot meals, disease-free water, health- families to create a more promising future. care, medicines, food-growing technology, and Christian education to suffering children worldwide. 4054 United Breast Cancer Foundation 877-822-4287 www.ubcf.org Providing direct financial aid, emotional relief, preventative care and education to women and 4008 Christian Legal Society 703-642-1070 www.clsnet.org A nationwide fellowship of families through seven life-supporting programs while funding research to erad- Christians committed to serving Christ through the law, the defense of religious icate breast cancer. freedom & the provision of legal aid. 4216 V Foundation 800-454-6698 www.jimmyv.org A charitable organization dedicated 4034 Christian Military Fellowship 800-798-7875 www.cmfhq.org Ministering to Amer- to saving lives by raising money to fund cancer research and awareness proj- ica’s military and their families worldwide empowering them in their Christian ects. faith, advancing Bible studies, linkups, mentoring, fellowship, resources, person- al contact and encouragement. 4031 Voice of the Martyrs, The 877-337-0458 www.persecution.com Serving over 4 million persecuted Christians in 68 nations by empowering, equipping, rebuild- 4014 Crista Ministries 800-755-5022 www.worldconcern.org A global relief and devel- ing and encouraging; bringing Christ’s hope through Bibles, medicines, shelter, opment agency that focuses on disaster response, clean water, education, food training and aid. security, child protection, microfinance, and health. 4021 World Emergency Relief 888-484-4543 www.WER-US.org For 31 years we’ve 4223 Diabetes National Research Group 800-877-3457 www.diabetes-science.org delivered food to hungry children, provided medicines for the sick, supplied relief Funds research to find treatments and cures for Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. Over to disaster victims and given hope to the poor. 29,000,000 Americans are affected by diabetes. Please support our scientists. 4011 Focus on the Family 800-232-6459 FocusOnTheFamily.com A global multimedia organization defending and equipping families through counseling and biblical- ly based resources designed to strengthen marriages and help parents raise healthy, responsible children. 4015 Food For the Hungry 866-307-3259 www.fh.org A Christian international relief and development organization walking with the poor and disadvantaged to bring an end to physical and spiritual hungers around the world. 4212 Foundation Fighting Blindness 800-682-5555 www.blindness.org Funds research to discover treatments and cures for retinal diseases that cause blindness such as retinitis pigmentosa, macular degeneration, and other related retinal diseases.

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AMERICA’S BEST CHARITIES 4440 Alopecia Areata Foundation National 415-472-3780 www.naaf.org Provides major research funding, patient educational materials and support for alopecia 3400 America’s Best Charities 800-477-0733 www.independentcharities.org Feeding areata, a mystifying autoimmune disease affecting all ages, causing one’s hair to the hungry. Sheltering the homeless. Protecting the children. And healing the fall out. sick. America’s finest independent charities. Working with you to share- the 4421 Alzheimer’s Foundation of America 866-232-8484 www.alzfdn.org Providing American way. programs and services, including caregiver counseling and support from 7050 Abandoned Children’s Fund 888-884-0567 www.abandonedchildrensfund.org licensed social workers, educational materials, professional training and funding Thousands of innocent orphans, cruelly abandoned: alone, hungry, desperate, for research. terrified victims of disease, war, extreme poverty. Please help us house, feed, 5008 Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation 888-908-5766 www.Alzheimers love and rehabilitate them. Prevention.org Help fight Alzheimer’s disease and find a cure through research 5006 Abortion Federation, National (NAF) 202-667-5881 www.prochoice.org Help and prevention! Committed to ensuring peak mental performance and optimum protect abortion providers from anti-abortion threats, intimidation, violence, and brain function throughout our lives. criminal activities so women can access the safe, high-quality care they need. 3411 Alzheimer’s Research Foundation, Fisher Center 800-ALZ-INFO www.ALZinfo.org 7051 Abused Children’s Fund, Inc. 707-483-2939 www.abusedchildrensfund.org Unique research into cause, care and cure of Alzheimer’s by Nobel Prize winner. Thousands of innocent children are tragically hurt every day by emotional, Donate to change lives. Bring a cure to 5.4 million Americans. physical and sexual abuse. Help protect and restore through prevention, rehabil- 5012 America’s VetDogs - the Veteran’s K-9 Corps, Inc. 866-838-3647 www.VetDogs.org itation and God’s love. Trains and places guide, service, hearing and PTSD dogs. Transforming lives of 3415 Action Against Hunger USA 877-777-1420 www.actionagainsthunger.org disabled veterans, active servicemembers and first responders so they can live Action Against Hunger prevents and treats malnutrition, saving the lives of without boundaries. malnourished children while providing families with safe water and sustainable 3401 American Association for Cancer Research 866-423-3965 www.aacrfoundation. solutions to hunger. org We fund groundbreaking scientific cancer research that saves lives. By con- 3402 Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty 800-345-2286 www.acton. tributing, you can help speed up the pace of scientific discovery, and fight cancer. org Support research and education promoting a society that is both free and 7005 American Association of Kidney Patients, Inc. 800-749-2257 www.aakp.org virtuous, grounded in a commitment to human liberty and guided by religious Educates, advocates, creates communities which allow patients to be the leader principles. in their health care. We’re the independent voice of kidney patients since 1969.™ 3433 Adoption Center 800-TO-ADOPT www.adopt.org Help find loving families for 3409 American Breast Cancer Foundation 410-730-5105 www.abcf.org The nation- U.S. children with backgrounds of abuse and neglect. Adoption will give them a al non-profit organization, providing uninsured and underserved individuals lifetime of love! financial assistance to aid in the early diagnosis, treatment and survival of breast 3451 Adoptions by Cradle of Hope 301-587-4400 www.cradlehope.org Help an aban- cancer. doned child! We provide adoption services and support to children who need 3452 American Humane Association 866-242-1877 www.americanhumane.org permanent, loving families. Every dollar saves children’s lives and provides love! Protecting millions of children and animals from abuse, neglect and abandon- 4456 After A Child Dies-The Compassionate Friends 877-969-0010 www.compassionate ment for 135 years. We lead understanding of the human-animal bond. The abuse friends.org A child’s death is devastating. Parents are inconsolable. Siblings ex- must stop! perience a rollercoaster of emotions. Devastated grandparents are in shocked 4423 American Indian College Fund 303-426-8900 www.collegefund.org Native Amer- disbelief. We help families to cope. icans account for only 1% of college students. Help us change this statistic 3504 Aid For Starving Children 800-514-3499 www.aidforstarvingchildren.org One through scholarships/program support. Let’s re-imagine what’s possible for our child dying of hunger every twelve seconds- over 7,000 a day- must stop! Make a students. difference. Your actions can help save a child! 4412 American Indian Youth Running Strong 888-491-9859 www.indian-youth.org 7100 Aid for Trash Dump Children: The Unforgotten 443-668-2648 www.unforgotten.org Raising standard of living, self-esteem of Native American children. Providing Save hungry children and their mothers from eating trash and living in garbage relief, development to Indian Reservations. Teaching traditional life skills, healthy dumps. Give them clean food and water, shelter, schooling and a future. lifestyles, respect for Mother Earth. 7002 AIDS Children’s Foundation 888-683-8323 www.AFCAids.org HIV+ children don’t 3417 American Institute for Cancer Research 800-843-8114 www.aicr.org Replacing have to die. Help us provide life-saving medicine, medical equipment, nutritional cancer myths with cancer facts. We’re funding innovative research and educa- supplements, livestock, seeds, and hope to children affected by AIDS. tion to expand understanding of nutrition and cancer. CFC contributions used for research purposes. 3577 AIDS Treatment and Research Information 415-558-8669 www.projectinform.org Stop deaths from HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C due to inadequate treatment, preven- 5011 American Library Association 800-545-2433 www.ala.org Libraries enrich the tion/healthcare access; help us fight to eradicate HIV/AIDS and hep C. lives of millions of children and extensively serve people of all ages. Help ALA fight for open access to information for all. 3594 AIDS United 202-408-4848 www.aidsunited.org Dedicated to ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic in America. We’re a national network focused on strategic grantmak- 3517 American Sexual Health Association 919-361-8400 www.ashasexualhealth.org ing, access-to-care, public policy and HIV prevention. Working to raise awareness about sexual health and prevent sexually transmit- ted diseases. ASHA believes that all people have the right to the information and 7102 AIDS Vaccine Initiative, International 212-847-1111 www.iavi.org The world services! needs an AIDS vaccine. We work to ensure and speed development of safe, effective, accessible, preventive HIV vaccines for use throughout the world. 3422 American Whitewater 828-586-1930 www.americanwhitewater.org Save rivers! Support American Whitewater and national river stewardship, recognized as 3406 Air Force Association 800-727-3337 www.afa.org Join the Force behind the leaders in river management and restoring rivers impacted by dams. Force to promote a dominate US Air Force and support Air Force families through professional development, scholarships, and other programs. 4417 Americans Helping Americans 888-242-5026 www.helping-americans.org Fighting American poverty by aiding needy Appalachian and urban Americans; 3439 Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation 866-333-1213 www.AlexsLemonade.org providing low-income families, elderly, and veterans with basic relief, education- A four-year-old cancer patient’s frontyard lemonade stand evolved to a nation- al support and affordable housing. wide movement to find a cure for pediatric cancer. Every person can make a difference. 3423 AmpleHarvest.org 267-536-9880 www.ampleharvest.org Reduces hunger and food waste by enabling community and home gardeners across America to do- 3403 Allergy and Asthma Network Mothers of Asthmatics, Inc. 800-878-4403 www. nate their excess garden harvest to a nearby food pantry. aanma.org Asthma and allergies afflict millions with frightening attacks that often kill. Help eliminate suffering and death through education, advocacy, and 3435 AMVETS Charities 800-810-7148 www.amvetsnsf.org Preserving freedom and community outreach. supporting veterans and active duty military personnel. We must never forget those who served and died, and the sacrifices made for freedom. 3418 Alley Cat Allies 240-482-1980 www.alleycat.org Every 15 seconds a healthy cat is killed in a shelter. Our programs help shelters save more cats and kittens, but we 7104 Angel Flight Northeast 800-549-9980 www.angelflightne.org Volunteer pilots pro- need your help. viding free air transportation to needy patients, often seeking life-saving medical treatment. Your gifts ensure flights of healing and hope are available. 4446 Alley Cat Rescue 301-277-5595 www.saveacat.org Stray, abandoned and feral cats are neglected. Healthy cats in shelters are killed. Your contribution helps us 4506 Animal League America 516-883-7900 www.AnimalLeague.org Support the larg- end feline overpopulation and suffering. est no-kill animal rescue and adoption organization in the world. We save the lives of pets through rescue, adoption, spay/neuter, education initiatives.

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7009 Animal Legal Defense Fund 707-795-2533 www.aldf.org Animals need love - and 4427 Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence 202-370-8101 www.bradycampaign.org lawyers! Unimaginable acts of cruelty must end. In courtrooms across America, Our goal: To cut the number of gun deaths in half by 2025 through education cam- ALDF is winning the case against cruelty! paigns, litigation and multi-level advocacy. Join the movement, today! 3453 Anxiety, Depression, PTSD and OCD Education and Research Foundation 3404 Brain & Behavior Research Foundation 800-829-8289 www.bbrfoundation.org 240-485-1001 www.adaa.org Anxiety disorders, depression, OCD, and PTSD, are 1 in 4 Americans live with mental illness. Fund research for better treatments real, serious, and treatable. We champion research for a cure and offer educa- and cures for anxiety, autism, ADHD, depression, schizophrenia, bipolar, OCD, tional resources to millions suffering silently. and PTSD. 3413 Appalachian Trail Conservancy 304-535-6331 www.appalachiantrail.org Pre- 3414 Brain Injury Association of America 703-761-0750 www.BIAUSA.org Brain inju- serve and manage this amazing nature trail. Ensuring that its priceless cultural ry happens anytime, to anyone, anywhere. We provide help, hope, healing for heritage can be shared and enjoyed today, tomorrow, and for centuries to come. millions of Americans who live with often misdiagnosed and misunderstood brain injury. 7052 Armed Services Mutual Benefit Association STAR Foundation 800-251-8434 www.asmbastar.com We provide support for combat wounded service members, 3407 Brain Tumor Association, American (ABTA) 800-886-2282 www.abta.org Advanc- aid to military families, scholarships for veterans and dependents. Needs are ing the understanding and treatment of brain tumors with the goals of improving, great and growing daily. Please help! extending, and saving the lives of those impacted by brain tumor diagnoses. 5022 Army Heritage Center Foundation 717-258-1102 www.armyheritage.org Honor 7057 Bread and Water for Africa, Inc. 888-371-6622 www.african-relief.org Strength- American Soldiers and their Families, preserve their memories, and educate the ening African initiatives for self-sufficiency through grassroots health, clean public about their service and sacrifice. Enrich the Center’s exhibits, programs, water, education, orphanages, vocational training, agriculture, and micro-credit and outreach. programs focusing on women and children. 4424 Arthritis National Research Foundation 800-588-2873 www.curearthritis.org We 3444 Breast Cancer Action 877-2-STOP-BC www.bcaction.org BCAction is the fund research to cure arthritis and develop new treatments for millions of Ameri- watchdog of the breast cancer movement. We work to achieve health justice for cans, including 300,000 children, suffering in pain every day. women at risk of and living with breast cancer. 3408 Arts Council of Princeton 609-924-8777 www.artscouncilofprinceton.org 7012 Breast Cancer African American, Sisters Network Inc. 866-781-1808 www.sisters We serve as the communitiy’s artistic and cultural hub, and as a visual, perform- networkinc.org Speaking with one voice, we save lives by empowering women ing, and literary arts resource for the greater Princeton/Trenton area. through support, education, financial assistance and promoting early detection through free mammography and ultrasound screenings. 3441 Asian Children’s Rescue & Relief Fund 866-523-3133 www.AsianChildrensAssist. org Saving Asian abandoned, orphaned, destitute, and handicapped children by 7058 Breast Cancer Aid and Research Institute 800-759-2150 www.breastcancer providing hope and opportunity. Reaching their full potential through basic care, institute.org Awards medical research grants and ships medical supplies and corrective surgery, therapy, and training. humanitarian aid to programs that treat breast cancer and other degenerative diseases. Breast Cancer support groups! 3541 ASPCA: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 212-876-7700 www.aspca.org Staged dog fights to the death. Puppy factories with overcrowd- 4428 Breast Cancer Fund 866-760-TBCF www.breastcancerfund.org The Breast ed and unsanitary breeding pens. Kittens tortured for amusement. Help stop Cancer Fund works to prevent breast cancer by eliminating our exposure to toxic these acts of animal cruelty. chemicals and radiation linked to the disease. 3561 Assistance Dog Institute 707-545-3647 www.berginu.edu Our Dogs Helping 3475 Brother’s Brother Foundation 412-321-3160 www.brothersbrother.org Connect- Veterans program helps heal returning service members by providing loving dog ing People’s Resources with People’s Needs: 58 Years, 149 Countries, $4 billion helpmates at no cost to those with physical and psychological disabilities. in books, food, medical supplies, pharmaceuticals. Forbes Magazine “1st in efficiency.” 4426 Autism Intervention and Treatment Research -- Organization for Autism Research 866-366-9710 www.researchautism.org Parents of children with autism 3437 Buckner Children and Family Services 214-758-8000 www.buckner.org Children never stop seeking answers. We’re here to provide those answers by funding desperate. Orphans alone. Families in need. Our adoption, foster care, humanitar- research that provides practical information on lifelong care. ian aid, education, prevention and support programs transform lives of vulnerable children and families. 3485 Autism Society of America 800 3-AUTISM www.autism-society.org 1 in 68 chil- dren diagnosed with autism--that’s nearly 50,000 new families just this year. Help 7014 Cancer Aid and Research Fund 623-561-5893 www.canceraidresearch.org us provide support to those living with autism today. Awards scientific research grants, provides medical supplies and equipment to programs that treat cancer and other degenerative diseases. Cancer support 7055 Best Buddies for Children and Adults with Intellectual and Developmental groups for patients and families. Disabilities 800 89-BUDDY www.bestbuddies.org Children with intellectual disabilities often experience loneliness and isolation. Change their futures by 3528 Cancer Care, Inc. 800-813-HOPE www.cancercare.org Caring for people facing matching them with volunteers and creating extraordinary friendships (Best Bud- cancer. Supporting patients, children, loved ones, caregivers. We provide help dies) for life! and hope through free counseling, wigs, education, financial assistance. 3419 Bethany Christian Services 800-238-4269 www.bethany.org Bethany, a global 4448 Cancer Curing Society 888-443-7766 www.gerson.org Healing with nature. We leader in adoption and social services, is about kids in families! Finding families help thousands recover from so-called “incurable” diseases by teaching a prov- for children in need; keeping families in need together. en, powerful natural treatment to patients, medical professionals and caregivers. 3562 Bible Believers Fellowship, Inc. 516-739-7746 www.prisonministry.org Jesus 3596 Cancer Research America - NFCR 800-321-CURE www.NFCR.org If you agree Christ Saves Lives! Help our prison ministry reduce crime by promoting Christi- that world-class, cutting-edge research is the key to more effective cancer treat- anity to English and Spanish speaking inmates with literature, videos, counseling, ments, prevention, and detection - join us now - save lives! and prayer. 4406 Cancer Research and Assistance - VHL 800-767-4845 www.vhl.org VHLA: 7106 Big Cat Rescue Corp 813-920-4130 www.bigcatrescue.org Tigers confined to committed to finding a cure for VHL, a genetic condition causing abnormal circus wagons. Lions bred for photos then to be shot in cages. Lynx farmed for tumor growth, and related cancers, awarding millions through its research grants their fur. Help us save big cats. program. 7011 Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network 888-901-BCAN www.bcan.org Advancing 3458 Cancer Research Fund of the Damon Runyon - Walter Winchell Foundation collaborative and cutting-edge research, providing patient information and sup- 877-7CANCER www.damonrunyon.org To accelerate breakthroughs, we provide port, and raising awareness on bladder cancer. We’re leading the way to a cure. today’s best young scientists with funding to pursue innovative cancer research. 100% of your donation funds cancer research. 7107 Blood Cancer Research Foundation 312-683-7226 www.mpnresearchfounda- tion.org Blood cancers strike people from all walks of life. Fighting blood cancer 3420 Canine Assistants 800-771-7221 www.canineassistants.org Teaching great dogs requires focused scientific research. Founded by patients for patients looking for for special people. Invest in freedom by providing service dogs to children and a cure. adults with disabilities. Thank you! 3431 Boulder Crest Retreat for Military & Veteran Wellness 540-554-2727 www. 3412 Canine Companions for Independence 800-572-BARK (2275) www.cci.org A cold bouldercrestretreat.org Healing combat heroes by delivering free retreats for nose and a warm heart! Our companion dogs provide independence, assistance wounded warriors, their families, caregivers and Gold Star families with PTSD/ and friendship that transforms the lives of children and adults with disabilities. TBI in a beautiful rural sanctuary. 4429 Canines for Disabled Kids 978-422-5299 www.caninesforkids.org Autism silenc- 7108 Boys & Girls Clubs of America 404-487-5700 www.bgca.org and greatfutures.org es a child’s laugh. Disability halts a child’s life. These specially trained service 11 million children are in need of after-school support. Join BGCA in making a dogs liberate children, promote independence and social awareness, and help difference by providing a safe place for kids to thrive. families.

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4430 Carter Center 800-550-3560 www.cartercenter.org Waging Peace. Fighting Dis- 3450 Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation 866-917-2373 www.fallenpatriots.org ease. Building Hope. Led by former President Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter, College scholarships to children of U.S. service members killed in combat or the Center advances human rights and alleviates unnecessary human suffering. training, making the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. We care for those left behind. 3482 CASA - Court Appointed Advocates for Abused Children 800-628-3233 www. 4452 Children of Nicaragua Fabretto Foundation 703-525-8716 www.fabretto.org casaforchildren.org Every child deserves a safe, permanent home. Support Empowering underserved children and families in Nicaragua to reach their full CASA advocates nationwide who are providing abused and neglected children potential, improve their livelihoods, and take advantage of economic opportunity with hope for a better future. through education and nutrition. 4483 Catholic Relief Services - USCCB 888-277-7575 www.crs.org Rushes food, 3421 Children of the Night 800-551-1300 www.childrenofthenight.org Rescues Amer- clothing, shelter, water and comfort to God’s most vulnerable children effectively ica’s children from the ravages of prostitution. Providing shelter, hope and and efficiently in times of disaster and provides the means to self-sufficiency. new-beginnings. With your support, we can save more. Our children deserve a fighting-chance! 3440 Catholics United for Life 800-764-8444 www.catholicsunitedforlife.org Supporting the Catholic Church’s dedication to defending sacred human life from the moment 7113 Children’s AIDS Fund International 703-433-1560 www.childrensaidsfund.org of conception. Providing youth conferences, defense of religious liberties, and Millions of children orphaned and families ravaged by HIV/AIDS. Thousands right-to-life education. more need education to stay HIV free. Help give these children hope and health. 3445 Celiac Central, Beyond Celiac 844-856-6692 www.BeyondCeliac.org Help save 7061 Children’s Cancer Aid and Research Institute 800-759-3390 www.childrens millions of lives, billions of dollars. Celiac disease can lead to cancer, malnour- cancerresearch.org Provides childhood cancer research grants. Ships medical ishment, infertility, osteoporosis, other life-threatening diseases. 83% of sufferers supplies and humanitarian aid to programs that treat childhood cancer and other remain undiagnosed. degenerative diseases. Love the children! 4484 Center for Reproductive Rights 917-637-3600 www.reproductiverights.org Pro- 4481 Children’s Cancer Recovery Foundation 800-238-6479 www.ChildrensCancer mote and defend women’s reproductive freedom and health. We use the law in Recovery.org Creating smiles and inspiring hope for kids with cancer and their the U.S. and globally to ensure women’s dignity, equality, and self-determination. families by providing financial assistance, camp scholarships, toys, games and funding for cancer research. 4485 CHADD (Children & Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) 301-306-7070 www.chadd.org CHADD is the leading national voice providing 3426 Children’s Cardiomyopathy Foundation 866-808-2873 www.childrens evidence-based information and resources on ADHD. CHADD receives over cardiomyopathy.org The Children’s Cardiomyopathy Foundation is dedicated to 3 million inquiries from parents and adults seeking support. finding causes and cures for pediatric cardiomyopathy through the support of research, education, and increased awareness and advocacy. 7015 Challenger Center for Space Science Education 202-827-1580 www.challeng- er.org Engaging students and teachers in dynamic exploration and discovery 3447 Children’s Defense Fund 202-628-8787 www.childrensdefense.org Protecting opportunities that strengthen knowledge in STEM and provide outlets to learn children from poverty, abuse and neglect, and ensuring access to quality health- and apply important life skills. care. Speaking for vulnerable children who cannot vote, lobby or speak for them- selves. 7016 Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Inc. 888-728-3229 www.cbf.org America’s waters and marine life face toxic pollution, overfishing, urban sprawl. Help realize our 3454 Children’s Emergency Medical Fund of New Jersey. Inc. 973-763-6525 www. vision: safe drinking water, pristine waterways, thriving ecosystems locally and njtrustekids.org We treat, advocate, and educate on behalf of critically and nationwide. chronically ill children. We are 100% volunteer and work as a clinic without walls. 3521 Child Find of America 800 I-AM-LOST www.childfindofamerica.org Child kidnap- 3456 Children’s Fund of America 661-633-9076 childrensfundofamerica.org We provide ping prevention and location specialists, helping children and devastated parents higher education and mental healthcare assistance to children whose parents through free investigation, mediation and publicity. Your gift could bring a missing perished in a National tragedy or while fighting in the War on Terrorism. child home. 7019 Children’s Hunger Fund 800-708-7589 www.childrenshungerfund.org Feeding 4486 Child Foundation 503-224-0409 www.childfoundation.org Save lives, build hope. the hungry at home and abroad. Food, clothing and medicines aid children in Education can move a child beyond poverty. Help children remain in school, impoverished countries and in America’s inner-cities. giving them the tools to reach their full potential. 3479 Children’s Medical Ministries 301-261-3211 www.childmed.org Compassionate 3472 Child Rescue International 800-245-9191 www.mwb.org Children abandoned, healthcare volunteers providing free wheelchairs, rehabilitation equipment, med- orphaned, hungry, lost and lonely, living in bleak institutions need hope and love. ical clinics, healthcare instruction, dental services, food and clothing to children Your support helps us save and change their lives! in despair. Active in disaster relief. 7060 Child Slavery, Trafficking and Forced Labor Rescue 202-234-9050 www.Good 4410 Children’s Organ Transplant Association 800-366-2682 www.cota.org COTA gives Weave.org Devoted to the rescue of trafficked and exploited child laborers from hope to children and young adults who need a life-saving organ transplant by carpet looms in Asia, and offering them rehabilitation, counseling, education and providing fundraising assistance and family support. a home. 3563 Children’s Wish Foundation International 800-323-9474 www.childrenswish.org 3554 Childhelp® 480-922-8212 www.childhelp.org Five children die every day from Dying children exist in a world of doctors, hospitals and despair. Your donation child abuse and neglect. Help bring this number from five to zero; support gives hope and joy by fulfilling a favorite wish. Childhelp’s intervention, treatment and prevention programs. 4454 Christian Freedom International, Inc. 800-323-CARE www.christianfreedom.org 3448 Childhood Apraxia of Speech Association of North America 412-343-7102 www. Help persecuted, repressed, isolated Christians who are suffering for their Faith! apraxia-kids.org Every child deserves a voice. We’re improving the lives of chil- We deliver medicine, food, education, Bibles; and report on atrocities occurring dren with apraxia by ensuring each child has their best opportunity to develop world-wide. speech. 4413 Christian Relief Services 800-33-RELIEF www.christian-relief.org Help wipe 3478 Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation 877-217-4166 www.childhoodbraintumor.org out poverty and hunger in the USA, including Indian Reservations, Appalachia Where would you turn if your child had a critical brain tumor? We’re determined and overseas, by providing food, water, medicine, education, shelter to children/ to find a cure and offer hope to parents facing heartbreak. families. 3466 Childhood Cancer Research for a Cure 888-899-BALD www.StBaldricks.org 3564 Civil War Trust 800-CW-TRUST www.CivilWar.org Manassas, Gettysburg, Worldwide, a child is diagnosed every 3 minutes. Funding research is a child’s Antietam, Fredericksburg: Don’t let developers pave over our nation’s past. If we best hope for a cure. Help us save lives. don’t save America’s battlefields now, we risk losing them forever! 7017 Childhood Leukemia Foundation 888-253-7109 www.CLF4kids.org Embarrassing 5016 Companion Animal Advocates 201-706-7666 www.CompanionAnimalAdvocates. hair loss should not be a factor for children fighting cancer! Help us provide org We help people keep their pets out of shelters by providing pet food every Human Hair Wigs and Wish Baskets to lift their spirits. month as well as free spay/neuter services. 3410 Children Awaiting Parents 888-835-8802 www.ChildrenAwaitingParents.org 3474 Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc. (COPS) 573-346-4911 www.nationalcops. Dedicated to finding loving, adoptive homes for abandoned, abused and neglect- org Grief support and resources for surviving families and co-workers of law ed children who languish in the foster care system. Many have emotional/mental/ enforcement officers killed in the line of duty; law enforcement trauma training; physical disabilities. public education. 3473 Children of Alcoholics (NACoA) 888-554-2627 www.nacoa.org Those most hurt 4457 Correctional Peace Officers Foundation 800-800-2763 www.cpof.org Nonprofit by alcohol and drugs don’t even use them! Help us protect and save the children charity for Correctional Officers and their families, by providing line-of-duty death of alcoholics from physical and psychological abuse. benefit, and catastrophic assistance in cases of accident or illness.

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3566 Covenant House 800-388-3888 www.covenanthouse.org Give homeless teens a 3464 Domestic Violence Hotline, National 800-799-SAFE www.thehotline.org future! We shelter, mentor and job train kids with nowhere else to turn. Fifteen Too many people are prisoners of violence in their own homes, too terrified to shelters - 60,000 teens yearly need help. seek help. We’re helping them escape the violence safely. 7062 Cure Alzheimer’s Fund 781-237-3800 www.curealz.org Research is the only path 7022 Dystonia Medical Research Foundation 800-377-3978 www.dystonia-foundation. to progress. We’re funding breakthrough, aggressive research to prevent, slow, org Advancing research for more treatments and ultimately a cure, promoting reverse and ultimately find a cure for Alzheimer’s Disease. awareness and education, and supporting the needs and well being of affected individuals and families. 3429 Days End Farm Horse Rescue 301-854-5037 www.defhr.org Starvation, parasite infestation, deformed hoofs. Caring for abused and neglected horses. Dedicated 3465 Eczema, National Association 800-818-7546 www.nationaleczema.org Dedicated to ensuring quality care and treatment of horses through intervention, education to eczema research, support, and education. Contributions advance research for and outreach. a cure and provide programs that support those suffering from this frustrating, challenging disease. 3476 Deaf Children’s Literacy Project 800-459-3529 www.cuedspeech.org Most deaf children are behind in English language and literacy. Reading opens the door to 4434 Elephant Sanctuary 931-796-6500 www.elephants.com The nation’s largest their future. Give them the power of English to succeed. natural habitat refuge for endangered elephants retired from circuses and zoos. Improving elephant lives through sanctuary, education, research and overseas 4490 Deafness Research Foundation 212-257-6140 www.hhf.org Hearing Health assistance. Foundation’s mission is to prevent and cure hearing loss and tinnitus through groundbreaking research and to promote hearing health. 3432 Elephants, Saving Elephants and Habitat Worldwide 817-597-0956 www. elephantconservation.org Elephants killed for their ivory. Habitat becomes roads, 5017 Delta Research and Educational Foundation 202-347-1337 www.deltafoundation. farms and villages. When elephants and humans cross paths, deaths occur. Help net Promotes research which identifies solutions to issues affecting African protect elephants, habitat and people. American women and their communities through funding and support of charita- ble programs of Delta Sigma Theta. 7145 EOD Warrior Foundation 850-729-2336 www.eodwarriorfoundation.org Our mis- sion is to improve the quality of life for the EOD family by providing emergency fi- 3424 Diabetes & Immune Disease National Research Institute 858-752-6500 www. nancial relief, scholarship opportunities, physical, social, and emotional support. didnri.org We’re moving closer to a cure. Our cutting-edge research is advancing new treatments and cures for millions suffering from diabetes and other chronic, 4435 Equine Land Conservation Resource 859-455-8383 www.elcr.org No Land, debilitating diseases. No Horse. We lose 6,000 acres of open land every day. Help Equine Land Conser- vation Resource save the lands our horses need. 3584 Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation 202-333-4520 www. diabetes-action.org Funding innovative, promising research to prevent, treat and 3795 FACES: The National Craniofacial Association 800 3-FACES-3 www.faces- cure diabetes. 100% of your workplace contributions used for diabetes research cranio.org Children with craniofacial disfigurements require specialized recon- and programs. We can conquer diabetes! structive surgeries. We take care of these children and their families while treat- ment is received. Rebuilding faces, rebuilding futures. 3460 Diabetes Aid and Research Fund 800-511-7032 www.diabetesaidresearch.org Nutrition and diabetes are undeniably linked. We provide vital fresh produce 5013 Farm Animal Rescue, Adoption, and Sanctuary 530-477-1757 www.animalplace. to thousands of clients, medical supplies to clinics, and support continuing org Sanctuary and advocacy for farm animals. Last four years, 16,000 animal lives research on treatments. saved and adopted at our 3 facilities. Mission: Compassion for all life. 3461 Diabetes Health and Research Institute 602-234-9119 www.childrensmiracle 3575 Farm Animal Rights Movement (FARM) 888-FARM USA www.farmusa.org medical.org Fighting diabetes and other degenerative diseases with programs Combating animal cruelty, environmental devastation, and global hunger through focused on health and nutrition to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Children’s diabetes the promotion of healthy, plant-based solutions. Your support creates a kinder, camp scholarships, medicines and supplies. more compassionate world for all. 3425 Diabetes Prevention and Aid Fund 520-287-2627 www.diabetespaf.org Provid- 7024 Farm Sanctuary Inc. 607-583-2225 www.farmsanctuary.org Help us protect farm ing nutritious fresh fruits/vegetables to vulnerable families. Science has proven animals from cruelty and abuse, inspire change in the way society views and that by the inclusion of daily fruits/vegetables we can help prevent diabetes. treats farm animals, and promote compassionate vegan living. 3519 Direct Relief 800-676-1638 www.directrelief.org Providing essential medical 3428 Federation for American Immigration Reform 877-627-3247 www.fairus.org Stop resources to the most vulnerable communities in the U.S. and worldwide, improv- illegal immigration. Fight amnesty for illegal aliens. Improve border security. Join ing health and transforming lives. the FAIR Fight for immigration policies that make sense for America. 3471 Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Charitable Service Trust 877-426-2838 3468 Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation, Inc. 860-243-5200 www.fidelco.org Fidelco cst.dav.org Empowering Veterans To Lead High-Quality Lives With Respect... breeds, trains and places German Shepherd Guide Dogs to give blind individuals Prosthetics Research and Devices for Amputees; Traumatic Brain Injury Therapy; increased independent mobility. In-Community Placement provides training in the Guide/Assistance Dogs; Comfort for Survivors. clients’ home towns. 3463 Dogs Deserve Better 757-357-9292 www.dogsdeservebetter.org Chained by the 3467 Fisher House Foundation 888-294-8560 www.fisherhouse.org We build and neck, penned without food or water, receiving abuse, and forced to fight for their donate Fisher Houses at military/VA medical centers, support existing houses, lives. Help rescue and rehabilitate these innocent dogs. help military families in need and award Scholarships for Military Children. 4432 Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans (NEADS) 978-422-9064 www.neads.org 7119 Food & Medicine for the Poor 952-500-8652 www.mattermore.org Turn surplus Independence and companionship for wounded warriors, autistic children, the into resources that save lives! Distributing healthy food and medical supplies to deaf and disabled by providing custom-trained Service Dogs. Help provide these families living in scarcity in the U.S. and abroad. much needed Service Dogs! 3522 FRAXA Research Foundation 978-462-1866 www.fraxa.org We aim to cure Fragile 7115 Dogs for the Deaf, Inc. 800-990-3647 www.dogsforthedeaf.org Since 1977, Dogs X, the foremost known cause of autism, by funding medical research and helping for the Deaf has been rescuing, training and placing dogs from animal shelters to affected families get the best treatment. help people with different disabilities, challenges and needs. 7074 Free to Breathe 608-833-7905 www.freetobreathe.org Lung cancer advocacy 4501 Dogs Last Chance 310-271-6096 www.LCAnimal.org Puppy mills, vivisection/ organization dedicated to doubling survival by 2022. Our mission is to ensure dissection, fur, illegal animal-fighting; Help us end animal abuse! Doing ground surviving lung cancer is the expectation, not the exception. breaking undercover investigations to expose animal abusers and promoting cru- 4494 Freedom Alliance 800-475-6620 www.freedomalliance.org Provides college elty-free lifestyles. scholarships to children of fallen military heroes, support activities for wounded 3462 Dogs Leading the Blind 888-777-5332 www.leaderdog.org Pairing beautiful and deployed troops and their families. dogs with people who are blind to form teams that work, play, and live together in 3576 Friends of Animals 203-656-1522 friendsofanimals.org Free animals from cruel- safety and companionship. ty and institutionalized exploitation. Working to stop euthanasia with our spay/ 7063 Dogs On Death Row 866-574-7726 www.dodr.org We rescue dogs facing neuter programs. Promoting Animal Rights. Promoting vegetarianism. Protecting imminent execution if they do not get interim financial sponsors or foster parents animals in need! or receive medical treatment required to become adoptable. 7030 Friends Without A Border 212-691-0909 www.fwab.org Healing children, healing 3587 Dollars for Scholars 800-279-2083 www.scholarshipamerica.org Our scholar- Asia! Provide desperately needed treatment and education for destitute, aban- ships help students in need gain access to college. Our support, through financial doned, neglected and ill children. Your friendship can save lives. literacy and college readiness tools, shows them the path to success! 3434 Fund for Animals, The 866-482-3708 www.fundforanimals.org Lifesaving animal sanctuaries and wildlife rehabilitation centers caring for a variety of species-- from tigers to turtles--Help give thousands of animals a second chance.

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7023 Futures Without Violence 415-678-5500 www.futureswithoutviolence.org Ending 3490 Hispanic Scholarship Fund 877-HSF-INFO www.hsf.net HSF empowers Latino violence against women and children through programs that promote respect, families with the knowledge and resources to successfully complete higher educate the public, and protect children. FWV trains judges, physicians, policy- education while providing scholarships and support services to exceptional His- makers, and leaders internationally. panic American students. 3486 Gary Sinise Foundation 888-708-7757 www.garysinisefoundation.org Build Smart 3427 Holt International Children’s Services 888-355-4658 www.holtinternational. Homes for severely wounded veterans, lift the military community’s spirits with org We help struggling families care for their children, and unite orphaned and Lt. Dan Band concerts, support first responders and families of the fallen. abandoned children with adoptive families. Because every child deserves a lov- ing, secure home. 7031 Gettysburg Foundation 717-338-1243 www.gettysburgfoundation.org Working in partnership with Gettysburg National Military Park to preserve and protect the 3503 Homes for Our Troops 866-787-6677 www.hfotusa.org We build mortgage-free, battlefield while providing a quality museum experience. specially adapted homes nationwide for severely injured Veterans Post-9/11, to enable them to rebuild their lives. 3494 Giving Children Hope 866-392-HOPE www.givingchildrenhope.org Rescuing children, providing lifesaving medicines and emergency food to orphanages, 7033 Hope For The Warriors® 877-246-7349 www.hopeforthewarriors.org Restore clinics, shelters, and disaster centers serving homeless children in America, and self, family and hope! Our programs support employment and education, clin- poorest-of-the-poor around the world. ical health and wellness, sports and recreation, build community and military relations and more. 3488 Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance 415-461-7196 www.thegaia.org Empowering women and orphans in Africa as leaders in localized responses to HIV/AIDS, 3526 HOPE worldwide 610-254-8800 www.hopeww.org Sick mothers in Cambodia. tuberculosis and malaria through education, medical care and support. Orphans in Kenyan slums. Flood victims in the Philippines. Undereducated youth in the U.S. Help us bring them hope. 3491 Grameen Foundation USA 202-628-3560 www.grameenfoundation.org Break the cycle—help poor families end poverty. Connect the world’s poorest people to 4518 Hospice Foundation for End-of-Life Care 877-800-2951 www.foundationeolc.org financial services, business opportunities, and vital information for improved The Foundation funds everyday expenses crucial to the peace of mind of hospice farming and better health. patients and families; and, these are needs not covered under Medicare Benefit. 4415 Greenpeace Fund 800-722-6995 www.greenpeacefund.org An independent, 3457 Hospice Foundation of America 800-854-3402 www.hospicefoundation.org campaigning organization that uses research and public education to expose Supporting individuals through life-ending illness and assisting families /caregiv- global environmental problems, and promote solutions essential to a green and ers with grief and loss. We emphasize hospice and palliative care while providing peaceful future. public and professional education. 4108 Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind, Inc. 800-548-4337 www.GuideDog.org 7035 Humane Farm Animal Care 703-435-3883 www.certifiedhumane.org Dairy cows Using innovative training methods, trains guide and service dogs to restore confined in tie stalls, crated pigs can’t root or move, chickens stuffed in cages. independence and mobility, empowering people with disabilities to live without Fight cruelty in raising and handling of animals. boundaries. 3583 Humane Society International 202-452-1100 www.hsi.org Ending animal abuse 4459 Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc. 800-295-4050 www.guidedogs.com Providing safe- globally: dog-meat consumption; animal parts trade (rhino horn, ivory, seal fur, ty, independence and companionship to the blind and visually impaired by part- shark fins); street dog welfare programs, and more. Help end cruelty! nering them with exceptional guide dogs throughout their lifetime. 5020 Humane Society of Atlantic County 609-347-2487 www.HumaneSocietyAC.org 4460 Guide Dogs of America 800-459-4843 www.guidedogsofamerica.org Every sev- We provide shelter and affordable veterinary care for homeless and owned ani- en minutes an American loses their sight permanently. Our free guide dogs help mals and provide programs to enable people in need to keep their family pets. these individuals pursue their goal of independence with confidence and dignity. 3446 Humane Society of the United States 800-808-7858 www.humanesociety.org 3438 Guttmacher Institute 212-248-1111 www.guttmacher.org Help us advance sexual Ending abuse of all animals: puppy mills, animal fighting, animals in laboratories, and reproductive health and rights. Our goal is to ensure the highest standard of factory farming abuses, horse slaughter, wildlife threats… Help us end animal sexual and reproductive health for all people. cruelty. 3442 Habitat for Humanity 800-HABITAT www.habitat.org Help achieve our vision: 3527 India Partners 877-874-6342 www.indiapartners.org Partnering with indigenous a world where everyone has a decent place to live. God’s love in action: bringing Christian non-profits in India to alleviate poverty and injustice through economic people together, building homes, communities, hope. development, health care, disaster relief, education, and sponsorship programs. 3524 Habitat for Humanity International 800-422-4828 www.habitat.org Sweat equity. 4498 International Myeloma Foundation 818-487-7455 www.myeloma.org The Interna- Christian housing ministry working to end poverty by partnering with families tional Myeloma Foundation (IMF) is dedicated to improving the quality of life of in need to build affordable homes, stabilize neighborhoods, and preserve com- myeloma patients while working toward prevention and a cure. munities. 7070 Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, Inc. 212-982-9699 www.iava.org 3493 Half the Sky Foundation 510-525-3377 www.halfthesky.org Half the Sky was Help address critical issues facing Iraq and Afghanistan veterans and their fam- created to enrich the lives of orphaned children in China. Our goal is to ensure ilies, including mental health injuries, Traumatic Brain Injury, high suicide rates every orphaned child a brighter future. and staggering unemployment. 3497 Hearing Dog 303-287-3277 www.hearingdog.org Giving the gift of hearing by 3449 Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind 215-343-9100 www.israelguidedog.org training rescued dogs to alert the hearing-impaired to sounds in their environ- Faithful assistance guide dogs are raised and trained to provide blind Israelis ment: providing awareness, security, independence and companionship. with independence, safe mobility and self-confidence. Clients receive the dogs for Free. 3498 Hearing Foundation 866-354-3254 www.starkeyhearingfoundation.org 360 million people have disabling hearing loss worldwide, leaving them disconnected from 3506 Johns Hopkins University 800-548-5422 www.jhu.edu To educate students and life. Help us open the world of sound to people in need. cultivate their capacity for lifelong learning, foster independent and original research, and bring the benefits of discovery to the world. 7065 Heart Disease Aid and Research Fund 800-759-3004 www.heart-research. org Provides research grants, medical and humanitarian supplies to hospitals. 3455 K.I.D.S./Fashion Delivers, Inc. 212-279-5393 www.donateproduct.com Providing Provides heart disease educational material to patients and families. Curing be- new clothes, books, toys, and household items to in-need children and individ- gins with a caring heart! uals, disaster victims, and military families. Your support brings smiles to their faces. 7032 Hearts United for Animals 402-274-3679 www.hua.org National No-kill shelter and sanctuary, financial assistance for family pets needing veterinary care, 3477 K9s For Warriors 904-686-1956 www.k9sforwarriors.org Rescue dogs trained providing shelter for pets of domestic abuse families, National Anti-Puppy Mill as service dogs for veterans / active duty military suffering from PTSD, TBI, or Campaign. MST. New leash on life to military heroes. 3518 Help the Children 888-818-4483 www.helpthechildren.org Help us alleviate child- 3508 Kidney Cancer Research and Education Association 800-850-9132 www.kidney hood hunger and suffering! We provide food, clothing, medicine, and medical cancer.org We strive for a world without kidney cancer. Help us fund break- care to needy children in U.S. and around the world. through research, educate patients and health professionals and advocate for patients. 3470 Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled 617-787-4419 www.monkey helpers.org Providing specially-trained monkeys and life-time support, free of 3509 Kiva Microfunds 828-479-5482 www.kiva.org Help break the cycle of poverty. charge, to veterans and others with disabilities. These companions assist with Empower people around the world with a $25 loan! Enabling people to help them- daily tasks, providing independence and companionship. selves leads to healthy, sustainable communities.

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3483 Landmine Removal - The HALO Trust USA 877-HALOUSA www.halotrust.org 7073 Migraine Research Foundation, Inc. 212-249-5402 www.migraineresearch HALO’s mission is to lead the effort to protect lives and restore livelihoods threat- foundation.org Migraine is much more than a bad headache - it disables millions. ened by landmines and the debris of war. We’re providing hope by funding research to help sufferers and to find the cure. 3533 Leukemia Clinical Research Foundation 651-229-7131 Leukemia can be cured! 3593 Military Officers Association of America Scholarship Fund 800-234-6622 We live that dream by supporting research where it has the most impact - www.moaa.org/scholarshipfund 100% of all CFC donations provide interest-free on patients in clinical settings. loans or grants to children from military families (all seven services, officer and enlisted) pursuing a college education. 3510 LuMind - Research Down Syndrome Foundation 508-630-2178 www.lumindrds. org Supports research developing treatments to improve memory, learning and 3523 Miracle Flights 800-359-1711 www.miracleflightsforkids.org Change the future speech allowing individuals with Down syndrome to participate successfully in for a sick child! Your donation provides free flights for children needing to reach school and lead active, independent lives. medical surgeries thousands of miles away from home. 4522 Lung Cancer Alliance 800-298-2436 www.lungcanceralliance.org Saving lives 7037 Monmouth County SPCA 732-542-0040 www.monmouthcountyspca.org 4,300 and advancing research through patient support, education and advocacy. homeless, lost, abandoned or abused animals found new homes last year through We work tirelessly to improve outcomes, eliminate stigma and secure public the efforts of the MCSPCA. Help us save more this year. health research dollars. 3529 Ms. Foundation for Women 212-742-2300 www.forwomen.org Forty years of 3511 Lung Cancer Research Foundation, Bonnie J. Addario 650-598-2857 www.lung progress for women. A vision of equality. We build women’s collective power cancerfoundation.org The #1 cancer killer is largely ignored, underfunded, and across race/class to ignite change and justice for all. under-researched. Join our crusade to eradicate lung cancer through aggressive 3499 Mt. Pleasant Animal Shelter 973-386-0590 www.njshelter.org No kill facility find- research, early detection, treatment, and awareness. ing loving homes for unwanted pets-- a 98% adoption rate placing 1000+ pets 3515 LUNGevity Foundation 312-407-6100 www.lungevity.org Find it. Treat it. Live. annually. Offering community enrichment programs to benefit humans/animals. We’re committed to accelerating research into early detection and effective lung 7038 Multiple Sclerosis Foundation 888-MS-FOCUS www.msfocus.org Multiple cancer treatments, while providing community, support and education. Sclerosis impacts individuals and families. Our free national programs such as 3516 Lutheran World Relief 800-597-5972 lwr.org Affirming God’s love for all people, helplines, education, crisis intervention, homecare grants, and assistive devices we work with Lutherans and partners around the world to end poverty, injustice motivate, educate and empower. and human suffering. 7129 Multiple Sclerosis, Can Do 800-367-3101 www.mscando.org I AM. I CAN. 7123 Lymphoma Foundation of America 800-385-1060 www.lymphomahelp.org We I WILL!™ Your donation transforms, empowers and provides families living with fund research to cure lymphoma and develop new treatments. Provide compas- multiple sclerosis to be more than their MS. sionate patient/family support services. Referrals to specialists. Nurse-counsel- 3530 National Center for Missing & Exploited Children 800-THE-LOST www.missing ing. Patient financial help. kids.org Providing assistance to law enforcement and families to help find miss- 4416 Lymphoma Research Foundation 800-235-6848 lymphoma.org Funding innova- ing children and prevent child sexual exploitation and victimization. tive research; providing information and services to Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin 3595 National Council of La Raza 202-776-1773 www.nclr.org Largest network of lymphoma patients/caregivers. Our mission: eradicate lymphoma and serve Hispanic community organizations and the leading voice for Latinos, NCLR those touched by this disease. reduces poverty, fights discrimination and improves opportunities for Hispanic 3590 MADRE, Inc. 212-627-0444 www.madre.org MADRE advances women’s human Americans. rights by meeting urgent needs in communities and building lasting solutions to 3538 National FFA Foundation, Inc. 317-802-6060 www.ffa.org We’re forging a path for the crises women face. agricultural education students to discover their passion in life and build a future 3520 Marijuana Policy Project Foundation 202-462-5747 www.mpp.org Someone is of leadership, personal growth and career success. arrested for a marijuana offense every 45 seconds in the U.S. Time for a new 7040 National Foundation for Animal Rescue 877-554-8787 www.nffar.org We are approach. Help us regulate marijuana like alcohol. committed to helping animals and their guardians! We find loving permanent 7125 Marine Corps -- Law Enforcement Foundation 877-606-1775 www.mc-lef.org homes, provide financial assistance, low-cost spay/neuter, and TNR (Trap-Neu- Scholarships awarded to children of fallen, active duty Marines or Federal Law ter-Return). Join us! Enforcement. Assistance for children of Marines for medical expenses not cov- 3501 National Park Trust 301-279-7275 www.parktrust.org NPT impacts park preser- ered by insurance. vation by providing in-depth environmental outdoor education experiences for 3459 Marine Corps League Foundation Inc. 800-625-1775 www.mclfoundation.org underserved youth and families; and by providing funding to complete park pres- We provide scholarships, youth programs, disaster relief and humanitarian aid ervation projects. to Marine Corps families in need. We also provide Veterans facilities assistance. 3531 National Police Defense Foundation Inc. 732-617-2330 www.npdf.org Operation 3405 Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation 866-496-5462 www.mcsf.org Help provide Kids administers child safety programs and lifesaving treatment for children. scholarships to children of current/former Marines, and children of Navy Corps- Safe Cop posts $10,000 reward to prosecute criminals who shoots law enforce- men that served with the Marines, to pursue collegiate or VoTech education. ment officers. 3553 Marine Mammal Center 415-289-SEAL www.MarineMammalCenter.org Thou- 3532 National Veterans Legal Services Program, Inc. 202-265-8305 www.nvlsp.org sands of orphaned, sick and injured marine mammals would have died if not for Providing free legal services to help veterans and their families secure disability our state-of-the-art animal care and research facilities, dedicated volunteers, benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs and the United States Armed and you. Forces. 4523 Marine Mammal Stranding Center 609-266-0538 www.mmsc.org Hundreds of 5024 NJ Aid For Animals, Inc. 856-728-0911 www.njafa.org All volunteer humane whales, dolphins, seals and sea turtles wash ashore on NJ beaches each year. charity advocating for and making an impact on animals in the most dangerous Without MMSC, animals would languish and die on the beaches. city in America, Camden. Help us help these animals. 7072 Matthew 25: Ministries 513-793-6256 www.m25m.org Helping the poorest of the 5025 Operation First Response, Inc. 888-289-0280 www.operationfirstresponse.org poor. Providing disaster relief, food, clothing and education materials. Meeting Serves wounded Warriors/Veterans and their families with financial needs. the most basic needs of severely suffering people. Assistance varies based on individual needs ranging from rent, utilities, vehicle payments, groceries and travel. 3525 Mercy For Animals 866-632-6446 www.MercyForAnimals.org Through cruelty investigations, legal advocacy, corporate outreach and education, MFA works 4529 Operation Homefront 800-722-6098 www.operationhomefront.net Be a caring to prevent cruelty to farmed animals and promote compassionate food choices Patriot! Support Operation Homefront’s effort to build strong, stable and secure and policies. military families through emergency financial and other assistance. 4462 Mercy-USA for Aid and Development, Inc. 800-556-3729 www.mercyusa.org 3537 Operation USA 800-678-7255 www.opusa.org Tsunamis, hurricanes, earthquakes, Give primary health care, nutrition and safe water to women and children, fight war. We serve those in greatest need yet often ignored by larger aid organiza- infectious diseases; rescue orphans and other vulnerable youth through voca- tions. These displaced, disaster-stricken children need your help. tional training. 3592 Parkinson’s Research - The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research 4504 Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund 213-629-2512 www. 800-708-7644 www.michaeljfox.org One urgent goal: Eliminate Parkinson’s maldef.org MALDEF promotes and protects the civil rights of Latinos in the areas disease in our lifetime. 89 cents of every dollar spent goes to research, leading to of Education, Employment, Immigrant Rights, Political Access and administers $450 million granted since 2000. scholarships for Law students.

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3544 Paws for Purple Hearts 707-238-5110 www.pawsforpurplehearts.org Teaching 7041 Ramapo-Bergen Animal Refuge 201-337-5180 www.rbari.org Protecting aban- Veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder to train service dogs for fellow doned, abused, and unwanted animals by finding them forever homes, we give Veterans with physical disabilities and combat-related injuries. our cats and dogs food, shelter, medical treatment, and, of course, love. 3507 Paws With A Cause 800-253-PAWS www.pawswithacause.org Custom-trained 3551 Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network (RAINN) 202-544-3064 www.rainn.org Assistance Dogs enhance independence and quality of life for people with Runs National Sexual Assault Hotline; largest anti-rape org. Free, 24-7 services disabilities nationally. We increase awareness of the rights / roles of Assistance help 150,000 people/year. Programs prevent rape, help victims, bring rapists Dog Teams. to justice. 3496 Paws4Vets 910-208-0461 paws4vets.org/cfc Service dogs provided to wound- 3550 Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association of America 877-662-7737 ed warriors with physical and psychological disabilities. Your gift gives love, www.rsds.org Providing support, education, and hope to everyone affected friendship and independence to those who have sacrificed so much. by CRPS/RSD, a painful, debilitating condition. Help fund research to develop bet- ter treatments and a cure. 3545 Pearl S. Buck International, Inc. 800-220-BUCK www.pearlsbuck.org Pearl S. Buck International® builds better lives for children around the globe, who 3505 Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation 512-366-9109 www.rls.org Help provide without your support, would not be educated or have access to healthcare. education and support to millions of people with Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS). We fund research toward a cure for this debilitating neurological disease. 3436 PETA: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals 757-622-PETA www.peta. org Fight cruelty. Save lives! Your gift makes a kinder world for animals through 3572 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation 406-523-4500 www.rmef.org Ensures future undercover investigations, rescues, humane education, spay/neuter, and of elk, other wildlife and our hunting heritage by conserving, restoring, and high-profile advocacy campaigns. enhancing natural habitats through land purchases, conservation easements, education and research. 3502 Pets for Patriots, Inc. 877-473-8223 www.petsforpatriots.org Provide recovery and transform the lives of veterans, wounded warriors and active duty military 3481 Roses Fund For Animals, Inc. 877-505-4234 www.rosesfund.org We assist pet through the adoption and care of at-risk shelter dogs and cats. owners or good Samaritans with veterinary bills so that decisions can be made from the heart not based on finances. 3546 Philippine Children’s Shelter 651-493-1551 www.philippinechildrensshelter.org Shelter is more than a roof overhead! Providing impoverished Filipino children 3484 Sarcoma Foundation of America, Inc. 301-253-8687 www.curesarcoma.org with food, medicine, education and a loving home through four residences and CureSarcoma. This rare cancer of connective tissues is prevalent in children and a school. receives little government funding, yet impacts 50,000 kids and adults daily. 3549 Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine 202-686-2210 www.pcrm.org 7137 Save the Chimps 772-429-2225 www.savethechimps.org Rescuing chimpanzees Help stop gruesome animal experiments and focus on preventive health care by from research, entertainment and the pet trade, we provide them the space need- leading the effort to modernize medicine to be responsible, compassionate, and ed to heal and enjoy a happy and healthy life! human-relevant. 3487 Save the Manatee Club, Inc. 800-432-5646 www.savethemanatee.org Leave a 4442 PKD Foundation 800-753-2873 www.pkdcure.org Accelerating treatments to lasting legacy! Help us advocate for manatee and habitat protection, promote patients with polycystic kidney disease. We’re dedicated to finding a cure for this public awareness, sponsor research, rescue, rehabilitation and release efforts. common genetic disease that leads to kidney failure/ death. 3559 Search Dog Foundation, National Disaster 888-459-4376 www.SearchDog 7076 Planned Parenthood Federation of America 800-230-PLAN www.planned Foundation.org Saving dogs and people! We rescue dogs, partner them with parenthood.org Ensure access to affordable reproductive health care, protect firefighters, and train them to locate people buried alive during disasters. reproductive rights, and promote access to comprehensive medically accurate Join the search! sexuality education, domestically and internationally. 4510 Seeing Eye, Inc. 800-539-4425 www.SeeingEye.org Enhancing lives by bringing 3480 Polish American Congress Charitable Foundation (PACCF) 773-763-9942 www. independence, dignity and self-confidence to blind people through our Seeing paccf.org Provides medical supplies and equipment to Poland’s hospitals, Eye® dogs. These dogs bring mobility, safety and self-sufficiency to thousands. rehabilitation centers, orphanages, and the elderly, and sponsors other programs 4497 Semper Fi Fund 760-725-3680 www.SemperFiFund.org Immediate financial assis- including training for the blind and deaf. tance and lifetime support provided to wounded, critically ill, and injured service 5030 Population Action International 202-557-3400 www.pai.org Women shouldn’t members and their families. A+ and 4 stars ratings. live in poverty because they can’t plan their families. Women shouldn’t die giving 7044 SEVA Foundation 877-764-7382 www.seva.org magine being blind one day and life. Family planning changes lives. Help us help women globally. seeing the next. Sustainable programs prevent blindness/restore sight in under- 7134 Population Council 212-339-0500 www.popcouncil.org Ideas. Evidence. Impact. served and impoverished populations, helping 4 million people see. We’re leading the way at reducing HIV among those most at-risk, increasing 4419 Shriners Hospitals for Children 800-241-4438 www.shrinershospitalsforchildren. access to family planning, and preventing child marriage. org Children suffering from burns, spinal cord injuries, and orthopedic conditions 3548 Premature Aging in Children - Progeria Research Foundation 978-535-2594 receive world-class medical care in a family-centered environment regardless of www.progeriaresearch.org Heart Attack. Stroke. Progeria children experi- ability to pay. ence these, but now have hope to cure this fatal aging disease thanks to PRF’s 3540 Skin and Dental Dysfunction Foundation 618-566-2020 www.nfed.org Provides research. Help them today! dentures, support, and hope to children left toothless from the rare disorder Ecto- 3552 Princeton in Africa 609-258-7215 www.princetoninafrica.org Develops young dermal Dysplasia. Funds research to find improved treatment options and cures. leaders committed to Africa’s advancement by offering yearlong fellowship op- 4511 Skin Cancer Foundation 212-725-5176 www.skincancer.org Skin cancer, the portunities with a variety of organizations that work across the African continent. world’s most common cancer, is occurring at epidemic levels. Your support 3555 Prostate Cancer Research and Assistance Fund 800-756-3840 www.alternative- enables us to continue our public education programs and groundbreaking cancer.org Awareness builds a healthier lifestyle. Educational information for research. prostate and other cancer victims. Grants and support to organizations seeking a 3489 Society for Science & the Public 202-785-2255 www.societyforscience.org cure through nutritional treatment therapies. Promote the understanding and appreciation of science, and the vital role it plays 4443 Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility 202-265-7337 www.peer.org in human advancement. Inspiring scientific thought through world-class educa- PEER helps public employees expose and remedy environmental wrongdoing, tion competitions and publications. defends public employees who protect our environment, and champions scien- 4512 Soldiers’ Angels 210-629-0020 www.soldiersangels.org Adaptive laptops for tific integrity. wounded warriors, VA assistance for veterans, baby showers for wives of de- 7077 Puppies Behind Bars 212-680-9562 www.puppiesbehindbars.com Wounded war ployed troops. We provide comfort to America’s military and their families. veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan receive prison-trained service 3567 Southeastern Guide Dogs, Inc. 800-944-3647 www.guidedogs.org Paws for dogs, free of charge, through the Dog Tags initiative of Puppies Behind Bars. Independence and Paws for Patriots programs provide guide dogs for visually 3556 Purple Heart Service Foundation, Inc. 703-256-6139 purpleheartfoundation.org impaired individuals and veterans, and service dogs for veterans with PTSD. Purple Heart funds programs and provides support to our nation’s veterans and 3558 Special Forces Family Fund 860-767-1510 www.specialforcescharitabletrust. their families from all wars. org In a Special Forces family, every member serves. Support SF families before, 7135 Raising A Reader 650-489-0550 www.raisingareader.org Help over 130,000 chil- during, and after each soldier’s deployment through community events, tuition dren and families each year experience the joy of reading as they develop home assistance, family care. literacy habits crucial to academic success.

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7138 Special Operations Warrior Foundation 813-805-9400 www.specialops.org 3513 Vegan Outreach 530-302-5089 www.veganoutreach.org Saving farmed animals Provide scholarship grants and counseling to children of special operations who from a lifetime of misery by persuading students to go veg on hundreds of college die in the line of duty. Provide financial assistance to wounded special operations campuses every year. personnel. 5034 Veteran Tickets Foundation 888-241-1550 www.VetTix.org Supporting our 4514 Spinal Cord Injury Network International 800-548-2673 www.spinalcordinjury.org Military, Veterans and their Families with entertainment, lasting memories and Auto accidents, falls and sports injuries. We assist injured individuals and their reintegration opportunities by providing tickets to sporting events, concerts, and families reach the best possible care and live life fully and productively. family activities. 3443 St. Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center 973-377-2295 www.sthuberts.org Safe refuge 3574 Veterans at Work for America: Technical Scholarship Fund 623-445-0933 and compassionate care for animals. Services include animal rescue, adoptions, www.utifoundation.net Provides scholarships for veterans to pursue technical spay/neuter, humane education, pet food bank, dog training and pet loss support. education in the automotive, diesel, collision repair, motorcycle, marine and NASCAR industries. All CFC contributions benefit veteran scholarships. 3560 Stand Up To Cancer 424-283-3600 www.standup2cancer.org Raises funds for in- novative, translational research that can get new therapies to patients quickly 4405 Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation 816-968-1128 www.vfwfoundation.org and save lives. Facilitates collaborations among renowned investigators across Help VFW Foundation support US troops! Education scholarships, military family multiple disciplines. financial assistance, phone connections home, VA claims assistance and patriot- ic community service programs. All free. 7080 Support Our Troops® 877-879-8882 www.SupportOurTroops.Org Don’t aban- don America’s troops! They Support Us, Let’s Support Them! Help Support Our 4535 Veterans Support Foundation 301-585-4000 x126 www.vsf-usa.org We’re Veter- Troops® provide tons of morale and well-being to troops and families worldwide! ans helping today’s disabled, homeless and needy veterans with shelter, coun- seling, education and medical benefits assistance with grateful appreciation for 3571 Thomas More Law Center 734-827-2001 www.thomasmore.org God banished. their service to America. The unborn child forsaken. Radical Islam on the rise. Join our battle in the courts to defend America’s Christian heritage and National security. 4472 Water.org 816-877-8400 water.org Nearly one billion people lack access to clean water. Twice as many don’t have access to a toilet. $25 can change that for one 3565 Thyroid Association, American 800-849-7643 www.thyroid.org Cancer kills. person. Research cures. Your support turns scientific discovery into lifesaving medical practice. Support thyroid research to improve the lives of patients with thy- 3578 Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. 415-839-6885 www.wikimediafoundation.org roid-related diseases. Our mission is to empower a global volunteer community to collect and develop the world’s knowledge and to make it available to everyone for free. 3568 Tigers in America 212-255-6547 www.tigersinamerica.org 7,000 captive-bred tigers in America. We rescue abused and abandoned tigers and transport them to 7047 WildAid, Inc. 415-834-3174 www.wildaid.org Endangered animals needlessly sanctuaries that provide lifetime food, safety and medical care. killed for ivory, horns, fins and skins. Help protect elephants, rhinos, sharks and tigers: When the Buying Stops, the Killing Can Too. 4444 TMJ Association, Ltd. 262-432-0350 www.tmj.org Jaw disorders affect a person’s ability to speak, eat, chew, smile, kiss and even breathe. We promote research, 3514 Wildlife Conservation Fund of America 888-930-4868 www.sportsmensalliance. scientifically validated treatments, and vital coping skills. org/youth-programs We’re exposing youth and families to the great outdoors... hunting, fishing, conservation. Our Trailblazer Adventure Program inspires 3535 Toys For Tots Foundation 703-640-9433 www.toysfortots.org Brighten a child’s people to protect America’s wildlife and its habitats. face on Christmas morning. Help the Marines provide a treasured gift and a cher- ished memory for millions of our nation’s neediest children. 3580 Women, Children & Family Medical Relief Services 770-323-5858 www. medshare.org Millions of children under five die from inadequate medical care. 7140 Travis Manion Foundation 215-348-9080 www.travismanion.org The Travis We collect/distribute surplus medical supplies to the neediest worldwide. Manion Foundation empowers Veterans and Families of the Fallen to inspire the Improving healthcare and the environment. next generation of leaders by putting Character into Action. 4409 World Animal Protection 646-783-2200 www.worldanimalprotection.us.org 3469 Trickle Up Program, Inc. 212-255-9980 www.trickleup.org Empower women and World Animal Protection moves the world to protect animals. Our vision is a world the disabled who live on less than $1.25/day take their first steps out of poverty! where animals live free from suffering. Seed captial grants build sustainable microenterprises. 3569 World Impact 323-735-1137 www.worldimpact.org Gang violence, drug addiction, 4403 Trout Unlimited 800-834-2419 www.tu.org Protecting, reconnecting, restor- and poverty ravage inner-city children and their families. Our ministry provides ing, and sustaining North America’s coldwater fisheries and watersheds. To- food, housing, medical/dental assistance, job training, and church planting. gether, we are creating cleaner, healthier rivers for trout, salmon and all living downstream. 3495 Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation 813-938-1390 wwiaf.org Serves our na- tion’s combat wounded Purple Heart recipients by providing world-class outdoor 3547 UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Foundation 800-841-4642 www.chofoundation. sporting activities to recognize their sacrifice, encourage their independence, org You can help save a child’s life. Donations help sick kids with advanced med- and promote their healing. ical treatment and find new cures for childhood cancer and other diseases. 3570 Unexpected Wildlife Refuge 856-697-3541 www.unexpectedwildliferefuge.org Unexpected Wildlife Refuge is an inviolate 767-acre sanctuary for wild animals and plants native to the New Jersey Pine Barrens. UNITED WAY OF GREATER MERCER COUNTY 4471 United States Association for UNHCR 800-770-1100 www.UNrefugees.org 3600 United Way of Greater Mercer County 609-896-1912 www.uwgmc.org We em- Help refugees. Over 54 million people, mostly women and children, have fled power the community to take a leading role in helping achieve personal and fam- starvation, persecution and war. Provide protection, shelter, food, medical care: ily self-sufficiency; Focus on education, economic mobility, and access to health. life saving aid. 3601 American Red Cross New Jersey Region 609-951-8550 www.redcross.org/local/ 7045 United States Soccer Federation Foundation 202-872-9277 www.ussoccer new-jersey The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in foundation.org 1 in 3 children are overweight. Nutrition education and physical the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity activity make the difference. Using soccer, we improve the lives of youth from of donors. underserved communities. 3605 Better Beginnings Child Development Center 609-448-6226 www.better 5033 United Ukrainian American Relief Committee, Inc. 215-728-1630 www.uuarc. beginnings.net To provide quality, affordable childcare program that contributes org UUARC provides humanitarian aid to Ukrainians throughout the world, to the educational physical, social and character development of individual chil- distributing medical supplies, clothing, educational materials, and establishing dren in a safe and healthy environment. educational and immigrant programs in Ukraine and USA. 3606 Big Brothers-Big Sisters of Mercer County 609-656-1000 www.bbbsmercer.org 7046 USA Cares Inc. 800-773-0387 www.usacares.org Emergency financial assistance To provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally for military and Veteran Families in the form of grants - not loans. We help with supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever. PTSD, Foreclosures, Evictions, Utilities, Unemployment, and More. 3608 Boys & Girls Club of Mercer County 609-392-3191 www.bgcmercer.org Serves 3512 USA Swimming 719-866-4578 www.usaswimming.org Support the sport of 2,600 youths annually with programs to enable young people, especially those swimming from grassroots to gold medals! Drowning prevention, learn-to-swim at-risk, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible citizens. programs, and national swimming events lead to international competitive excel- 3602 Cancercare, Inc. 800-813-4673 www.cancercare.org CancerCare is a national lence. nonprofit organization that free, professional support services and information to 3492 USA Wrestling 719-598-8181 www.themat.com USA Wrestling provides quality help people manage the emotional, practical and financial challenges of cancer. opportunities for its members to achieve their full human potential, including Olympic training. We value respect, integrity, dedication, and honesty.

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3612 Catholic Youth Organization of Mercer County 609-396-8383 www.cyomercer.org UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL JERSEY The Catholic Youth Organization of Mercer County is a youth services agency that provides educational, recreational and community services for families of greater 1200 United Way of Central Jersey 732-247-3727 www.uwcj.org Invests in programs Mercer County. for children ages 0-5 residing in Middlesex County and Franklin Township that 3603 Center for Family Achievement (CCFA) 609-903-1157 www.ccfatrenton.org CCFA have demonstrate measurable outcomes for child well-being and healthy devel- trains low-income parents to become listeners, leaders, readers and problem opment. solvers while their children receive academic and cultural interventions that 1249 Anshe Emeth Community Development Corporation, Inc. 732-296-9922 www. close the achievement gap. aemt.net Anshe Emeth Community Development Corporation loans medical 3677 Central Jersey Legal Services 609-695-6249 www.lsnj.org/cjls CJLS provides free equipment (wheelchairs, walkers) at no cost to low-income Middlesex County advice and legal assistance to people in need. CJLS saves homes, supports fam- residents not eligible for public programs. ilies, protects income and promotes fairness in the justice system. 1204 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monmouth & Middlesex Counties 732-544-2224 3613 Child Care Connection, The 609-989-7770 www.childcareconnection-nj.org www.bbbsmmc.org Provides children facing adversity with strong and enduring, Promote quality child care services through a multi-pronged approach of parent professionally supported 1-to-1 relationships that change their lives for the better, information, child care resource development, provider training and advocacy. forever. 3614 Children’s Home Society of New Jersey, The 609-695-6274 www.chsofnj.org 1211 Central Jersey Legal Services, Inc. 732-249-7600 www.lsnj.com Free legal assis- Dedicated to improving health & Well-being of children and families in NJ & tance to low income residents of Mercer, Middlesex, Union Counties, with legal Eastern PA; Adoption, Counseling, School/Community-based programs, Kinship problems in housing family, consumer, public benefits and other issues. support, pre/post-natal health education. 1239 Elijah’s Promise 732-545-9002 www.elijahspromise.org Provides meals, social 3615 Rise [Community Action Service Center] 609-443-4464 www.njrise.org Through services, culinary job training and micro-business assistance to families with community partnerships and direct services, we assist local families and children who are low-income and homeless to empower lives and alleviate individuals in recovering from setbacks and achieving their full potential. Known hunger. as RISE. 1250 Fish Hospitality, Inc. 732-968-5957 www.fishhospitality.com FISH Hospitality Pro- 3616 Contact of Mercer County 609-883-2880 www.contactofmercer.org Contact gram, Inc. serves homeless families and single women, providing shelter and provides emotional support to people in crisis or distress which increases their meals, giving them a new opportunity to live independently in their community. sense of well-being and their desire to live. 1229 Jewish Family Services of Middlesex County 732-777-1940 www.jfvs.org 3649 Enable, Inc. 609-987-5003 www.enablenj.org Enabling individuals with disabilities Comprehensive Services including citizenship and naturalization, ESL, Kosher and seniors to live full and independent lives in their own homes in the community. meals on wheels, emergency food, employment training, counseling 3681 Freedom House, Inc. 908-617-5492 www.freedomhousenj.org Freedom House 1205 New Jersey Institute for Disabilites 732-549-6187 www.cpamc.org Regional provides recovery oriented services which empower the chemically dependent treatment and multi-services agency for infants and children with developmental person to live a sober, disciplined and independent lifestyle carrying the message and related disabilities – early intervention, education, medical, residential, voca- of recovery. tional, enabling technology and programs. 3627 Jewish Family & Children’s Service of Greater Mercer County (JFCS) 609-987- 1202 NJ-211 Partnership -211 www.nj211.org free, statewide system that connects 8100 www.jfcsonline.org JFCS is a community service agency that strengthens people in need of assistance with service providers who can help with a focus on individuals and families by empowering people to care for themselves and others. compassionate concern and client-driven response. 3660 John O. Wilson Hamilton Neighborhood Service Center, Inc. 609-393-6480 www. 1234 Planned Parenthood of Central and Greater Northern NJ 732-842-9300 www. jownsc.org Senior: nutrition, recreation, health screening and outreach. Youth: ppcnj.org Offers education and medical services related to family planning and tutoring, mentoring, summer camp. General: food pantry, notary, homeless pre- reproductive health; Middlesex County Health Centers in New Brunswick, Perth vention, job search, case management, information and referral. Amboy and Spotswood. 3634 Meals on Wheels of Mercer County, Inc. 609-695-3483 www.mealsonwheels 1218 Puerto Rican Action Board (DBA) 732-828-4510 www.prab.com Provides services mercercounty.org Meals on Wheels provides nutritious meals and related ser- to low-income residents of Central New Jersey, including pre-school, youth vices which are designed to promote the independence, dignity, health and well- development, housing counseling, community education-advocacy. being of our homebound customers. 1257 Rutgers University - Center for Applied Psychology (CAP) 732-445-7970 www. 3685 Mercer Alliance to End Homelessness 609-599-9762 www.merceralliance.org rutgers.edu Home-based and clinical mental health services for children in foster Our Alliance has created a common vision and provided the leadership to help care. create a model to end homelessness. 1258 South County Day Care 732-521-1034 www.socty.org Provides pre-school educa- 3632 Mercer Street Friends 609-396-1506 www.mercerstreetfriends.org Bridging tion to children ages 2 1/2 through 5 whose parents are low to moderate income opportunity gaps…Helping families and communities make the journey out of and are working or going to school poverty. 1203 The ARC of Middlesex 732-247-5590 www.arc-middlesex.org The Arc of Middle- 3633 Millhill Child & Family Development Corp. 609-989-7333 www.millhillcenter.org sex County provides the necessary respite services which enable families with Empower children and families through individualized and culturally-sensitive disabled children to live successfully in the community. educational and behavioral health services; to be successful in school, work, 1236 Women Aware, Inc. 732-249-4900 www.womenaware.net Services for victims of home and in the community. domestic violence. We provide 24 hour hotline; emergency shelter; counseling; 3636 Mount Carmel Guild 609-392-5159 www.mcgtrenton.org Mount Carmel Guild of children’s services; community education; legal advocacy; referral to batterer’s Trenton provides hope and preserves dignity as it feeds the hungry and provides intervention services. home health nursing services to the elderly. 3641 PEI Kids 609-695-3739 www.peikids.org Work with the child, family and caregiv- ers providing prevention, intervention, advocacy programs relating to personal safety, sexual abuse and the overall well-being of the child. 3686 Princeton-Blairstown Center, Inc. 609-362-6765 www.princetonblairstown.org Princeton-Blairstown Center empowers young people, primarily from under- resourced communities, to strengthen their social-emotional skills through expe- riential, environmental, and adventure-based programming. 3676 St. Francis Medical Center 609-599-5115 www.stfrancismedical.com St. Francis Medical Center and Trinity Health serve together in the spirit of the Gospel as to compassionate and transforming healing presence within our communities. 3534 Trenton Digital Initiative Project at MIDJersey Center for Economic Develop- ment 609-689-9960 www.tdi-trenton.info TDI Mission: Empowering families and individuals by providing technology resources to bridge the digital divide. 3657 YMCA of Trenton Area 609-599-9622 www.trentonymca.org Committed to nurtur- ing youth potential, promoting healthy living and fostering social responsibility, the Y ensures that all have the opportunity to learn, grown and thrive.

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UNITED WAY OF GLOUCESTER COUNTY 1423 Visiting Nurse Association Health Group 800-400-0981 www.vnahg.org Visiting Nurse Association Health Group serves vulnerable populations, such as at-risk 1400 United Way of Gloucester County 856-845-4303 www.uwgcnj.org Raises funds to children, elderly, those with disabilities and chronic illness and end of life. support Health and Human Services for local residents and creates collabora- 1424 Volunteer Center of South Jersey 856-415-9084 www.sjvolunteers.org The Volun- tions to address community problems. teer Center of South Jersey promotes volunteerism in the region and connects 1401 Abilities Solutions 856-848-1025 www.abilities4work.com Abilities provides vo- both individuals and businesses with quality opportunities to serve. cational assessment, work readiness training, supported employment and youth 1433 Volunteers of America Delaware Valley, Inc. 856-854-4660 www.voadv.org transition services for people with disabilities and other disadvantages, including VOA Delaware Valley provides community-based assistance to populations in military veterans, since 1963. need so that they can lead self-fulfilled, independent lives. Give Hope to home- 1402 American Red Cross 856-365-7100 www.redcross.org/nj/camden The Red Cross less, veterans and families. exists to provide care to those in need with generous donors, volunteers and 1425 Woodbury Child Development Center 856-845-2243 www.woodburycdc.com employees sharing a mission of preventing and relieving suffering. Woodbury Child Development Center is a 21st century learning environment that 1403 Arc Gloucester 856-848-8648 www.thearcgloucester.org Residential, vocational/ equips our students with the educational skill set that prepares them for academ- employment, respite and recreational services to children and adults with intel- ic success. lectual and developmental disabilities, and supportive services to their families. 1426 Young Men’s Christian Association of Gloucester County (YMCA) 856-845-0720 1404 Big Brothers Big Sisters Independence Region 215-790-9200 www. www.ymcagloco.org The YMCA of Gloucester County is for youth development, independencebigs.org Our mission is to provide children facing adversity with healthy living and social responsibility. strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one mentoring relation- ships that change their lives for the better, forever. 1410 Center for Family Services, Inc. 856-964-1990 www.centerffs.org Dedicated to UNITED WAY OF GREATER PHILADELPHIA providing a comprehensive continuum of care to children and families so they & SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY can lead responsible, fulfilled lives in strong families and healthy communities. 1439 FamCare, Inc. 856-881-9531 www.famcareinc.com The Special Needs Health 0700 United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey 215-665-2500 Services Program provides routine reproductive healthcare services, cancer www.unitedforimpact.org A voluntary community organization serving the Great- screening and diagnostic testing to under- and un-insured clients in Gloucester er Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey region by determining human service County. needs and maximizing resources to meet those needs. 1436 Food Bank of South Jersey, Inc. 856-662-4884 www.foodbanksnj.org Established 1101 Abilities Center of Southern NJ 856-848-1025 www.abilities4work.com Vocation- in 1985, the Food Bank of South Jersey is the leader providing safe and nutritious al education, training and employment services for students age 16 and over and food to people in need in South Jersey. for adults with disabilities. 1409 Girl Scouts of Central & Southern New Jersey 856-795-1560 www.gscsnj.org Girl 0760 Access One, Inc. 609-927-6662 www.njaccessone.com One stop resource center Scouts of Central and Southern New Jersey builds girls of courage, confidence that provides comprehensive medical, dental and social services to individuals and character, who make the world a better place. living with HIV/AIDS in Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland County areas. 1408 Glassboro Child Development Centers 856-881-3331 www.glassborochildhood 0740 Alcove Center For Grieving Children & Families 609-484-1133 www.thealcove. developmentcenters.org Glassboro Child Development Centers provides low cost org Provides peer support groups for children, teens and families who are griev- infant, toddler, preschool and school programs full time and year round for par- ing the death of a loved one. ents who work or attend school. 0704 American Red Cross - Southern Shore Chapter 609-646-8330 www.acredcross. 1405 HollyDELL, Inc. 856-582-5151 www.hollydell.org HollyDELL is committed to pro- org Provides relief to disaster victims. Helps people prevent and respond to viding educational, therapeutic, recreation and life skills to individuals who have emergencies through services consistent with its Congressional Charter and medical, cognitive and physical challenges within a nurturing, safe environment. principles of International Red Cross. 1431 Holy Redeemer Home Care, Inc. 800-818-4747 www.holyredeemer.com The 1002 American Red Cross of Camden & Burlington Counties 856-365-7100 www. purpose of the program is to reduce emergent care and re-hospitalization in the redcrossbcnj.org Health and emergency assistance organization providing Congestive Heart Failure patient population. programs to help people prepare for, and cope with emergencies and crisis. Co- ordination of blood services and health education. 1429 Literacy New Jersey 856-218-4743 www.literacynj.org Literacy New Jersey improves the lives of adults by teaching reading, writing and English skills so they 0701 Arc of Atlantic County, The 609-485-0800 www.arcatlantic.org Provides quality can participate in family, workplace and community life. programs to local individuals with developmental disabilities and their families including residential services, family support, case management, supported 1412 Maryville, Inc. 856-629-0244 www.maryvillenj.org Committed to providing com- employment opportunities and recreational programs. prehensive, high quality treatment for individuals and families affected by the disease of addiction, regardless of ability to pay. 1136 Arc of Camden County, The 856-767-3650 www.arccamden.org The mission of the Occupational Training Center is to provide vocational training, support services, 1406 NewPoint Behavioral Health Care, Inc. 856-845-8050 www.newpointbhc.org job placement and follow up services for adults with disabilities. NewPoint is a community mental health center that provides an array of compre- hensive, specialized mental health and crisis intervention services to Gloucester 0750 Arc of Cumberland County, The 856-691-9138 www.arccumberland.org Assists County residents. citizens with disabilities to live normal, productive, happy lives and achieve their goals by providing a range of programs services and opportunities. 1415 Repauno Pre-School Day Care, Inc. 856-423-3222 no website Providing affordable, quality daycare, early education partnered with nutritious meals and 1006 Arc of New Jersey, Burlington County Unit 609-531-0211 www.arcofburlington. physical activity, to children of low-income families who work or attend school org Provides community-based services to the developmentally disabled citizens full time. of Burlington County and advocates for their specific needs. 1417 Robins’ Nest, Inc. 856-881-8689 www.robinsnestinc.org Robins’ Nest delivers 0707 Atlantic County Women’s Center 609-601-9925 www.ACWC.org Provides shel- innovative, evidenced-based, multi-disciplinary services for thousands of ter, counseling and other services for victims of domestic violence and sexual children and families through behavioral health, prevention, crisis response, child assault, also operates the Child Care Network and Home To Work programs. welfare and supportive housing programs. 0703 Atlantic Prevention Resources 609-272-0101 www.atlprev.org Operates the only 1437 Samaritan Healthcare and Hospice 856-596-1600 www.samaritannj.org Samari- professional agency in Atlantic County which specializes in substance abuse tan’s mission is to provide unparalleled services with respect, dignity, and com- prevention and education. passion for all people affected by serious, progressive illness or grief. 0708 Atlanticare Behavioral Health 609-645-7601 www.atlanticare.org Provides 1430 Shirley Eves Developmental & Therapeutic Center, Inc. 856-825-5840 www. outpatient mental health services, substance abuse treatment-addiction recov- shirleyeves.org Trained respite workers give individuals, with disabilities, the ery services, child-adolescent foster care programs, family care services, and experience of a fun-filled weekend in the community, while their caregivers re- school-based counseling and health services. ceive respite from 24/7 care required. 0709 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Atlantic & Cape May Counties 609-573-5029 www. 1443 South Jersey Legal Services, Inc. 856-964-2010 www.lsnj.org Provide quality bbbsatlanticcape.org Provides one to one relationships between adult role legal representation and advocacy to low-income individuals. models and children (6-18 years) from single parent families or children lacking adequate supervision.

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0702 Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Independence Region 856-616-2340 www. 0714 Community Mediation Services, Inc. 609-345-7267 www.aclink.org-media- bbbsbcg.org Meets the needs of children, primarily from single-parent families, tion Provides Atlantic County residents alternative dispute resolution services. living in Burlington, Camden or Gloucester County, who require an additional one- Trained volunteer mediators provide mediation services for a variety of cases to-one relationship with an adult. both court ordered and self-referred. 0710 Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City 609-347-2697 www.acbgc.org Neighbor- 0716 CONTACT Cape-Atlantic 609-823-1850 www.contact.org Provides daily telephone hood based facility assisting youth of all backgrounds in developing self esteem, reassurance and community support for the elderly and disabled. character, and responsibility by providing quality physical, educational, 1114 CONTACT Community Helplines, Inc. 856-795-5073 www.contacthelplines.org recreational, social and cultural programs. A 24-hour, 7-day-a-week crisis hotline staffed with trained volunteers. Offers 1118 Boys and Girls Club of Camden County 856-966-9700 www.bgccamdenconj. reassurance, information and referrals to callers. Special teen line and senior org Provides programs and services to promote the social, educational, health, support. leadership and character development of boys and girls during critical periods 1014 CONTACT of Burlington County 856-234-5484 www.contactburlco.org A 24/7 of growth. organization providing support and crisis intervention in Burlington County and 0752 Boys and Girls Club of Vineland 856-696-4190 www.vinelandbgc.org To inspire statewide community support to agencies and programs through the toll-free and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstanc- number 2-1-1. es, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens 0764 Court Appointed Special Advocates of Atlantic & Cape May Counties, Inc. 1142 Bridge Program at Our Lady of Lourdes 856-869-3122 www.bridge1980.com (CASA) 609-601-7800 www.atlanticcapecasa.org CASA volunteers speak on The Bridge program is designed for area youth, between the ages 13-19, who are behalf of abused and neglected children in foster care and are dedicated to trying to change or do things “the right way”. placing these children in safe, permanent homes. 1009 Burlington County Community Action Program (BCCAP) 609-386-5800 www. 0729 Covenant House New Jersey, Inc. 609-348-4070 www.covenanthousenj.org Cov- bccap.org Helps low-income residents move toward self-sufficiency through a enant House New Jersey is a non-profit organization that provides shelter and a variety of child care and housing programs. continuum of care services to homeless youth through 21 years of age. 1125 Camden County College Foundation 856-968-1280 www.camdencc.edu Services 1015 Crossroads Programs 609-880-0210 www.crossroadsprograms.org Provides and manages private gifts to support the college’s tradition of academic excel- emergency shelter, individual and family counseling, transitional living arrange- lence and student success benefiting the citizens of the county and beyond. ments and employment training enabling youth to stabilize their lives as they move into adulthood. 0792 Cape Assist (Cape May Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse) 609- 522-5960 www.capeassist.org/ Cape Assist is dedicated to preventing and treating sub- 0741 FACES Autism Support Network 609-412-3750 www.faces-autismsupport.org stance abuse and related issues in Cape May County through education, advoca- Non-profit organization in South Jersey dedicated to early intervention, educa- cy, community collaboration, and counseling. tion, advocacy and support of people on the autism spectrum and their families. 0762 Cape Counseling Services 609-465-4100 www.capecounseling.org Promote and 0770 Family Promise of Cape May County 609-846-7862 www.familypromisecmc.org provide superior behavioral healthcare (mental health and drug/alcohol ser- To keep homeless families together during their time of crisis by providing safe vices) in the community with the hope of assisting our consumers reach their full shelter, meals, and support services to educate, encourage, and empower them. potential. 0717 Family Service Association 609-569-0239 www.fsasj.org Provides multi-services 0763 Cape Volunteers In Medicine, Inc. 609-463-2846 www.vimcmc.org A free health to children, youth, adults and senior citizens. Provides counseling, substance care facility for low income residents of Cape May County who have no access to abuse services, Consumer Credit Counseling, and mental health services to medical insurance. the community. 0706 Career Opportunity Development, Inc. 609-965-6871 www.njcodi.org Provides 1156 Food Bank of South Jersey 856-662-4884 www.foodbanksj.org Supplies surplus quality vocational and residential programming for individuals with physical, food to over 200 non-profit organizations for onsite meals and/or food distribution mental or economic disabilities. Individuals have informed choice and proactive daily to thousands in need or ill throughout a four county area involvement with vocational-residential planning. 0756 Gateway Community Action Partnership 856-451-6330 www.gatewaycap.org 0793 Caring For Kids 609-675-5400 or 609-408-5220 www.caringforkidsnj.com Making To provide services that improve the quality of life and promote self-sufficiency. a difference in the lives of our county’s children and families through community 1171 Genesis Counseling Center, Inc. 856-858-9314 www.genesiscenters.org/ education, partnership, parenting classes, personalized in-home visitation and To provide clients with outpatient family and individual therapy. Genesis also additional concrete support. seeks to prevent the use and abuse of substances among youth through preven- 1197 Cathedral Kitchen 856-964-6771 www.cathedralkithcen.org The Cathedral Kitch- tion programs. en provides free meals, culinary arts job training, case management, healthcare 0718 Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ, Inc. 856-795-1560 www.gscsnj.org and other essential services to the poor and needy in Camden NJ. Premier organization in southern New Jersey encourages girls, 5-17, to reach their 0731 Catholic Charities, Diocese of Camden 609-345-3448 www.catholiccharities fullest potential and grow strong through fun and exciting educational and rec- camden.org Provides high quality emergency financial services, counseling, and reational programs. comprehensive case management. Services are provided to the poor and needy 1024 Githens Center (Cerebral Palsy Association Burlington County) 609-261-1667 on a non-sectarian basis. www.githenscenter.org Provides educational, therapeutic, rehabilitative, medi- 1048 Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton 609-267-9339 0 Behavioral Health Care cal, recreational and social services to physically handicapped-developmentally provides mental health services. Emergency and Community Services provides disabled children and adults allowing them to develop to their highest potential. emergency assistance. Providence House provides shelter and counseling to 1052 Habitat For Humanity, Burlington County Unit 856-303-8080 www.habitatbcnj. victims of domestic violence. org Provides homes for sale to low-income families with children using as much 1111 Center For Family Services 856-964-1990 www.centerffs.org Nationally accred- volunteer labor and donated materials as possible. ited agency providing professional counseling for individuals, couples, families. 0754 Habitat For Humanity, Cumberland County Unit 856-563-0292 www.habitat- Specialized services for children, teens, senior citizens. State certified rape crisis cumberlandnj.org A non-profit, ecumenical housing ministry that is dedicated center for Camden County. to eliminating substandard housing and homelessness and making adequate 0713 Child Federation of Atlantic City 609-272-1711 0 Provides programs and guidance affordable housing available to low-income families for the holistic health of the family; Well-baby clinic, parenting and other services. 1054 Helping Other People Evolve, Inc. (HOPE) 856-234-2200 www.hopesnj.org 1025 Christian Caring Center 609-893-0700 www.christian-caring-center.org Provid- Assistance and support to recently widowed persons evolving through the natu- ing food, clothing and shelter to people in need and other physical necessities if ral stages of grieving by providing encouragement, information and helping them available. to achieve new life goals. 1066 CLARIFI (Consumer Credit Counseling Service of the Delaware Valley) 215-563- 0739 Hendricks House, Inc. 609-965-3699 www.hansenhouse.org Provides recovering 5665 www.clarifi.org Focused on providing individuals and families with informa- individuals with a residential setting helping them to complete the transition to a tion and motivation they need to increase financial knowledge and improve or sober lifestyle, including support services and relapse prevention programming. maintain financial health. 1122 Hispanic Family Center of Southern NJ 856-541-6985 www.hispanicfamilycenter. 0795 Community Health Care, Inc. 856-451-4700 wwwcompletecarenj.org Complete- com Bilingual and bicultural services in drug/alcohol, mental health, job counsel- Care Health Network is a Federally-Qualified Health Center providing Primary ing/placement and educational/vocational programs. Adult day care and home- Medical, Dental and Behavioral health services to 55,000+ low-income and oth- maker services for the elderly. erwise health disparate people annually.

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1172 Hopeworks ‘N Camden 856-365-4673 www.hopeworks.org This program serves 1138 Planned Parenthood of Southern NJ 856-365-3519 www.ppsnj.org Provides in-school youth ages 14-18, combining technical training, literacy development, education for teens regarding sexual behavior and health and responsible mentoring and jobs. decision-making. Provides prenatal medical care to women of limited means or no insurance. 0761 Inspira Health Network - The Family Success Center 856-507-7840 www.inspira healthnetwork.org A neighborhood place offering family support, information, 0743 Robins’ Nest 856-881-8689 www.robinsnestinc.org Dedicated to the safety, referrals, workshops, leadership opportunities & parent-child actives free to support, and empowerment of children and families, we touch thousands of lives Vineland residents through 50 ongoing support programs in southern New Jersey. 1198 Interfaith Homeless Outreach Council 856-963-5820 www.ihocsj.org/ Houses and 0727 Salvation Army Extension Service, The 856-935-0305 www.use.salvationarmy.org counsels homeless men in its Homeless Hospitality Network and Transitional Assists with utilities, rent, food, clothing, shoes, back to school materials, gifts to Apartment and families in its Permanent Housing program and sponsors shelter nursing homes, hospitals, senior centers, medicine along with other programs. support programs. 0726 Salvation Army, The 609-344-0660 www.use.salvationarmy.org Provides families 1026 Interfaith Hospitality Network of Burlington County 856-638-0110 United out- and individuals with food, clothing, and personal counseling. Operates youth reach by the religious community in Burlington County to provide shelter, meals summer camp, transitional housing for women-children, emergency-disaster and assistance to homeless families. canteen and recreational programs. 0720 Jewish Community Center of Atlantic County 609-822-1167 www.jccatlantic.org 1049 Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice 856-596-1600 www.samaritanhospice.org Social, cultural and recreational services for all age groups and families; includes Aids terminally ill patients and their families in their own homes with a staff of day care and pre-school for children as well as activities for youth-adults. nurses, social workers and home health aids. 0721 Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties 609-822-1108 www. 0715 Samost Jewish Family & Children’s Service of Southern NJ 856-424-1333 jfsatlantic.org Provides counseling, case management, family life education and www.jfcssnj.org Provides effective, affordable and accessible health and human direct support including volunteers, special older adult services and intensive services, as well as social, cultural, educational and recreational programs to all in-home children’s services. ages, including those with special needs. 0719 John Brooks Recovery Center 609-345-4035 wwwjbrcnj.org Provides chemical 0755 South Jersey Aids Alliance 609-347-1085 www.southjerseyaidsalliance.org addiction services to residents of New Jersey, particularly Atlantic County with South Jersey AIDS Alliance provides hotline, case management, support groups, emphasis on education, prevention and unconditional positive regard. transportation, food, testing and education-outreach. 1178 Katz Jewish Community Center of Southern NJ 856-424-4444 www.katzjcc.org 1112 South Jersey Eye Center 856-365-1811 www.camdeneye.com Vision and eye Seeks to enrich Jewish culture, heritage and values by providing social, cultural, health services for needy, uninsured and low-income persons at three locations. education, recreational and health-related programs for all ages and abilities. Mobile vision unit provides services to all of Camden County. 1131 LARC School 867-933-3725 www.larcschool.com Therapeutic, educational 1046 South Jersey Legal Services, Inc. 856-964-2010 www.lsnj.org Provides quality and recreational programs for developmentally disabled and multi-handicapped legal representation and advocacy to low-income individuals. children. 0725 Southern Jersey Family Medical Centers 609-567-0200 www.sjfmc.org Provides 1018 Legacy Treatment Services 609-267-5656 www.drenk.org Serves the mental primary health and dental care services to the migrant and resident populations health and social service needs of people of all age groups by providing 24-hour, of Atlantic County. 7-day crisis intervention, counseling for individuals, groups and families. 0730 Spanish Community Centers Vineland: 856-697-2967, Atlantic City:609-345-1249 0759 Literacy Volunteers Association Cape-Atlantic, Inc. 609-383-3377 www.lva Provides multitude of supportive services including, Outpatient Drug and Alcohol; capeatlantic.org Recruits, trains and supports volunteer tutors to provide read- HIV-AIDS prevention and education; Latch-key; Counseling; Summer Camp and ing, writing and English language instruction to adults in Atlantic & Cape May Holiday Helper. Staff is 100% bi-lingual-bi-cultural. Counties 1038 The Tender, Inc. 856-234-5999 www.TheTender.org Adult day care for frail seniors 1134 Maryville, Inc. 856-629-0244 www.maryvillenj.org Treats indigent clients in re- with dementia; providing supervision, snack and hot lunch; peer contact and a gards to alcohol and substance abuse. Provides quality care to those who other- structured program of activities. wise would not be able to acquire treatment. 0723 The Work Group, Inc. 856-486-7390 www.theworkgroup.net Works with at-risk 1135 Mental Health Association of Southwestern NJ 856-966-6767 www.mhaswnj. youth to develop skills which will improve their future, such as GED preparation, org Provides mental wellness presentations for community groups, schools, job training, interview skills and much more. businesses. Offers employment programs for adults with mental illness. Provides 1148 Union Organization for Social Services 856-663-2888 www.uoss.org Provides volunteer companions for individuals with mental illness. services to unions, their members and the community through information and 1061 Moorestown Ecumenical Neighborhood Development (MEND) 856-722-7070 referral systems, volunteer coordination and AFL-CIO Community Program. www.mendinc.org Provides decent affordable rental housing for low and 1147 Urban Promise Ministries Community Development 856-661-1700 www.urban moderate income families, senior citizens and the handicapped-disabled in crit- promiseusa.org Offers programs to equip children and young adults with the ical need. education, vocational and personal skills necessary for academic achievement, 1031 Moorestown Visiting Nurses & Hospice 856-552-1300 www.moorestownvna.org life management, leadership and spiritual growth. Provides skilled nursing and other health care services in the homes of patients 1151 Volunteers of America, Delaware Valley 856-854-4660 www.voadv.org Strives to throughout Burlington County. eradicate the stigma of mental illness through community education, supported 1191 NJ 2-1-1 Partnership 973-887-2772 www.nj211.org Accurate information, respect- employment, social-recreational activities for boarding home residents, commu- fully and courteously conveyed, often means the difference between getting the nity companions, information and advocacy. help needed and feeling lost and powerless. 1175 Woodland Community Development Corp. 856-963-7538 www.woodlandcdc.org/ 1129 NJ Academy of Aquatic Sciences 856-365-3300 www.njaquarium.org Promotes Offers tutorial assistance for youth ages 5-14 at Camden City schools weekdays the understanding and appreciation of aquatic life in youth while also teaching from 3-6 p.m., plus during school holidays and two Saturdays per month. them to be responsible members of the community. 1041 YMCA of Burlington & Camden Counties 856-234-6200 www.ymca-bc.org 1067 Oaks Integrated Care (Twin Oaks Community Services) 609-267-5928 www. Strengthens the family and community through recreational, social and athletic twinoakscs.org Provides preventive and therapeutic mental health services to activities in a manner which promotes strong family and community relations. individuals, families and groups primarily in Burlington County and South Jersey. 0712 YMCA of Cumberland Cape Atlantic 856-691-0030 www.ccaymca.org Serves 1181 One Accord, Inc. 856-931-1557 www.kidsalley.org Provides interactive hands-on all members of the family with programs to promote healthy lifestyles, strength- activities that assist young people in succeeding in their personal development, en family bonds, develop leadership among youth, and assist in community academics and society and put them on-par with the average student. development. 1174 Parkside Business & Community In Partnership 856-964-0440 www.pbcip.org This is a three-month program that works to help participants acquire the skills and knowledge needed to manage their credit and work through budget issues. 0742 Pathstone Corporation, Inc. 856-696-1000 www.pathstone.org A private, regional community development and human service organization providing services to farmworkers, low-income families and economically depressed communities.

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UNITED WAY OF HUNTERDON COUNTY 1626 SAFE in Hunterdon 908-788-7666 www.safeinhunterdon.org Provides compre- hensive services (24 hour hotline, safe shelter, legal advocacy, counseling and 1600 United Way of Hunterdon County 908-782-3414 www.uwhunterdon.org An organi- children’s programming) to empower individuals and families touched by domes- zation that provides the caring connection through fundraising, volunteerism and tic and/or sexual abuse. community planning to develop healthy children, healthy families, and a strong 1637 Visiting Health & Supportive Services 908-788-6600 hunterdonhealthcare.org/ community. visitinghealth Non-profit service excellence agency providing home care to 1652 Americas Grow A Row 908-331-2962 www.americasgrowarow.com Helps those Hunterdon County residents regardless of their ability to pay. Aides are CACH in need through volunteer effort of planting, picking, and delivering fresh produce Certified. that heightens socio-economic awareness, highlights local farm importance, and 1641 Volunteer Guardianship One-On-One 908-284-9100 www.volunteerguardianship. inspires volunteerism. org Provides court appointed guardians to persons adjudicated to be in need 1638 Anderson House, Inc. (A Turning Point Program) 908-534-5818 www.anderson of such services. Such persons are typically elderly, indigent and without family. house.org Provides housing, comprehensive treatment, and support for women 1640 YMCA of Hunterdon County 908-782-1044 www.hcymca.org Guided by our core in recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction so they return to the community principles of honesty, caring, respect and responsibility, Hunterdon County YMCA as responsible, self-sufficient individuals. is committed to helping people grow in spirit, mind and body. 1610 ARC of Hunterdon County, The 908-730-7827 www.archunterdon.org Founded in 1954, The Arc of Hunterdon County provides individualized support and services to children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their UNITED WAY OF MONMOUTH AND OCEAN COUNTIES families. 1606 Briteside Adult Day Center, Inc. 908-782-8080 www.hunterdonhealthcare.org/ 2000 United Way of Monmouth and Ocean Counties 732-938-5988 www.uwmoc.org briteside Social day care program for the frail elderly needing some care, super- Improving the lives of people in Monmouth and Ocean Counties by advancing the vision and/or socialization. Center provides families/caregivers with a reprieve common good and focusing on education, health and financial stability. from daily responsibility. 2001 ARC – Ocean County Chapter, The 732-363-3335 www.arcocean.org Provides 1604 Catholic Charities of Hunterdon 908-782-7905 www.ccdom.org Counseling, quality programs and services to people with developmental disabilities and their group homes, childcare, foster care, adoption, youth programs, affordable hous- families for more than 50 years. ing, homeless shelters, health services and emphasis on economically poor and 1702 ARC of Monmouth County, The 732-493-1919 www.arcofmonmouth.org Assist devalued. persons with mental retardation to live, learn, work, and play as integrated mem- 1639 Family Promise of Hunterdon County 908-782-2490 familypromisehc.org/ bers of the community, providing services, support and advocacy. Provides shelter, case management, counseling to homeless families, and Home- 1704 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monmouth County 732-544-2224 www.bbbs less Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing services to all eligible residents of Hunt- monmouth.org Making a positive difference in the lives of at risk children with a erdon County caring adult and to assist children in achieving their highest potential. 1607 Fisherman’s Mark, Inc. 609-397-0194 www.fishermansmark.org Social service 2025 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ocean County 732-505-3400 www.bbbsoc.org Provide organization assisting individuals and families: Information and Referral, community and site based mentoring to “At Risk” children ages 5-17 throughout Food Pantry and Case Management. Owns and operates NAEYC-accredited Ocean County. Mentors are role models providing friendship & guidance. Lambertville Academy. 2010 Boy Scouts of America Jersey Shore Council 732-349-1037 www.jersey 1608 Girl Scouts Heart of New Jersey 973-746-8200 www.gshnj.org Girls develop shorescouts.org Develops character, self-confidence, and life skills in youth, leadership through activities that allow them to discover themselves, their skills building strong family values in a safe, structured, nurturing environment foster- and values, connect with others and take action to improve their world. ing teamwork and leadership. 1616 Homesharing Program of Somerset County 908-526-4663 www.homesharing. 1719 Boys and Girls Club of Monmouth County 732-775-7862 www.bgcmonmouth.org org Prevents homelessness matching “providers,” residents who need to share To inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged their homes or apartments in order to maintain them, with “seekers,” individuals circumstances, to reach their full potential as productive, responsible, caring searching for shared affordable housing. citizens. 1614 Hunterdon Helpline, Inc. 908-782-4357 www.helplinehc.org 24 hour hotline, in- 2037 Caregiver Volunteers of Central Jersey 732-505-2273 www.caregivervolunteers. formation, referral, advocacy, case management, emergency sheltering, literacy org Vital assistance to the elderly, disabled, Veterans, people with dementia services, reassurance calls, friendly visiting and compassionate listening. and Caregivers. Services provided by trained volunteers. We are dedicated to 1615 Hunterdon Hospice, Inc. 908-788-6600 www.hunterdonhealthcare.org/hospice bringing independence and joy. Provides medical, spiritual, social and bereavement support services to enable 1773 CASA of Monmouth County, Inc. 609-695-9400 www.casaof monmouth.org CASA terminally ill patients to die at home; focus of service is comfort rather than cure. programs help abused and neglected children in out-of-home placement achieve 1611 Hunterdon Prevention Resources 908-782-3909 www.hunterdonprevention.com permanency in a safe and nurturing home. A community-based non-profit agency dedicated to promoting healthy choices 2002 CASA of Ocean County, Inc. 732-797-0590 www.casaofoceancounty.org Commit- and preventing substance abuse and violence in all age groups through compre- ted to advocating for the best interest of foster children that have been removed hensive education and counseling. from their homes due to abuse and neglect. 1603 Jewish Family Services of Somerset, Warren, & Hunterdon Counties 908-725- 2040 Catholic Charities Emergency & Community Services 732-363-5322 www. 7799 www.jewishfamilysvc.org A not-for-profit, non-sectarian social service catholiccharitiestrenton.org Provides food, clothing, financial assistance, case agency whose purpose is to preserve and strengthen the quality of individual, management, educational activities to achieve wellness and self-sufficiency, family and community life based on Jewish values. home repairs for seniors, and legal assistance for immigrants. 1612 Legal Services of Northwest Jersey, Inc. 908-782-7979 www.lsnwj.org Provides 2030 Catholic Charities Providence House-Ocean 732-350-2120 www.providence free legal services in matters involving essential basic needs to low-income housenj.org Provide free comprehensive services for domestic abuse victims and people residing in Hunterdon County. their children, including a 24-hour hotline, individual-group counseling, emergen- 1631 Meals On Wheels In Hunterdon, Inc. 908-284-0735 mowih.org/ Deliveries each cy shelter, and advocacy. weekday to homebound seniors. Three Congregate Nutrition Sites for the inde- 1720 Center for Vocational Rehabilitiation, The 732-544-1800 www.cvrus.org To pendent senior in Hunterdon. Sodium controlled, diabetic menu option, weekend promote social independence, quality of life and maximum vocational potential meals available. for all persons with special needs. 1650 NJ 2-1-1 Partnership 732-938-5988 www.nj211.org 24/7 information and referral 2026 Chariot Riders, Inc. 732-657-2710 www.chariotriders.org Provide therapeutic service, connects NJ residents with government, social service and community horseback riding for physically and mentally disabled children and adults to im- resources and preparedness information by dialing 2-1-1 or visiting www.nj211. prove the quality of their physical, mental, and social well-being. org 1768 Child Assault Prevention of Monmouth County 732-566-3397 www.njcap.org CAP 1619 Norwescap 908-454-4322 www.norwescap.org Distributes food and grocery project improves the quality of life for the children in NJ by reducing the level of products to 120 non-profit charitable organizations that feed people in need in interpersonal violence through assault prevention education. Warren, Hunterdon and Sussex counties in New Jersey. 2003 Children’s Home Society of New Jersey, The 609-695-6274 www.chsofnj.org Birth parent counseling, infant foster care, child maternal health, family support, child care, adoption, behavioral counseling, childhood separation and loss counseling, nutrition, and youth development.

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1701 Collier Youth Services 732-946-4771 www.collieryouthservices.org Collier Youth 2066 Ocean County Family Support Organization (OCFSO) 609-693-4121 www.ocean Services provides at-risk youth a chance to grow toward their potential in an fso.org The FSO’s mission is to ensure that every Ocean County family who has environment that promotes belonging, dignity and hope. children with special emotional and behavioral needs is given resources and support. 2006 Community Options, Inc. 609-693-1700 www.comop.org A national non-profit assisting people with disabilities to develop skills, engage in productive work, 2016 Ocean County Hunger Relief, Inc. 732-505-4357 www.ochungerrelief.org Assist and fully participate in their communities. people in crisis with emergency feeding packages through 40 food pantries with over 300 volunteers. 1707 Community YMCA 732-290-9040 www.TheCommunityYMCA.org Fitness, teen leadership, academic preschool, before and after school curricula, summer 2018 Ocean County YMCA, Inc. 732-341-9622 www.ocymca.org The Y is the largest camp and counseling for children, adults and families. provider of child care and aquatic programs in Ocean County. We focus on youth, families, seniors and the disabled. 2034 Family Planning Center of Ocean County, Inc. 732-364-9696 www.fpcoc.net A non-profit reproductive education, healthcare and referral center for women, 2022 Ocean Housing Alliance, Inc. 732-899-2277 www.oceanhousingalliance.com men, adolescents and families serving Ocean County for the past 45 years. Provide housing to low income adults suffering from mental illness or other special needs, coordinating healthcare through physical and psychiatric health- 2064 Family Resource Network 732-262-8020 www.familyresourcenetwork.org care providers. The Family Resource Network has a comprehensive Resource database of services and programs, lending library, a family friendly guide to opportunities for 2070 Ocean Mental Health Services 732-349-5550 www.oceanmhs.org Offers a com- people with disabilities. prehensive continuum of behavioral health, substance abuse, and integrated healthcare services which promotes full participation in community life. 1703 FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties 732-918-2660 www.foodbankmoc. org Our mission is to alleviate hunger and build food security in Monmouth and 2035 Ocean’s Harbor House 732-929-0096 www.oceansharborhouse.org A safe haven Ocean Counties; currently serving 1 and 10 residents in both counties. for children and youth, ages 10-21, who have runaway, are homeless or have been abused, neglected or abandoned. 2011 Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore 800-785-2090 www.JerseyShoreGirlScouts.org Serving k-12, Girl Scouts is committed to helping girls become women of courage, 2017 Preferred Behavioral Health of NJ 732-367-4700 www.preferredbehavioral.org confidence and character, who make the world a better place! Provide a comprehensive range of mental health and substance abuse services to individuals of all ages. 1705 Horizons 732-842-0527 x5438 www.rcds.org Horizons promotes the potential of a diverse population of children from low-income families. The program empha- 2049 Puerto Rican Action Board, Inc. 732-886-9395 www.prab.org Provide a plethora sizes academics, the arts, intramural sports, swimming, and social growth. of services to low-income residents, including youth development, fair housing, information-referral and community education-advocacy. 2065 House of Hope of Ocean County, Inc. 732-341-4447 www.houseofhopeocean.org The Hope Center provides resources, referrals, food and targeted financial assis- 2033 Seashore Family Services of NJ 732-920-2700 www.sfsnj.org Premier provider of tance to clients as they work to overcome current life crises. comprehensive intensive outpatient and outpatient substance abuse services for adults and adolescents supporting clients in their recovery that restores quality 2039 Interfaith Health & Support Services of Southern Ocean County 609-978-3839 of life. www.interfaithsoc.org An interfaith coalition that blends and trained Inter- faith Volunteer Caregivers in providing holistic care to the frail, elderly and 2031 Team Randy, Inc. 732-914-9500 www.teamrandy.com An eight week day camp for homebound. physically challenged, non-challenged, and financially disadvantaged, intellectu- ally able teens. 2029 Jewish Federation of Ocean County 732-363-8010 www.jewishoceancounty.org Multifaceted agency dedicated to strengthening and preserving the quality of life 2020 Twenty-One Plus, Inc. 732-240-3118 www.21plus.org Provides opportunities to for all residents of Ocean County. enhance the quality of life for adults with developmental disabilities in Ocean County, including residential, adult training and employment programs. 2008 LADACIN Network 732-493-5900 www.ladacin.org Provides a continuum of care, including educational, therapeutic, social, residential, and support services to 2051 Vetgroup, Inc. 609-971-7613 www.vetwork.org Provide supportive services which infants, children and adults with complex physical/developmental disabilities or will assist veterans in the areas of employment, affordable housing, benefits and delays. transportation to maintain or achieve self-sufficiency. 2007 Literacy New Jersey, Inc. 732-864-9646 www.literacynj.org Improves the lives of 1711 YMCA of Western Monmouth County 732-462-0464 www.ymcanj.org To develop adults by teaching them reading, writing and English skills so they can participate to the fullest in spirit, mind and body, to strengthen families, to develop leadership in family, workplace and community life. in youth and to build international understanding. 1706 Literacy Volunteers 732-571-0209 www.lvmonmouthnj.org The mission of Literacy 2068 Your Grandmother’s Cupboard 732-240-0441 www.YGCNJ.org Grandmother’s Volunteers Monmouth County is to promote increased literacy for adults through Cupboard was founded with the mission to provide clothing, shoes, food, toilet- the effective use or trained volunteers tutors. ries, and other necessities of life to people with special needs. 2015 Long Beach Island Community Center 609-494-8861 www.stfranciscenterlbi.org Provides social services, education, and recreation programs to county residents regardless of age, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or religious affiliation. UNITED WAY OF GREATER UNION COUNTY 2019 Maryville, Inc. 856-629-0244 www.maryvillenj.org Committed to providing 2500 United Way of Greater Union County 908-353-7171 www.uwguc.org United Way comprehensive, high quality treatment to individuals and families affected by the of Greater Union County’s goal is to improve lives and change conditions in our disease of addiction, regardless of ability to pay. community by strengthening families through education, income, and health. 2004 Meals on Wheels of Ocean County 732-367-1400 www.csimow.org Meals on 2502 Arc of Union County 973-315-0000 www.arcunion.org/ The mission of The Arc of Wheels, Senior Nutrition Sites and Social Support Services (medical transpor- Union County is to empower and support people with intellectual and develop- tation, telephone reassurance, friendly visitor, language translation, information mental disabilities and their families. and assistance, benefits screening) provider. 2501 Atlantic Health / Overlook Hospital Family Service 908-522-2000 www.atlantic 1708 Monmouth Day Care 732-741-4313 www.monmouthdaycarecenter.org Dedicated health.org/overlook This hospital serves as the hub for the New Jersey Stroke to providing a safe, stimulating environment in which children are nurtured and Network and treats about 40 percent of the state’s stroke patients. challenged intellectually, emotionally, socially and physically. 2507 Brand New Day Inc. 908-282-0781 www.brandnewdaycdc.org/ Brand New Day, 1709 Navicore Solutions 800-992-4557 www.navicoresolutions.org We provide com- Inc. continues to enhance the quality of life for low-to-moderate income individu- passionate counseling solutions to consumers nationwide in the areas of person- als, youth and families through the provision of affordable housing; neighborhood al finance, consumer credit, student loans, foreclosure prevention and housing. based education; and economic development programs. 2005 New Jersey Institute for Disabilities 732-549-6187 www.njid.org Regional 2509 Community Access Unlimited 908-354-4030 [email protected] CAU’s mission is to multi-service agency for infants, children and adults with developmental and provide networks of supports for people with disabilities, youth aging out of foster related disabilities, early interventions, education, therapeutic, residential, voca- care and people with affordable housing needs. tional programs and assistive technology. 1710 NJ 2-1-1 Partnership 877-652-1142 www.nj211.org A free, statewide system designed to connect people in need of assistance with service providers who can help, focus on compassionate concern and client-driven response.

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2503 Court Appointed Special Advocates of Union County (Casa) 908-527-7040 www. 2529 Urban League of Union County 908-351-7200 www.uloucnj.org/ The mission of casaofunioncounty.org We recruit, train, supervise and support, community the Urban League movement is to enable African Americans to secure economic volunteers removed from home due to neglect, abuse or abandonment, placed self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights. in foster care. 2531 Westfield Area Y 908-233-2700 www.westfieldynj.org The Westfield Area Y is 2508 Cranford Family Care Association 908-276-3530 [email protected] The a human service organization dedicated to developing the full potential of every Cranford Family Care provides resources such as utility and rentals asistance to individual and family through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body residents of Cranford, as well as food pantry and every day needs. for all. 2589 Elizabeth Coalition to House the Homeless, Inc. 908-355-2060 www.theelizabeth 2510 Westfield Community Center 908-232-4759 www.westfieldcommunitycenter.com coalition.org ECHH serves the immediate needs of the homeless and near home- The Westfield Community provide programs and activities to Older Adults rang- less. Empowers individuals with tools to transition to safe, affordable, permanent ing from ages 65 to 99. Aid those individuals and families with physical needs housing. Advocates for people to achieve housing equity. and social well-being, while building a healthy, productive and socially stable community. 2504 Gateway Family YMCA 908 249-4800 www.tgfymca.org Community-based orga- nization committed to strengthening the foundation of community through pro- 2530 YM-YWHA of Union County 908-289-8112 www.uniony.org YM-YWHA’s goal is to grams for youth development; healthy living and social responsibility. enrich the life of the Jewish and general community by developing and imple- menting programs forthe recreational, educational, cultural, physical and social 2505 Homefirst Interfaith Housing and Family Services 908-753-4001 www.home needs of those communities. firstinc.org/ Delivers comprehensive solutions to homelessness by providing transitional, supportive and permanent housing, homeless prevention assistance, 2511 Youth & Family Counseling Services 908-233-2042 yfcsnj.org Youth & Family and family support services to strengthen families and build communities. Counseling Service seeks to provide counseling services of the highest quality to the community. Our goal is to reach out and meet the needs of those reaching 2513 Jewish Community Center of Central New Jersey 908-889-8800 www.jccnj.org out to us so that everyone will be helped. The JCC of Central New Jersey is a not-for-profit social service agency commit- ted to serving both the Jewish community and the community at large. 2533 YWCA Eastern Union County 908-355-1995 www.ywcaeuc.org YWCA’s mission: eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom 2532 Jewish Family Service of Central New Jersey 908-352-8375 www.jfscentral and dignity for all. nj.org Every day, Jewish Family Service of Central New Jersey provides skilled and compassionate vital Human Services to children, adults and families. 2537 King’s Daughter Day School 908-756-7788 www.thekingsdaughtersdayschool.org The King’s Daughters Day School commits its resources and talents to innovative, JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER METROWEST NJ quality approaches to child care, education and related family support. 1900 Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ (UJA) 973-929-3000 www.jfedgmw. 2515 Literacy New Jersey, Inc.-Union County 908-486-1777 www.literacynj.org/ Liter- org Federation is the Greater MetroWest Jewish community’s philanthropic core. acy New Jersey is dedicated to working with adults who need help with reading, We care for those in need and build Jewish community locally, in Israel, and writing, math and speaking English at the most basic level. worldwide. 2516 Neighborhood House Association 908-757-7100 www.neighborhoodhouse- 1901 Daughters of Israel 973-400-3307 www.daughtersofisrael.org Jewish nursing, nj.org/ Neighborhood House Association’s goal is to enhance the lives of the residential care facility, provides short-term rehabilitation services for sub-acute children and families in the Plainfield community by providing childcare, social care, long-term care, memory care, hospice, palliative care and respite stays. services and transportation. 1902 Friendship Circle 973-251-0200 www.fcnj.com Friendship Circle provides families 2506 NJ-211 732-938-5988 www.nj211.org There are over 285 million Americans cover- who have children and teens with special needs with a wide array of innovative ing all 50 states plus Washington DC and Puerto Rico who have access to com- respite, social and recreational programs. munity resources by dialing 2-1-1. 1903 Golda Och Academy 973-602-3600 www.goldaochacademy.org Affiliated with the 2615 Patriots’ Path Council, Inc., Boy Scouts of America 973-763-9322 ppcbsa.org Boy Conservative movement while welcoming students and families from a range of Scouts of America’s builds strong personal values, family values and character in synagogue affiliations and Jewish expression, grades pre-K-12. young people by providing program activities that teach, support and encourage 1904 Gottesman RTW Academy 973-584-5530 www.grtwacademy.org Gottesman RTW such values. Academy is a co-educational community school serving children through eighth 2518 Prevention Links 908-445-4191 www.preventionlinks.org/ Prevention Links is a grade. Early Childhood Center offers programs for children three months through private, not-for-profit organization, which takes a leadership role in the preven- Junior Kindergarten. tion of drugs, alcohol, tobacco and related issues. 1905 JESPY House 973-762-6909 www.jespyhouse.org JESPY House provides services 2519 Proceed, Inc. 908-351-7727 www.proceedinc.com PROCEED provides and con- to meet the physical, mental and emotional needs of adults with learning and nects people to educational, health and human services; and enhances the developmental disabilities, emphasizing independence, growth and community capacity of other organizations to offer quality programs and services to their inclusion. communities. 1906 Jewish Community Center of Central NJ (JCC Central) 908-889-8800 www.jccnj. 2520 Rahway Day Care Center, Inc. 732-382-0544 [email protected] Rahway org The JCC committed to serving the Jewish community and the community at Day Care Center provides day care services. large by providing an array of social, recreational, educational and cultural pro- 2542 Resolve Community Counseling Center, Inc. 908-322-9180 www.resolvenj.com grams. Resolve provides psychotherapy and counseling by psychologists, social work- 1907 Jewish Community Center of MetroWest NJ (JCC MetroWest) 973-530-3480 ers, and mental health counselors for the people of Scotch Plains, Fanwood, www.jccmetrowest.org The mission of JCC MetroWest is to enhance the mind, Plainfield, and surrounding areas in Union County. body & spirit, infuse Jewish values, culture & joy, create Jewish experiences, 2522 Roselle Day Care Center 908-241-8787 Roselle Day Care Center provides day care build Jewish memories. services. 1908 Jewish Educational Center 908-355-4850 www.thejec.org Jewish Education- 2523 Second Street Youth Center Foundation 908-561-0421 www.ssycfoundationinc. al Center is a Pre-K through 12th Grade college preparatory school based on org/ The Second Street Youth Center is a non-profit organization that promotes Modern Torah principles and values, preparing students for well rounded lives. better community relations by providing educational, vocational, cultural and 1909 Jewish Family Service of Central NJ (JFS Central) 908-352-8375 www.jfs recreational activities for youth and adults in this community. centralnj.org Jewish Family Service of Central NJ is a family oriented non-sec- 2525 The Connection for Women and Families 908-273-4242 www.theconnection tarian social service agency providing a wide array of services to residents of online.org The Connection for Women and Families is a non-profit, women-led Union County organization dedicated to enhancing lives and fostering community. 1911 Jewish Historical Society 973-929-2994 www.jhsmw.org The Jewish Historical 2526 The Nurse Family Partnership 973-268-2280 www.nursefamilypartnership.org Society of New Jersey is the official repository for the history of Jewish life in Nurse-Family Partnership’s maternal health program introduces vulnerable first- Greater MetroWest New Jersey. time parents to caring maternal and child health nurse. 1912 Jewish Service for the Developmentally Disabled of MetroWest (JSDD) 973- 2528 United Family and Children’s Society 908-755-4848 www.Unitedfamily.org United 272-7141 www.jsddmetrowest.org Multi-purpose agency dedicated to providing family and Children’s Society focuses on mental health services, adoption, foster integrated program of community education, advocacy, services for individuals care, special programming for pregnant and parenting teens. with developmental disabilities and families, including residential and day pro- gramming.

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1913 Jewish Vocational Service of MetroWest (JVS) 973-674-6330 www.jvsnj.org JVS, 1324 FP Youth Outcry Foundation, Inc. 973.732.4690 www.fpyouthoutcry.org To a human services agency providing vocational training to adult individuals with increase opportunities for success by providing programs, services and events disabilities, who have barriers to employment, provide basic education, career to under-served youth and their families through experiences that Entertain, counseling, home services. Educate and Empower. 1914 Joint Chaplaincy of Greater MetroWest 973-929-3168 www.jfedgmw.org/ 1313 Friends of South Orange Library 973-762-0230 www.southorange.org To generate chaplaincy The Joint Chaplaincy Committee of Greater MetroWest provides awareness and participation in the Library’s educational, informational, and cul- comprehensive professional pastoral/spiritual and chaplaincy services to 15,000 tural mission through events that represent the library’s diverse community. individuals in hospitals, senior facilities, hospices and at home. 1325 Glassroots, Inc. 973-353-9555 www.glassroots.org GlassRoots transforms lives 1915 Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy/Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School 862-437- underserved youth, by fostering life-long learning and creative self-expression 8000 www.jkha.org and www.rkyhs.org A Modern Orthodox yeshiva, grades through the wonder of glassmaking. pre-K-12. Sinai Special Needs Institute catering to children with developmental 1317 Hetrick-Martin Institute 212-674-2400 www.hmi.org Dedicated to providing challenges. youth who are at-risk of harassment, abuse, neglect, homelessness with a safe, 1916 NJY Camps 973-575-3333, 570-296-8596 www.njycamps.org Offers a variety of supportive environment in which to grow and thrive. Jewish overnight summer camp options for all ages, levels of religious obser- 1314 Humanity for Africa Foundation, Inc. 973-710-4679 www.humanityforafrica.org vance, specialty camps, programs with special needs, family camp weekends. Strive to add value both to African and American communities by contributing 1917 Rachel Coalition 973-740-1233 www.rachelcoalition.org Provides counseling, to the educational, healthcare, human service, cultural and civic needs of the legal assistance to victims of domestic violence and their children. Counseling to community. family members in high-conflict relationships. 1397 Kids Corporation 973-877-0980 x14 www.kidscorp.com Provide services for 1918 Rutgers Hillel 732-545-2407 www.rutgershillel.org Rutgers Hillel serves over children in Newark through programs and services that bolster academic skills, 6,000 Jewish undergraduates and 2,000+ graduate students at Rutgers- promote healthy development and stimulate a love of learning. New Brunswick, deepening their connection to Jewish identity and community. 1366 Leadership Newark 973-350-9200 www.leadershipnewark.org Provides a forum 1919 The Partnership for Jewish Learning and Life 973-929-2979 www.The for emerging leaders to discuss public policy issues as they move towards devel- PartnershipNJ.org Jewish identity-building organization. Mission to bring Jewish oping solutions and potential programs which could better the community. learning to life. Provides educational experiences for young people and families 1310 Lincoln Park Coast Cultural District, Inc. 973-242-4144 www.lpccd.org LPCCD from early childhood through teenage years. takes an integrated approach to sustainable urban design, energy, agriculture, 1920 YM-YWHA of Union County 908-289-8112 www.uniony.org A Jewish community green job training, economic diversity, the arts and historical restoration. center serving Union and parts of Essex Counties with child care, summer camp, 1316 Madison Area YMCA 973-822-9622 www.madisonareaymca.org Committed fitness center, gym, pool, senior and adult programming. to strengthening the community through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility by nurturing the potential of every youth and teen to improve. 1319 New Jersey Institute for Social Justice Inc. 973-624-9400 www.njisj.org/ UNITED WAY OF ESSEX & WEST HUDSON Provides a dynamic and independent voice for change necessary to create just, vibrant, and inclusive urban communities throughout New Jersey. 1300 United Way of Essex & West Hudson 973-624-8300 www.unitedwayessex.org Focuses on what matters most to communities, developing innovative, targeted 1328 New Jersey Seeds 973-642-6422 www.njseeds.org Provides educational oppor- programs to address the root causes in the Essex and West Hudson region. tunities to low-income, motivated and high achieving students by ensuring they have the knowledge, skills, access and support to thrive at college. 1301 AIDS Resource Foundation for Children 973-643-0400 x 710 www.aidsresource. org Our agency opened the first home for children with AIDS in the country, 1320 Newark Mentoring Movement 973-286-2472 www.newarkmentoring.org Work and we continue to provide comprehensive family-centered Service to HIV+ to increase the quality and quantity of mentoring relationships serving Newark individuals. youth. 1302 American Cancer Society-Eastern Division 732-297-8000 www.cancer.org 1318 Newark Museum (The) 973-596-6550 www.newarkmuseum.org Where art and A nationwide voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as science have the power to educate, inspire and transform individuals of all ages, a major health problem by prevention, intervention, and diminishing suffering within local, regional, and national communities we serve. through research, education, and advocacy. 1329 Newark Trust for Education 973-648-0300 www.newarktrust.org Dedicated to 1304 ASPIRA, Inc. of New Jersey 973-484-7554 www.aspiranj.org We aim to serve and developing, coordinating and focusing ideas, resources and expertise for quality empower Latino communities and other vulnerable youth in Newark, New Jersey public education for all children in Newark. through advocacy, education, and leadership development. 1321 Nigerian Healthcare Foundation 973-831-0080 www.nhfinc.org Conduct medical 1386 Barat Foundation 973-263-1013 www.baratfoundation.org Provide visual, services; combat the spread of disease and unnecessary death; and, prevent performing, and creative writing opportunities to children to improve academic community deterioration by improving healthcare conditions within the Nigerian performance, develop creative expression, improve self-esteem population in Africa. 1303 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Essex, Hudson & Union Counties 973-242-1142 www. 1326 NJ211 973-929-3705 www.nj211.org NJ211 serves as an information and refer- bbbsmetronewark.org BBBSMN is the only organization in the greater Newark ral hotline that connects individuals in New Jersey with available resources to area solely dedicated to matching adult volunteer mentors with youth in caring support their need for services and supportive one-to-one relationships. 1322 North Jersey Community Research Initiative 866-448-5812 www.njcri.org 1306 Boys to Leaders Foundation 862-217-9755 www./boystoleadersfoundation.org Conducts state-wide HIV clinical trials, and provide HIV treatment, care and Empower, motivate, and inspire young men, by providing leadership training, prevention services in the Greater Newark Area for youth and adults. educational programs, and positive personal and professional development. 1323 Planned Parenthood 973-622-3900 www.plannedparenthood.org Delivers vital 1309 Catholic Charities USA 703 549-1390 www.catholiccharitiesusa.org A national reproductive health care, sex education, and information to millions of women, organization that offers support to member agencies, provides disaster relief and men, and young people worldwide. promotes poverty-reduction through research and legislative reform. 1331 Rising Tide 201-432-4316 www.risingtidecapital.org o assist struggling individuals 1311 CAUCUS Education Corporation, Inc. 973-233-9890 www.caucusnj.org To develop and communities to build strong businesses which transform lives, strengthen eductional programs. families, and build sustainable communities. 1364 City Without Walls 973-622-1188 www.cwow.org An art program that builds 1332 Rutgers Business Alumni Association 973-353-5205 www.business.rutgers.edu neighborhood pride for youth within the urban community by building murals for Serves by cultivating business knowledge, ethical judgment, global perspectives, the twenty-first century though community collaborations. scholarship, and society through innovative research, teaching and robust part- nerships with businesses across our diverse communities 1312 Elijah’s Promise 732-545-9002 www.elijahspromise.org Harnesses the power of food to break the cycle of poverty and hunger through education, job training, and 1333 Rutgers Child Advocacy Clinic 973-353-5541 www.newark.rutgers.edu To attain social enterprise to build a better world. excellence in education, research, and public service by building relationships with alumni, parents, friends, corporations, foundation, and other supporters. 1307 Forward Ever Sustainable Business Alliance 973-494-9705 www.forwardevernj. com Forward Ever Sustainable Business Alliance promotes, support, and cele- 1334 St. Vincent Academy Sisters of Charity 973-622-1613 www.svanj.org A Catholic brate a vibrant and sustainable Greater Newark, NJ. by helping communities and college preparatory high school that prepares urban women to be creative par- independent businesses connect and thrive ticipants in society by offering rigorous academic learning and life-enhancing Gospel teachings.

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1327 The Lupe Fund Foundation Inc. 973-485-9495 www.lupenj.org Educate, empower, 6558 Autism New Jersey, Inc. 609-588-8200 www.autismnj.org Autism New Jersey and engage Latinas to promote leadership and civic engagement. Tackles issues is dedicated to ensuring that people with autism receive appropriate, effective such as health and education in order to advance the Latino community. services and provides information, referral, training, support, education and ad- vocacy. 1335 The Salvation Army -Newark 973-623-5959 www.salvationarmynj.org The Salva- tion Army, Newark NJ delivers social/human services to residents of all ages at 6538 Bayshore Center at Bivalve 856-785-2060 www.bayshorecenter.org BCB, home- five community center and a Boys & Girls Clubs. port to schooner AJ Meerwald, seeks to inspire others to care for the history, culture and enviornment of the Delaware Bayshore Region. 1336 The Willing Heart Community Care Center 973-622-2100 www.willing heartccc.com Delivers services such as, food, clothes, household items, and hol- 6568 Best Friends Animal Society 435-644-2001 www.bestfriends.org Working with iday events that will support individuals, families, and a community’s quest for a you - and groups all across the country - to stop the killing in our nation’s animal Healthy Environment. shelters. Together, we can Save Them All. 1355 Unified Vailsburg Service Organization 973-374-2000 x11 www.uvso.org 6500 Bharat Sevashram Sangha of North America Inc. New Jersey 732-422-8880 A multi-purpose human service and community development agency founded by www.bssnj.org Yoga, meditation, ancient philosophy, classical music, languages, clergy and residents of the Vailsburg section of Newark in 1972. arts, culture and dance. Spiritual guidance for self upliftment, family counseling and prayer for world peace. Soup kitchen. 8021 Vacamas Programs for Youth 862-838-3023 www.vacamas.org Provide elementa- ry school students with one-on-one homework assistance and educational activ- 6542 Boys & Girls Club of Newark 973-242-1200 www.bgcn.org Boys & Girls Club ities including family involvement components at McKinley Street Elementary in of Newark provides free in-house pediatric, vision, and dental care services to Newark. youth ages 5 to 18 as part of membership. 1315 YMCA of Newark & Vicinity 973-624-8900 www.newarkymca.org Provide the 8100 Boys & Girls Clubs of Gloucester County, Inc. 856-881-6084 www.gcbgc.org resources to bring people together to focus on the things that matter the most in To inspire and enable all young people especially those from disadvantaged our community – from childhood obesity to homelessness. circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive responsible and caring citizens. 1337 YMCA of Western Monmouth County 732-294-7727 www.ymcanj.org To put Christian principals into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, 6517 Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey 732-745-0200 www.bianj.org Our mission is and body for all. to support and advocate for individuals affected by brain injury and raise public awareness through education and prevention. 6547 Buddhist Global Relief a NJ Nonprofit Corporation 201-895-9977 www.buddhist UNAFFILIATED AGENCIES globalrelief.org Combat chronic hunger and mailnutrition in poor communities worldwide by providing direct food aid, developing sustainable food production 6503 180 Turning Lives Around, Inc. 732-264-4360 www.180nj.org 180 Turning Lives methods, and educating/training women and girls. Around, Inc. empowers domestic and sexual violence victims through crisis 6501 Camden County Hero Scholarship Fund, Inc. 856-768-9656 www.camdencounty response, shelter, hotlines, counseling, legal support, housing, advocacy, preven- hero.com A non-profit organization providing financial/educational assistance to tion, education, and information. the families of Camden County’s police, fire and ems personnel killed or disabled 6505 Advocates for Children of New Jersey 973-643-3876 www.acnj.org ACNJ is a in the line of duty. non-profit statewide organization that advocates to improve laws, policies and 6502 Cancer Support Community Central New Jersey 908-658-5400 www.cancer programs for New Jersey’s children and families. supportcnj.org Provides professionally led groups and individual support, educa- 6507 Anchor House, Inc. 609-396-8329 www.anchorhousenj.org Anchor House Inc. tional workshops, and nutrition and exercise classes to all individuals affected by is a muti-service agency for runaway, homeless, abused, and at-risk youth and cancer in Central New Jersey. their families, serving our most vulnerable population. 6548 CASA of Middlesex County 732-246-4449 www.casaofmiddlesexcounty.org CASA 6522 Animal Protection League of NJ, Inc. 732-446-6808 www.aplnj.org APLNJ is a of Middlesex County recruits, screens, trains and oversees volunteers who advo- grassroots, educational organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life of cate for the best interests of children who have been abused or neglected. animals in NJ by ending their abuse and suffering. 6528 Catholic Charities, Diocese of Metuchen 732-324-8200 www.ccdom.org Catho- 3430 Animal Rescue Force, Inc. 732-257-7559 www.arf.petfinder.com Animal Rescue lic Charities, Diocese of Metuchen provides counseling, childcare, foster care, Force. Inc. helps finds homes for dogs and cats in need, spays and neuters them maternity services, youth programs, affordable housing, homeless shelters, with prior to adoption to help prevent pet overpopulation. emphasis on economically poor and devalued. 6669 Animal Sanctuary Society, Inc. 856-642-0004 www.animalsanctuarysociety.org 6523 Central Asia Institute 406-585-7841 www.centralasiainstitute.org To empower Animal rescue and adoption of homeless animal; veterinary care including spay communities of Central Asia through literacy and education, especially for girls; and neutering; helping seriously ill and/or financially burdened people with their to promote peace through education. pets. 6719 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia 267-426-6500 www.chop.edu Children’s 6511 Animal Welfare Association, Inc. 856-424-2288 x107 AWANJ.org AWA provides Hospital of Philadelphia strives to be the world leader in pediatric health care, pet-assisted therapy to area seniors improving communication, cognitive func- providing excellent patient care, innovative research and quality professional tion, self esteem and emotional stress, as well as humane education programs education. for children. 8102 ChoiceOne Pregnancy & Sexual Health Resource Center 800-497-TEST www. 6524 Arm In Arm 609-396-9355 www.arminarm.org Partnering with the community to mychoiceone.info ChoiceOne offers free, confidential pregnancy tests, STD achieve food, housing, and job support, Arm In Arm ensures basic needs while screening, sonograms, option & post abortion counseling, abstinence education, supporting steps toward long-term financial stability. parenting & fathering programs, maternity & baby clothes, equipment. 6529 ArtPride New Jersey Foundation, Inc. 609-479-3377 www.artpridenj.com Art- 6549 Community Action Service Center 609-443-4464 www.njrise.org Through com- Pride New Jersey, the state’s largest cross-discipline arts service organization, munity partnerships and direct services, Rise provides a food pantry, a summer advances the arts as essential to New Jersey’s quality of life and its economic camp, youth programming, case management, and referrals to local struggling vitality. families. 6691 ARVF Corp (Alicia Rose Victorious Foundation) 856-784-0615 www.arvf.org 2700 Community Chest of Englewood 201-568-7474 www.thecommunitychest Providing courage and comfort for hospitalized teens with cancer and other ofenglewood.org Raises funds and distributes them to local nonprofit agencies life-threatening illnesses by creating activities, programs and events to meet the and provides capacity building services such as professional development to psycho-social needs. local agencies 6692 Associate Alumnae of Douglass College 732-246-1600 www.douglassalumnae. 6581 Community Treatment Solutions 856-642-9090 www.ctsnj.org Community Treat- org AADC develops and promotes connections among Douglass alumnae, provid- ment Solutions addresses the needs of youth in New Jersey who have been ing programs, services and learning opportunities; and provides financial support abused, neglected and/or abandoned by the adults in their lives. to Douglass Residential College and her students. 6526 Crisis Pregnancy Center of Southern Jersey, Inc. DBA Cornerstone Women’s 6515 Atlantic City Rescue Mission Inc. 609-345-5517 www.acrescuemission.org Resource Centers 856-935-0304 www.cornerstonewrc.org Provide support and ACRM provides food, shelter, clothing and health care for 3000 people annual- material assistance for pregnant and parenting mothers; prenatal and parenting ly. Our Education, Career Training, and permanent housing placement programs education; pregnancy loss recovery counseling; abstinence education to area restore hope for many. school youths.

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6527 Diabetes Foundation, Inc. 201-444-0337 www.diabetesfoundationinc.org Improv- 6543 Holy Name Medical Center Foundation, Inc. 201-833-3187 www.holyname. ing the care and quality of life for NJ children and adults with diabetes through org/Foundation/ The Holy Name Medical Center Foundation solicits, accepts, medication assistance,support services, education and camperships for diabetic manages, and disburses all donations for Holy Name Medical Center, its patient children. care services and affiliated programs. 6551 EASEL Animal Rescue League 609-883-0540 www.easelnj.org EASEL’s mission is 6545 HomeFront, Inc. 609-989-9417 www.homefrontnj.org HomeFront provides safe, to reduce the number of unwanted dogs and cats euthanized in Mercer County, secure housing (shelter/transitional/permanent/homelessness prevention); through the power of collaborative coalitions and community alliances. children’s support (camp/afterschool); self-sufficiency tools (literacy/job/life skills); resources (furniture/clothing/food). 6530 ECHO, Inc. 609.695.4151 www.echoseniors.org ECHO, Inc.’s programs, services and volunteer opportunities enable seniors to remain active, involved, informed, 6510 House of Charity 856-583-6128 www.camdendiocese.org/hoc The House of independent and respected elders making contributions to their communities. Charity provides for health, social and welfare services in southern New Jersey for needy people regardless of race, creed or origin. 6532 Eden Autism Services Foundation, Inc. 609-987-0099 www.edenautism.org Eden Autism Services Foundation provides a comprehensive continuum of education- 6593 Hyacinth AIDS Foundation 732-246-0204 www.hyacinth.org NJ’s largest al, residential, employment and outreach services for children and adults with HIV/AIDS service organization with six regional offices. We provide vital direct autism, and their families. services, Hotline, prevention, education, and advocacy to 15,000 people annually. 6512 Embrace Kids Foundation (The Institute for Children with Cancer and Blood 6550 Institute for Black Charities 202-722-5050 www.blackcharities.net Help us im- Disorders) 732-247-5300 www.embracekids.org We provide funding for a broad prove life for Black children, families and poor communities in crisis through range of services such as counselors, child life specialists, scholarships, a learn- emergency relief, economic initiatives and international aid to bridge the divide. ing center, a pediatric palliative care program, etc. 6561 Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County 609-393-9922 www.icgmc.org 6544 enCourage Kids Foundation 212-354-2878 www.encourage-kids.org Provides Promoting the independence, dignity and wellness of homebound elderly and entertainment and engaging activities in and out of the hospital to encourage kids people with disabilities by matching them with caring volunteers who assist with facing health challenges to laugh, play, and have fun. daily living tasks. 6732 Eversight New Jersey 732-382-3060 eversightvision.org Eversight New Jersey is 6562 Interfaith Food Pantry, Inc. 973-538-8049 www.mcifp.org Committed to ending a local non-profit organization dedicated to restoring sight and preventing blind- hunger in Morris County and supporting self-sufficiency. We provide food, nutri- ness through the healing power of donation, transplantation and research. tion education and resources inspiring confidence and hope to needy families. 6533 Ezer Mizion 718 853 8400 www.ezermizion.org Ezer Mizion’s Jewish Bone Marrow 6563 Jewish Family Service of MetroWest 973-765-9050 www.jfsmetrowest.org Registry is the largest worldwide Jewish registry facilitating genetic matches JFS MetroWest provides for the social services and mental health needs of the among Jewish cancer patients. communities in Essex, Morris, Sussex, North Union, and lower Hudson Counties. 6552 Family Equality Council 646-880-3005 www.familyequality.org Family Equality 6619 Karen Ann Quinlan Memorial Foundation D/B/A Karen Ann Quinlan Hospice Council works to ensure legal and lived equality for LGBTQ families by building 973-383-0115 karenannquinlan hospice.org We are a non-profit organization pro- community, changing hearts and minds, and advancing social justice viding a full continuum of high quality medical, emotional and spiritual services to hospice patients, families and the community. 6535 Family Guidance Center 609-586-0668 www.fgccorp.org Specialized trauma treatment, mental health, substance use, & family preservation services, prena- 6506 Kean University Foundation 908-737-3340 www.keanfoundation.org Foundation tal screening, a school for children with emotional difficulties, credit, housing & resources support the present and future needs of Kean University. Donations financial counseling help deserving student through scholarships and provide support for innovative programs and initiatives. 6560 Family Promise Interfaith Hospitality Network of Gloucester County 856-243- 5971 www.familypromisegc.org Family Promise of Gloucester County provides 6576 Kingsway Learning Center 856-428-8108 www.kingswaylearningcenter.org food, shelter and case management services to homeless children and their A non-profit organization with campuses in Haddonfield and Moorestown com- families. mitted to meeting the needs of individuals with unique abilities. 6537 Food For The Poor, Inc. 954-427-2222 www.foodforthepoor.org An interdenomina- 8010 Lawrence Township Education Foundation 609-219-0340 www.ltefnj.org tional Christian organization providing food, housing, healthcare, education, fresh The Lawrence Township Education Foundation fosters educational excellence, water, disaster relief, and sustainable efforts in Latin America and the Caribbean. creativity and achievement in Lawrence Township Public Schools. This includes financial support, volunteerism and in-kind contributions. 8033 Foster and Adoptive Family Services 609-520-1500 www.fafsonline.org FAFS offers support, training and advocacy to meet the needs of foster, adoptive and 6564 Legal Services of New Jersey 732-572-9100 www.lsnj.org Legal Services of kinship families providing safe, stable and nurturing homes for foster children. New Jersey, the statewide legal services program for low-income residents, co- ordinates five independent, regional programs and also provides legal services 6538 Friends of the Monmouth County Child Advocacy Center 908-770-1366 www. and resources. friendsofmccac.org Friends of Monmouth County Child Advocacy Center provides financial support for the Center, which provides investigative, mental 6546 Mainstage Center for the Arts 609-605-2739 www.mainstage.org Mainstage health and medical assistance to child abuse victims. Center for the Arts provides youth with experiences that develop positive inter- actions with others, greater self-worth, and an abiding appreciation for the per- 6651 Friends of the Monmouth County Park System, Inc. 732-975-9735 www.friends forming arts. ofmonmouthcountyparks.org We are nonprofit and support Monmouth County Park System projects such as historical/natural resource preservation, recre- 6553 Martin Luther King Youth Center 908-526-3688 WWW.MLKYCENTER.ORG ation for urban youth and individuals with disabilities. The Martin Luther King Youth Center provides a program which addresses the educational, development, cultural, social, physical, nutritional and mental needs 6504 Funny Farm Rescue & Sanctuary 609-742-9410 www.funnyfarmrescue.org of school aged children. We are committed to the well being of abused, disabled and abandoned ani- mals. We provide food, shelter, medical care, compassion and love for unwanted 6565 Marty’s Place Senior Dog Sanctuary 609-259-1278 www.martysplace.org animals. Provides a safe, loving, protected environment for senior dogs (age 7-plus) that do not have homes; includes lifetime physical and emotional care, companion- 6539 Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey, Inc. 973-248-8200 www.gsnnj.org ship and enrichment. Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey builds girls’ courage, confidence, and char- acter who make the world a better place, serving 29,000 girls and 15,000 volun- 6566 Mary’s Place by the Sea 732-455-5344 www.marysplacebythesea.org Mary’s teers. Place by the Sea provides respite for women with cancer, and is a place for wom- en with cancer to heal: mind, body and soul. 6541 GLSEN 212-727-0135 www.gmail.com GLSEN works to ensure that every student in every school is valued and treated with respect, regardless of their sexual 6554 Masonic Charity Foundation of New Jersey 609-239-3999 www.njmasonic.org orientation, gender identity, or expression. We provide a full continuum of comprehensive health care services for seniors, as well as scholarships and special programs designed to help students at-risk. 6729 Hamilton Area Young Men’s Christian Association 609-581-9622 www. hamiltonymca.org We’re dedicated to building a healthy spirit, mind, and body 6555 Meals on Wheels in Greater New Brunswick 732-249-3488 mowgnb.org through programs promoting health, strong families, youth leadership, community MOWGNB serves homebound seniors in New Brunswick and surrounding com- development, and international understanding. munities. Every weekday, we deliver two nutritionally beneficial meals regard- less of our clients’ ability to pay. 8105 Histiocytosis Association, Inc. 856-589-6606 www.histio.org Histiocytosis Association is dedicated to raising awareness about histiocytic disorders, pro- 6509 Mercer County Community College Foundation 609-570-3608 www.mccc.edu/ viding education and emotional support, and funding research leading to better foundation Through advocacy and fundraising, MCCC Foundation secures treatments and a cure. resources in support of student scholarships, educational and community programs, and similar needs to advance the College’s mission.

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6556 Metropolitan Camden Habitat for Humanity 856-963-8018 www.habitatcamden. 6514 Prader-Willi Syndrome Association (USA) 941-312-0400 www.pwsausa.org org Camden County Habitat for Humanity partners with people, communities, and Educates and advocates for families porfessionals; provides medical interven- organizations to foster economic empowerment and sustainable commuity revi- tions and crisis support; funds research; publishes and destributes educational talization through home ownership. materials. 8109 Middle Earth 908-725-7223 www.middleearthnj.org Middle Earth provides 6572 Prevention First 732-663-1800 x 232 www.preferredbehavioral.org/ Provides employment readiness, college preparedness, life skills education, recreation, prevention education programs on developing positive life skills, avoiding alco- community service, mentoring, and afterschool programming to youth & their hol, tobacco and other drugs, dating and gang violence and bullying. families in Somerset County. 6580 Princeton Area Community Foundation 609-219-1800 x 13 www.pacf.org 6534 Mobile Meals of Hamilton Township, Inc. 609-448-4088 www.mobilemeals Provides services to promote philanthropy and support local nonprofits, awards hamilton.org Volunteers deliver hot and cold meals M-F from RWJohnson Hos- grants and scholarships, and invests and administers charitable funds. pital and check on the welfare of aged and/or handicapped clients in Hamilton, 6578 Project Concern International 858-279-9690 www.pciglobal.org PCI’s mission is Mercer County to empower people to enhance health, end hunger and overcome hardship. 6559 Montclair State University Foundation 973-655-4344 www.montclair.edu 6583 Project Self-Sufficiency of Sussex County, Inc. 973-940-3500 projectself Montclair State University Foundation supports the academic and cultural pro- sufficiency.org Project Self-Sufficiency is a nonprofit agency providing compre- grams of the University through student scholarships, funding for faculty devel- hensive economic self-sufficiency and family stability services enabling low-in- opment, research and programmatic support. come families to improve their lives and their children’s lives. 6570 New Jersey City University Foundation Inc. 201-200-3344 www.njcu.edu The 6508 Ramapo College Foundation 201-684-7611 www.ramapo.edu Provide the re- NJCU Foundation supports NJCU as it transforms into a national leader in urban sources “that make the difference” in Ramapo College’s quest for educational public education, transforming the lives of its diverse student community. excellence, namely for student scholarships, faculty development, educational 8111 New Jersey SHARES 866-NJSHARES www.njshares.org YOUR WARM HEART and community programs. CAN HEAT A HOME! NJ SHARES helps struggling families and individuals in 6625 Rescue Mission of Trenton 609-695-1436 www.rmtrenton.org An agency that crisis with their utility bills. We keep our neighbors safe. serves needy adults shelter, food, clothing, substance abuse treatment, perma- 6579 New Jersey State Museum Foundation 609-394-5310 www.statemuseum.nj.gov nent housing, and job development so that they may rebuild their lives. The New Jersey State Museum Foundation partners with the New Jersey 6586 Rett Syndrome Research Trust (RSRT) 609-309-5676 www.reverserett.org RSRT State Museum to provide educational programs and opportunities to New Jersey spurs and supports research that is leading to a cure for Rett Syndrome, a severe residents. neurological disorder that afflicts 350,000 girls and women. 8112 NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome and Associated Disorders 908-575-7350 www. 6518 Rowan University Foundation, Inc. 856-256-4097 www.rufoundation.org Estab- njcts.org Providing services and advocacy for families; outreach to medical and lishes and cultivates partnerships with individuals, foundations and corporations educational communities; public awareness and support of research for treat- to secure philanthropic support and engage alumni, donors and other constitu- ment and a cure. ents to advance Rowan University’s mission. 6567 NJ Foundation for Aging 609-421-0206 www.njfoundationforaging.org NJFA 6516 Rutgers University Foundation 848-932-7777 www.support.rutgers.edu To sup- works to empower seniors to live in the community with independence and digni- port Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey and help it attain excellence in ty, through public education, and influencing social policy advocacy. education, research and public service. 6571 NJIT Foundation at New Jersey Institute of Technology 973-596-6519 www. 8039 Ryan’s Quest, Inc. 609-947-3611 www.ryansquest.org To increase awareness of njit.edu New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) is committed to the pursuit of Duchenne muscular dystrophy by allocating funds for research with the greatest excellence. NJIT prepares students to be leaders in the technology-dependent potential of finding a cure or treatment for this disease. economy. 6582 Scleroderma Foundation/Tri-State Chapter 607-723-2239 sclerodermatristate.org 6573 Ocean County College Foundation 732-255-0492 www.ocean.edu The Ocean Sclerderma is a chronic, often progressive, autoimmune diesease. Scleroderma County College Foundation is dedicated to the growth and development of the Foundation helps patients, and families, through support groups, educational College through scholarships, endowments, and capital and special projects. information and referral, awareness and research funding. 6569 Ocean County Long Term Recovery Group (OCLTRG) 732-569-3484 www.ocean- 6519 Senior Citizens United Community Services, Inc. 856-456-1121 www.scucs.org countyltrg.org Ocean County Long Term Recovery Group was established in the Services aimed at improving quality of life, and preventing premature institution- aftermath of Superstorm Sandy to coordinate recovery assistance to those expe- alization for the frail and vulnerable of Southern NJ with the greatest socio-eco- riencing loss or damage. nomic needs 6633 Ocean of Love 732-270-3500 www.oceanoflove.org Ocean of Love is a non-profit 6584 Share and Care Foundation for India 201-262-7599 www.shareandcare.org organization dedicated to helping families with children with cancer in Ocean Creating opportunities for marginalized people in rural India through unique, sus- County. We provide families with counseling, support groups, food assistance, tainable and holistic programs in education, healthcare and gender equality. HH bills, traveling reimbursements from hospital visits, and funeral expenses if needed. 6585 Sierra House, Inc. 973-678-3556 www.sierrahouse.org A nonprofit committed to improving the prospects of individual achievement for homeless and low to 6531 Old Barracks Association 609-396-1776 www.barracks.org Military Barracks moderate individuals and families through housing, education, and community built in 1758. Historic, national landmark, nonprofit. Preserving and Interpreting services. Revolutionary War, Cultural and Military significance of the building. Exhibits, Living History programs. 6587 Special People United to Ride, Inc. 732-224-1367 www.spuronline.net Special People United to Ride, Inc. raises funds to provide assistance to individuals 6575 One Simple Wish 609-883-8484 www.onesimplewish.org One Simple Wish with disabilities in New Jersey through need based scholarships for therapeutic empowers individuals to make a direct and meaningful difference in the lives of horsemanship. children in foster care and at-risk youth, one simple wish at a time 6733 Stockton University Foundation 609-652-4528 www.stockton.edu Supports the 6577 Options for Women 856-795-0166 optionsnj.org Free crisis pregnancy interven- philanthropic needs of Stockton University. The Foundation provides leadership tion. Pregnancy testing, ultrasound, early pre-natal care, parenting skills/adop- and oversight and is responsible for raising, stewarding and distributing its as- tion, pre-post abortion education. Serving all South Jersey. Saving lives and tax- sets. payer dollars. 6589 Summit Speech School 908-508-0495 www.summitspeech.org Summit Speech 6574 Partners in Learning, Inc. 856-374-2821 www.partnersinlearningnj.org Provides School helps children who are deaf or hard of hearing to learn to listen and speak intensive intervention for young children with autism spectrum disorders and as part of the hearing world. their families for meaningful inclusion in natural settings such as home, commu- nity and school. 6590 Sunshine Foundation 800-767-1976 www.sunshinefoundation.org The original wish granting organization, founded in 1976, answering dreams of over 40,000 8014 Partnership for the Delaware Estuary Inc. 800-445-4935 www.DelawareEstuary. chronically ill, seriously ill, physically challenged and abuse children throughout org Partnership for the Delaware Estuary combines science, education, and out- the county. reach efforts for clean water, healthy habitats, and strong communities for the Delaware River and Bay. 6557 TASK, Inc. (Trenton Area Soup Kitchen) 609-695-5456 www.TrentonSoupKitchen. org TASK provides weekday meals for those in need, as well as services to im- 6513 Pedals for Progress, a New Jersey Nonprofit Corporation 908-638-4811 www. prove patrons’ quality of life and level of self-sufficiency p4p.org To enhance the productivity of low-income people overseas by supply- ing reconditioned bikes at low cost, while reducing the volume of bikes in US landfills.

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6521 The Arc/Mercer 609-406-0181 www.arcmercer.org The Arc/Mercer, Inc. is com- 6598 Thomas Edison State University Foundation 609-984-1588 www.tesufoundation. mitted to securing for all people with developmental disabilities the opportunity org The Thomas Edison State University Foundation is a private, nonprofit corpo- to choose and realize their goals. ration, and exists exclusively to support the programs and activities of Thomas Edison State University 6591 The Bridge Academy 609-844-0770 banj.org The Bridge Academy is a NJ approved independent school for students with language-based learning disabili- 6599 Trenton Children’s Chorus, Inc. 609-278-0822 trentonchildrenschorus.org Trenton ties such as dyslexia, auditory processing, ADHD and or dysgraphia. Children’s Chorus provides exceptional music education, performance opportu- nities, and academic assistance for under-served children in grades K-12 from 6592 The Center for Victims of Torture 612-436-4800 www.cvt.org CVT rebuilds the lives Trenton and surrounding communities. of torture survivors; strengthens the capacity of torture survivor programs global- ly; and advocates for human rights and an end to torture. 0600 UNCF (United Negro College Fund) 973-642-1955 www.uncf.org The nations largest and most effective minority education organization. UNCF provides chol- 6525 The College of New Jersey 609-771-2393 tcnjfoundation.tcnj.edu TCNJ Founda- arships to more than 65,000 students. “A mind is a terrible thing to waste” tion receives philanthropic support to advance the mission of The College of New Jersey by providing scholarship and funding for student and faculty programs. 3800 United Way of Bucks County 215-949-1660 www.uwbucks.org Providing leader- ship and leveraging resources to create lasting solutions, uniting communities 6540 The Community FoodBank of New Jersey, Inc. 908-355-3663 www.cfbnj.org and maximizing human care impact for Bucks County service area, including chil- The Community FoodBank of New Jersey provides food to the poor and low-in- dren, families, emergencies. come, nutrition education to children, and culinary job training to low-income unemployed adults. 6620 Womanspace, Inc. 609-394-0136 www.womanspace.org The mission of Womans- pace is to prevent abuse, protect families, and change lives through empower- 6595 The Kortney Rose Foundation 732-222-1491 thekortneyrosefoundation.org ment and a safety net of supportive services. Brain tumors are the #1 cancer cause of death in children 19 and under. Support us in Kortney’s memory. Get Brain Tumors OFF Kids’ Minds. 6600 WomenRising, Inc. 201-333-5700 www.womenrising.org WomenRising assists women and their families to achieve self-sufficiency and live safe, fulfilling and 6596 The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (formerly known as productive lives, through social services, economic development, and advocacy CASAColumbia) 212-841-5200 www.centeronaddiction.org We strive to better the services. lives of people impacted by substance use and addiction; we find solutions that free communities from the devastation addiction causes. 6601 Wynona’s House Child Advocacy Center 973-753-1110 wynonashouse.org Mission: promote justice and provide healing for child abuse victims. Vision: a 6597 The NRA Foundation, Inc. 888-467-2363 www.nrafoundation.org Supports pro- community where children are safe, families are strong and victims become chil- grams within the NRA, law enforcement and other community-based agencies dren again. that foster firearms safety and education, constitutional education and wildlife conservation management. 6621 Young Audiences New Jersey & Eastern Pennsylvania 609-243-9000 www. yanjep.org Young Audiences inspires young people and expands their learning 6588 The Oasis Animal Sanctuary, Inc. 856-262-1222 www.oasisanimalsanctury.org through the arts. We envision a future in which all students engage in quality arts The Oasis Animal Sanctuary is a 15 year old no-kill animal welfare organization education. committee to relieving the suffering of companion animals, horses, and other pets. 6622 Young Life 856-582-4212 gc.younglife.org Young Life provides mentoring to ado- lescants to help them navigate difficult life decisions in their formative teenage 6594 The Paul Robeson House of Princeton 609-9241-666 www.thepaulrobeson years. houseofprinceton.org The birthhome of Paul Robeson is a memorial to the life and legacy this Princeton native and his accertive commitment to the poor and underserved. 6520 The William Paterson University of NJ Foundation, Inc. 973-720-3221 www. wpunj.edu/giving/ To support the development and growth of William Paterson University of New Jersey by raising funds for scholarships, facilities, cultural events and community activities.

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6503 180 Turning Lives Around, Inc...... 32 3401 American Association for Cancer Research ...... 16 7005 American Association of Kidney Patients, Inc...... 16 A 3202 American Brain Foundation ...... 10 7050 Abandoned Children’s Fund...... 16 3409 American Breast Cancer Foundation ...... 16 1101 Abilities Center of Southern NJ ...... 25 0502 American Cancer Society ...... 9 1401 Abilities Solutions ...... 25 1302 American Cancer Society-Eastern Division ...... 31 5006 Abortion Federation, National (NAF) ...... 16 3268 American Center for Law and Justice ...... 10 7051 Abused Children’s Fund, Inc...... 16 3269 American Civil Liberties Union Foundation, Inc...... 11 0760 Access One, Inc...... 25 0503 American Diabetes Association ...... 9 0423 Accion International ...... 12 4002 American Family Association ...... 15 3415 Action Against Hunger USA ...... 16 3348 American Farmland Trust ...... 13 3402 Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty ...... 16 3350 American Forests ...... 13 3433 Adoption Center ...... 16 4101 American Foundation for Suicide Prevention ...... 15 3451 Adoptions by Cradle of Hope ...... 16 0501 American Heart Association, Founders Affiliate ...... 9 0543 Advancing Opportunities 3452 American Humane Association ...... 16 (Formerly United Cerebral Palsy Associations of New Jersey) ...... 9 4423 American Indian College Fund ...... 16 6505 Advocates for Children of New Jersey ...... 32 4412 American Indian Youth Running Strong ...... 16 0402 Africare ...... 12 3417 American Institute for Cancer Research ...... 16 4456 After A Child Dies-The Compassionate Friends ...... 16 0440 American Jewish World Service ...... 12 3504 Aid For Starving Children ...... 16 0505 American Kidney Fund ...... 9 7100 Aid for Trash Dump Children: The Unforgotten ...... 16 5011 American Library Association ...... 16 7002 AIDS Children’s Foundation ...... 16 0531 American Liver Foundation ...... 9 3281 AIDS Fund ...... 10 0532 American Lung Association ...... 9 0557 AIDS Research Foundation (amfAR) ...... 9 0507 American Lung Association of the Mid-Atlantic ...... 9 1301 AIDS Resource Foundation for Children ...... 31 0403 American Near East Refugee Aid, Inc. (ANERA) ...... 12 3577 AIDS Treatment and Research Information...... 16 0509 American Parkinson Disease Association ...... 9 3594 AIDS United ...... 16 1402 American Red Cross ...... 25 7102 AIDS Vaccine Initiative, International ...... 16 0704 American Red Cross - Southern Shore Chapter ...... 25 3406 Air Force Association ...... 16 3601 American Red Cross New Jersey Region ...... 23 3325 Alaska Conservation Foundation ...... 13 1002 American Red Cross of Camden & Burlington Counties ...... 25 0740 Alcove Center For Grieving Children & Families ...... 25 0441 American Refugee Committee ...... 12 3439 Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation ...... 16 3517 American Sexual Health Association ...... 16 3403 Allergy and Asthma Network Mothers of Asthmatics, Inc...... 16 3422 American Whitewater ...... 16 3418 Alley Cat Allies ...... 16 4417 Americans Helping Americans ...... 16 4446 Alley Cat Rescue ...... 16 0434 Americares ...... 12 4025 Alliance Defending Freedom ...... 15 1652 Americas Grow A Row ...... 28 4440 Alopecia Areata Foundation National ...... 16 3240 Amnesty International USA ...... 11 4003 Alpha 1 Foundation ...... 15 3423 AmpleHarvest.org ...... 16 0560 ALS Association, The - Greater New York Chapter ...... 9 0453 Amref Health Africa ...... 12 0510 ALS Association, The - Greater Philadelphia Chapter ...... 9 3435 AMVETS Charities ...... 16 3289 Alzheimer’s and Aging Research Center...... 10 3214 AMVETS National Service Foundation ...... 11 0555 Alzheimer’s Association ...... 9 6507 Anchor House, Inc...... 32 0570 Alzheimer’s Association, Delaware Valley Chapter ...... 9 1638 Anderson House, Inc. (A Turning Point Program)...... 28 0512 Alzheimer’s Association, New Jersey ...... 9 7104 Angel Flight Northeast ...... 16 3395 Alzheimer’s Disease Research ...... 10 4506 Animal League America ...... 16 4421 Alzheimer’s Foundation of America ...... 16 7009 Animal Legal Defense Fund ...... 17 5008 Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation...... 16 6522 Animal Protection League of NJ, Inc...... 32 3411 Alzheimer’s Research Foundation, Fisher Center ...... 16 3430 Animal Rescue Force, Inc...... 32 4010 Amen Foundation, The ...... 15 6669 Animal Sanctuary Society, Inc...... 32 3400 America’s Best Charities...... 16 6511 Animal Welfare Association, Inc...... 32 3200 America’s Charities ...... 10 1249 Anshe Emeth Community Development Corporation, Inc...... 24 5012 America’s VetDogs - the Veteran’s K-9 Corps, Inc...... 16 3453 Anxiety, Depression, PTSD and OCD Education and Research Foundation ...... 17

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3413 Appalachian Trail Conservancy ...... 17 1404 Big Brothers Big Sisters Independence Region ...... 25 1403 Arc Gloucester ...... 25 0709 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Atlantic & Cape May Counties ...... 25 0701 Arc of Atlantic County, The ...... 25 1303 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Essex, Hudson & Union Counties ...... 31 1136 Arc of Camden County, The ...... 25 1204 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monmouth & Middlesex Counties ...... 24 0750 Arc of Cumberland County, The ...... 25 1704 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monmouth County ...... 28 1610 ARC of Hunterdon County, The ...... 28 2025 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ocean County ...... 28 1702 ARC of Monmouth County, The ...... 28 0702 Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Independence Region ...... 26 1006 Arc of New Jersey, Burlington County Unit ...... 25 3606 Big Brothers-Big Sisters of Mercer County ...... 23 0513 Arc of New Jersey, The ...... 9 7106 Big Cat Rescue Corp ...... 17 2001 ARC – Ocean County Chapter, The ...... 28 7011 Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network ...... 17 2502 Arc of Union County ...... 29 4006 Blessings International ...... 15 6524 Arm In Arm ...... 32 7107 Blood Cancer Research Foundation ...... 17 7052 Armed Services Mutual Benefit Association STAR Foundation ...... 17 3305 Born Free USA ...... 13 5022 Army Heritage Center Foundation ...... 17 3431 Boulder Crest Retreat for Military & Veteran Wellness ...... 17 3292 Arthritis & Chronic Pain Research Institute ...... 11 3296 Boy Scouts of America ...... 11 0533 Arthritis Foundation ...... 9 2010 Boy Scouts of America Jersey Shore Council ...... 28 4424 Arthritis National Research Foundation ...... 17 3608 Boys & Girls Club of Mercer County ...... 23 6529 ArtPride New Jersey Foundation, Inc...... 32 6542 Boys & Girls Club of Newark ...... 32 3408 Arts Council of Princeton ...... 17 7108 Boys & Girls Clubs of America ...... 17 6691 ARVF Corp (Alicia Rose Victorious Foundation)...... 32 8100 Boys & Girls Clubs of Gloucester County, Inc...... 32 0436 Ashoka ...... 12 0710 Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City ...... 26 3441 Asian Children’s Rescue & Relief Fund ...... 17 1118 Boys and Girls Club of Camden County ...... 26 3541 ASPCA: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ...... 17 1719 Boys and Girls Club of Monmouth County ...... 28 1304 ASPIRA, Inc. of New Jersey ...... 31 0752 Boys and Girls Club of Vineland...... 26 3561 Assistance Dog Institute ...... 17 1306 Boys to Leaders Foundation ...... 31 6692 Associate Alumnae of Douglass College ...... 32 4427 Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence...... 17 3313 Association of NJ Environmental Commissions ...... 13 3404 Brain & Behavior Research Foundation ...... 17 4201 Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America ...... 15 6517 Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey ...... 32 6515 Atlantic City Rescue Mission Inc...... 32 3414 Brain Injury Association of America ...... 17 0707 Atlantic County Women’s Center ...... 25 3407 Brain Tumor Association, American (ABTA) ...... 17 2507 Brand New Day Inc...... 29 2501 Atlantic Health / Overlook Hospital Family Service ...... 29 7057 Bread and Water for Africa, Inc...... 17 0703 Atlantic Prevention Resources ...... 25 3444 Breast Cancer Action ...... 17 0708 Atlanticare Behavioral Health ...... 25 7012 Breast Cancer African American, Sisters Network Inc...... 17 4426 Autism Intervention and Treatment Research -- Organization for Autism Research ...... 17 7058 Breast Cancer Aid and Research Institute ...... 17 6558 Autism New Jersey, Inc...... 32 4005 Breast Cancer Charities of America ...... 15 3485 Autism Society of America ...... 17 3207 Breast Cancer Coalition ...... 11 0508 Autism Speaks ...... 9 4428 Breast Cancer Fund ...... 17 4207 Breast Cancer Research Foundation ...... 15 B 1142 Bridge Program at Our Lady of Lourdes ...... 26 1386 Barat Foundation ...... 31 1606 Briteside Adult Day Center, Inc...... 28 6538 Bayshore Center at Bivalve ...... 32 3475 Brother’s Brother Foundation...... 17 0514 Be The Match Foundation ...... 9 3437 Buckner Children and Family Services ...... 17 3215 Believe In Tomorrow National Children’s Foundation ...... 11 6547 Buddhist Global Relief a NJ Nonprofit Corporation ...... 32 7055 Best Buddies for Children and Adults 1009 Burlington County Community Action Program (BCCAP) ...... 26 with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities ...... 17 6568 Best Friends Animal Society ...... 32 C 3419 Bethany Christian Services ...... 17 1125 Camden County College Foundation ...... 26 3605 Better Beginnings Child Development Center ...... 23 6501 Camden County Hero Scholarship Fund, Inc...... 32 3342 Beyond Pesticides ...... 13 3216 Camp Fire National Headquarters ...... 11 6500 Bharat Sevashram Sangha of North America Inc. New Jersey ...... 32 7014 Cancer Aid and Research Fund ...... 17 3562 Bible Believers Fellowship, Inc...... 17 3528 Cancer Care, Inc...... 17

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4448 Cancer Curing Society ...... 17 4012 Child Aid ...... 15 3596 Cancer Research America - NFCR ...... 17 1768 Child Assault Prevention of Monmouth County ...... 28 4406 Cancer Research and Assistance - VHL ...... 17 3613 Child Care Connection, The ...... 24 3277 Cancer Research and Prevention Foundation (Prevent Cancer Foundation) ...... 11 0713 Child Federation of Atlantic City ...... 26 3226 Cancer Research for Children - CureSearch ...... 11 3521 Child Find of America ...... 18 3458 Cancer Research Fund of the Damon Runyon - Walter Winchell Foundation.....17 4486 Child Foundation ...... 18 0549 Cancer Research Institute ...... 9 3472 Child Rescue International ...... 18 6502 Cancer Support Community Central New Jersey ...... 32 7060 Child Slavery, Trafficking and Forced Labor Rescue ...... 18 3602 Cancercare, Inc...... 23 0435 ChildFund International ...... 12 3420 Canine Assistants ...... 17 3554 Childhelp® ...... 18 3412 Canine Companions for Independence ...... 17 3448 Childhood Apraxia of Speech Association of North America ...... 18 4429 Canines for Disabled Kids ...... 17 3478 Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation ...... 18 0792 Cape Assist (Cape May Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse) ...... 26 3466 Childhood Cancer Research for a Cure ...... 18 0762 Cape Counseling Services ...... 26 7017 Childhood Leukemia Foundation ...... 18 0763 Cape Volunteers In Medicine, Inc...... 26 0537 Childhood Obesity - Alliance for a Healthier Generation ...... 9 0404 CARE ...... 12 3410 Children Awaiting Parents ...... 18 4033 Care Net ...... 15 0444 Children International ...... 12 0706 Career Opportunity Development, Inc...... 26 3473 Children of Alcoholics (NACoA) ...... 18 2037 Caregiver Volunteers of Central Jersey ...... 28 3450 Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation ...... 18 0793 Caring For Kids ...... 26 4452 Children of Nicaragua Fabretto Foundation ...... 18 0565 CaringBridge ...... 9 3421 Children of the Night ...... 18 4430 Carter Center ...... 18 7113 Children’s AIDS Fund International ...... 18 3482 CASA - Court Appointed Advocates for Abused Children ...... 18 7061 Children’s Cancer Aid and Research Institute ...... 18 6548 CASA of Middlesex County ...... 32 4481 Children’s Cancer Recovery Foundation ...... 18 1773 CASA of Monmouth County, Inc...... 28 3426 Children’s Cardiomyopathy Foundation ...... 18 2002 CASA of Ocean County, Inc...... 28 3447 Children’s Defense Fund ...... 18 1197 Cathedral Kitchen ...... 26 3454 Children’s Emergency Medical Fund of New Jersey. Inc...... 18 2040 Catholic Charities Emergency & Community Services ...... 28 3456 Children’s Fund of America...... 18 1604 Catholic Charities of Hunterdon ...... 28 0545 Children’s Health Fund...... 9 2030 Catholic Charities Providence House-Ocean ...... 28 3614 Children’s Home Society of New Jersey, The ...... 24 1309 Catholic Charities USA ...... 31 2003 Children’s Home Society of New Jersey, The ...... 28 0731 Catholic Charities, Diocese of Camden ...... 26 6719 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia...... 32 6528 Catholic Charities, Diocese of Metuchen ...... 32 3217 Children’s House at Johns Hopkins Hospital ...... 11 1048 Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton ...... 26 7019 Children’s Hunger Fund ...... 18 4483 Catholic Relief Services - USCCB ...... 18 4004 Children’s Hunger Relief Fund ...... 15 3612 Catholic Youth Organization of Mercer County ...... 24 3479 Children’s Medical Ministries ...... 18 3440 Catholics United for Life ...... 18 4410 Children’s Organ Transplant Association ...... 18 1311 CAUCUS Education Corporation, Inc...... 31 0552 Children’s Tumor Foundation ...... 9 3445 Celiac Central, Beyond Celiac ...... 18 3563 Children’s Wish Foundation International ...... 18 3603 Center for Family Achievement (CCFA) ...... 24 8102 ChoiceOne Pregnancy & Sexual Health Resource Center ...... 32 1111 Center For Family Services ...... 26 1025 Christian Caring Center ...... 26 1410 Center for Family Services, Inc...... 25 4454 Christian Freedom International, Inc...... 18 4484 Center for Reproductive Rights ...... 18 4008 Christian Legal Society ...... 15 1720 Center for Vocational Rehabilitiation, The ...... 28 4034 Christian Military Fellowship ...... 15 6523 Central Asia Institute ...... 32 4413 Christian Relief Services ...... 18 3677 Central Jersey Legal Services ...... 24 3237 Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation ...... 11 1211 Central Jersey Legal Services, Inc...... 24 0406 Church World Service ...... 12 0504 Cerebral Palsy Foundation ...... 9 1364 City Without Walls ...... 31 4485 CHADD (Children & Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) ...... 18 3564 Civil War Trust ...... 18 7015 Challenger Center for Space Science Education ...... 18 1066 CLARIFI (Consumer Credit Counseling Service of the Delaware Valley)...... 26 2026 Chariot Riders, Inc...... 28 3320 Clean Ocean Action ...... 13 7016 Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Inc...... 18 3905 Clean Water Fund of New Jersey ...... 13

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0461 Clinton Foundation ...... 12 3461 Diabetes Health and Research Institute ...... 19 1701 Collier Youth Services...... 29 4223 Diabetes National Research Group ...... 15 0517 Colon Cancer Alliance ...... 9 3425 Diabetes Prevention and Aid Fund ...... 19 2509 Community Access Unlimited ...... 29 3260 Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation ...... 11 6549 Community Action Service Center ...... 32 3227 Diabetes Research Institute Foundation, Inc...... 11 3615 Rise [Community Action Service Center] ...... 24 3519 Direct Relief ...... 19 2700 Community Chest of Englewood ...... 32 3471 Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Charitable Service Trust ...... 19 0795 Community Health Care, Inc...... 26 0442 Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières USA ...... 12 0500 Community Health Charities ...... 9 3463 Dogs Deserve Better ...... 19 0714 Community Mediation Services, Inc...... 26 4432 Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans (NEADS) ...... 19 2006 Community Options, Inc...... 29 7115 Dogs for the Deaf, Inc...... 19 6581 Community Treatment Solutions ...... 32 4501 Dogs Last Chance ...... 19 1707 Community YMCA ...... 29 3462 Dogs Leading the Blind ...... 19 5016 Companion Animal Advocates ...... 18 7063 Dogs On Death Row ...... 19 0443 Compassion International ...... 12 3587 Dollars for Scholars ...... 19 3474 Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc. (COPS) ...... 18 3464 Domestic Violence Hotline, National ...... 19 3338 Conservation International ...... 13 3219 Dress for Success Worldwide ...... 11 3340 Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ ...... 14 7022 Dystonia Medical Research Foundation ...... 19 0716 CONTACT Cape-Atlantic ...... 26 1114 CONTACT Community Helplines, Inc...... 26 E 1014 CONTACT of Burlington County ...... 26 3300 EarthShare New Jersey ...... 13 3616 Contact of Mercer County ...... 24 6551 EASEL Animal Rescue League ...... 33 0521 Cooley’s Anemia Foundation ...... 9 0556 Easter Seals ...... 9 4457 Correctional Peace Officers Foundation ...... 18 0519 Easter Seals New Jersey, Inc...... 9 0764 Court Appointed Special Advocates 3398 Eastern Environmental Law Center ...... 14 of Atlantic & Cape May Counties, Inc. (CASA) ...... 26 0454 ECHO ...... 12 2503 Court Appointed Special Advocates of Union County (Casa) ...... 30 6530 ECHO, Inc...... 33 3566 Covenant House ...... 19 3465 Eczema, National Association ...... 19 0729 Covenant House New Jersey, Inc...... 26 6532 Eden Autism Services Foundation, Inc...... 33 2508 Cranford Family Care Association ...... 30 3324 El Comite De Apoyo A Los Trabajadores Agricolas (Cata) ...... 14 6526 Crisis Pregnancy Center of Southern Jersey, Inc. 4434 Elephant Sanctuary ...... 19 DBA Cornerstone Women’s Resource Centers ...... 32 3432 Elephants, Saving Elephants and Habitat Worldwide...... 19 4014 Crista Ministries ...... 15 1239 Elijah’s Promise ...... 24 0551 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America...... 9 1312 Elijah’s Promise ...... 31 1015 Crossroads Programs ...... 26 2589 Elizabeth Coalition to House the Homeless, Inc...... 30 7062 Cure Alzheimer’s Fund ...... 19 6512 Embrace Kids Foundation 0516 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation ...... 9 (The Institute for Children with Cancer and Blood Disorders) ...... 33 0506 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Greater New Jersey Chapter ...... 9 3649 Enable, Inc...... 24 6544 enCourage Kids Foundation ...... 33 D 0528 Endometriosis Association ...... 9 1901 Daughters of Israel ...... 30 0463 EngenderHealth ...... 12 3429 Days End Farm Horse Rescue ...... 19 3314 Environmental And Energy Study Institute ...... 14 3476 Deaf Children’s Literacy Project ...... 19 3315 Environmental Education Fund ...... 14 4490 Deafness Research Foundation ...... 19 3332 Environmental Law Institute ...... 14 0515 Deborah Heart & Lung Center ...... 9 7145 EOD Warrior Foundation ...... 19 3331 Defenders of Wildlife ...... 14 0559 Epilepsy Foundation of America ...... 9 5017 Delta Research and Educational Foundation ...... 19 0520 Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey Corporation ...... 9 0522 Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance ...... 9 0464 Episcopal Relief & Development ...... 12 3424 Diabetes & Immune Disease National Research Institute ...... 19 4435 Equine Land Conservation Resource ...... 19 3584 Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation ...... 19 6732 Eversight New Jersey ...... 33 3460 Diabetes Aid and Research Fund ...... 19 6533 Ezer Mizion ...... 33 6527 Diabetes Foundation, Inc...... 33

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F 6504 Funny Farm Rescue & Sanctuary ...... 33 0741 FACES Autism Support Network ...... 26 7023 Futures Without Violence ...... 20 3795 FACES: The National Craniofacial Association ...... 19 1439 FamCare, Inc...... 25 G 6552 Family Equality Council ...... 33 3334 Galapagos Conservancy ...... 14 6535 Family Guidance Center ...... 33 3486 Gary Sinise Foundation ...... 20 2034 Family Planning Center of Ocean County, Inc...... 29 0756 Gateway Community Action Partnership ...... 26 6560 Family Promise Interfaith Hospitality Network of Gloucester County ...... 33 2504 Gateway Family YMCA ...... 30 0770 Family Promise of Cape May County ...... 26 1171 Genesis Counseling Center, Inc ...... 26 1639 Family Promise of Hunterdon County ...... 28 7031 Gettysburg Foundation ...... 20 2064 Family Resource Network ...... 29 1608 Girl Scouts Heart of New Jersey ...... 28 0717 Family Service Association ...... 26 1409 Girl Scouts of Central & Southern New Jersey ...... 25 5013 Farm Animal Rescue, Adoption, and Sanctuary ...... 19 0718 Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ, Inc...... 26 3575 Farm Animal Rights Movement (FARM) ...... 19 6539 Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey, Inc...... 33 7024 Farm Sanctuary Inc...... 19 2011 Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore ...... 29 3280 Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home...... 11 1024 Githens Center (Cerebral Palsy Association Burlington County) ...... 26 3428 Federation for American Immigration Reform ...... 19 3220 Give Kids The World ...... 11 0401 Feed My Starving Children ...... 12 3494 Giving Children Hope ...... 20 3266 Feed the Children ...... 11 1408 Glassboro Child Development Centers ...... 25 3468 Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation, Inc...... 19 1325 Glassroots, Inc...... 31 0455 FINCA International ...... 12 4206 Glaucoma Research Foundation ...... 15 3218 FIRST ...... 11 3488 Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance ...... 20 1250 Fish Hospitality, Inc...... 24 0400 Global Impact ...... 12 3467 Fisher House Foundation ...... 19 0452 Global Partners in Care ...... 12 1607 Fisherman’s Mark, Inc...... 28 6541 GLSEN ...... 33 3330 Flat Rock Brook Nature Center ...... 14 1903 Golda Och Academy ...... 30 4011 Focus on the Family ...... 15 0529 Good Grief ...... 9 7119 Food & Medicine for the Poor ...... 19 1904 Gottesman RTW Academy ...... 30 3206 Food Allergy Research & Education, Inc...... 11 3491 Grameen Foundation USA ...... 20 1156 Food Bank of South Jersey ...... 26 3310 Greater Newark Conservancy ...... 14 1436 Food Bank of South Jersey, Inc...... 25 4415 Greenpeace Fund ...... 20 4015 Food For the Hungry ...... 15 4108 Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind, Inc...... 20 6537 Food For The Poor, Inc...... 33 4459 Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc...... 20 1703 FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties ...... 29 4460 Guide Dogs of America ...... 20 1307 Forward Ever Sustainable Business Alliance ...... 31 3438 Guttmacher Institute ...... 20 8033 Foster and Adoptive Family Services ...... 33 4212 Foundation Fighting Blindness ...... 15 H 3208 Foundation for the National Institutes of Health ...... 11 3442 Habitat for Humanity ...... 20 1324 FP Youth Outcry Foundation, Inc...... 31 3524 Habitat for Humanity International ...... 20 3522 FRAXA Research Foundation ...... 19 1052 Habitat For Humanity, Burlington County Unit ...... 26 0411 Free the Slaves ...... 12 0754 Habitat For Humanity, Cumberland County Unit ...... 26 7074 Free to Breathe ...... 19 3908 Hackensack Riverkeeper ...... 14 4494 Freedom Alliance ...... 19 3493 Half the Sky Foundation ...... 20 3681 Freedom House, Inc...... 24 6729 Hamilton Area Young Men’s Christian Association ...... 33 3576 Friends of Animals ...... 19 0405 Handicap International ...... 12 3397 Friends of Liberty State Park ...... 14 0420 Healing the Children ...... 12 1313 Friends of South Orange Library ...... 31 3497 Hearing Dog ...... 20 6538 Friends of the Monmouth County Child Advocacy Center ...... 33 3498 Hearing Foundation ...... 20 6651 Friends of the Monmouth County Park System, Inc...... 33 7065 Heart Disease Aid and Research Fund ...... 20 7030 Friends Without A Border ...... 19 4013 Heartbeat International ...... 15 1902 Friendship Circle ...... 30 7032 Hearts United for Animals ...... 20 3434 Fund for Animals, The ...... 19 0431 Heifer International ...... 12

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0408 Helen Keller International ...... 12 0412 International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) ...... 12 3518 Help the Children ...... 20 0409 International Eye Foundation ...... 12 3470 Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled ...... 20 0465 International Medical Corps ...... 12 1054 Helping Other People Evolve, Inc. (HOPE) ...... 26 4498 International Myeloma Foundation ...... 20 0534 HelpMeSee ...... 9 0407 International Orthodox Christian Charities ...... 12 0739 Hendricks House, Inc...... 26 3287 International Planned Parenthood Federation, Western Hemisphere Region ....11 1317 Hetrick-Martin Institute ...... 31 0429 International Relief Teams ...... 12 0418 HIAS ...... 12 0447 International Rescue Committee Inc...... 13 1122 Hispanic Family Center of Southern NJ ...... 26 7070 Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, Inc...... 20 3490 Hispanic Scholarship Fund ...... 20 3902 Isles, Inc...... 14 8105 Histiocytosis Association, Inc...... 33 3449 Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind ...... 20 1405 HollyDELL, Inc...... 25 3306 Izaak Walton League of America ...... 14 3427 Holt International Children’s Services ...... 20 6543 Holy Name Medical Center Foundation, Inc ...... 33 J 1431 Holy Redeemer Home Care, Inc...... 25 0530 JDRF International ...... 10 0554 Home Care Foundation of New Jersey ...... 9 1905 JESPY House ...... 30 4040 Home School Foundation ...... 15 0720 Jewish Community Center of Atlantic County ...... 27 2505 Homefirst Interfaith Housing and Family Services ...... 30 2513 Jewish Community Center of Central New Jersey ...... 30 6545 HomeFront, Inc...... 33 1906 Jewish Community Center of Central NJ (JCC Central) ...... 30 3503 Homes for Our Troops ...... 20 1907 Jewish Community Center of MetroWest NJ (JCC MetroWest) ...... 30 1616 Homesharing Program of Somerset County ...... 28 1908 Jewish Educational Center ...... 30 7033 Hope For The Warriors® ...... 20 3627 Jewish Family & Children’s Service of Greater Mercer County (JFCS) ...... 24 3526 HOPE worldwide ...... 20 0721 Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties ...... 27 1172 Hopeworks ‘N Camden ...... 27 2532 Jewish Family Service of Central New Jersey ...... 30 1705 Horizons ...... 29 1909 Jewish Family Service of Central NJ (JFS Central) ...... 30 4518 Hospice Foundation for End-of-Life Care ...... 20 6563 Jewish Family Service of MetroWest ...... 33 3457 Hospice Foundation of America ...... 20 1229 Jewish Family Services of Middlesex County ...... 24 6510 House of Charity ...... 33 1603 Jewish Family Services of Somerset, Warren, & Hunterdon Counties ...... 28 2065 House of Hope of Ocean County, Inc...... 29 1900 Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ (UJA) ...... 30 3271 Human Rights Campaign Foundation ...... 11 2029 Jewish Federation of Ocean County ...... 29 0437 Human Rights Watch ...... 12 1911 Jewish Historical Society ...... 30 7035 Humane Farm Animal Care ...... 20 1912 Jewish Service for the Developmentally Disabled of MetroWest (JSDD) ...... 30 3583 Humane Society International ...... 20 1913 Jewish Vocational Service of MetroWest (JVS) ...... 31 5020 Humane Society of Atlantic County ...... 20 0719 John Brooks Recovery Center ...... 27 3446 Humane Society of the United States ...... 20 3660 John O. Wilson Hamilton Neighborhood Service Center, Inc...... 24 1314 Humanity for Africa Foundation, Inc...... 31 3506 Johns Hopkins University ...... 20 1614 Hunterdon Helpline, Inc...... 28 1914 Joint Chaplaincy of Greater MetroWest ...... 31 1615 Hunterdon Hospice, Inc...... 28 1915 Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy/Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School ...... 31 1611 Hunterdon Prevention Resources ...... 28 0518 Huntington’s Disease Society of America...... 10 K 6593 Hyacinth AIDS Foundation ...... 33 3455 K.I.D.S./Fashion Delivers, Inc...... 20 3477 K9s For Warriors ...... 20 I 6619 Karen Ann Quinlan Memorial Foundation D/B/A Karen Ann Quinlan Hospice ...33 3221 "I Have A Dream" Foundation® ...... 11 1178 Katz Jewish Community Center of Southern NJ ...... 27 3527 India Partners ...... 20 6506 Kean University Foundation ...... 33 0761 Inspira Health Network - The Family Success Center ...... 27 4052 Keep A Child Alive ...... 15 6550 Institute for Black Charities ...... 33 0448 Kickstart-International ...... 13 6561 Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County ...... 33 3508 Kidney Cancer Research and Education Association ...... 20 6562 Interfaith Food Pantry, Inc...... 33 1397 Kids Corporation ...... 31 2039 Interfaith Health & Support Services of Southern Ocean County ...... 29 2537 King’s Daughter Day School ...... 30 1198 Interfaith Homeless Outreach Council ...... 27 6576 Kingsway Learning Center ...... 33 1026 Interfaith Hospitality Network of Burlington County ...... 27 3509 Kiva Microfunds ...... 20

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L 6555 Meals on Wheels in Greater New Brunswick ...... 33 2008 LADACIN Network ...... 29 1631 Meals On Wheels In Hunterdon, Inc...... 28 3309 Land Conservancy of New Jersey, The ...... 14 3634 Meals on Wheels of Mercer County, Inc...... 24 3483 Landmine Removal - The HALO Trust USA ...... 21 2004 Meals on Wheels of Ocean County ...... 29 1131 LARC School ...... 27 0424 Medical Teams International ...... 13 8010 Lawrence Township Education Foundation ...... 33 3203 Melanoma Research Foundation ...... 11 1366 Leadership Newark ...... 31 0538 Mental Health America ...... 10 1018 Legacy Treatment Services ...... 27 0526 Mental Health Association of New Jersey ...... 10 6564 Legal Services of New Jersey ...... 33 1135 Mental Health Association of Southwestern NJ ...... 27 1612 Legal Services of Northwest Jersey, Inc...... 28 3685 Mercer Alliance to End Homelessness ...... 24 0523 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society...... 10 6509 Mercer County Community College Foundation ...... 34 3533 Leukemia Clinical Research Foundation ...... 21 3632 Mercer Street Friends ...... 24 1310 Lincoln Park Coast Cultural District, Inc...... 31 0428 Mercy Corps ...... 13 1429 Literacy New Jersey ...... 25 3525 Mercy For Animals ...... 21 2007 Literacy New Jersey, Inc...... 29 3223 Mercy Housing ...... 11 2515 Literacy New Jersey, Inc.-Union County ...... 30 4017 Mercy Ships ...... 15 1706 Literacy Volunteers ...... 29 4462 Mercy-USA for Aid and Development, Inc...... 21 0759 Literacy Volunteers Association Cape-Atlantic, Inc...... 27 6556 Metropolitan Camden Habitat for Humanity ...... 34 2015 Long Beach Island Community Center ...... 29 4504 Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund ...... 21 3510 LuMind - Research Down Syndrome Foundation ...... 21 8109 Middle Earth ...... 34 4522 Lung Cancer Alliance ...... 21 7073 Migraine Research Foundation, Inc...... 21 4016 Lung Cancer Research Foundation ...... 15 3593 Military Officers Association of America Scholarship Fund ...... 21 3511 Lung Cancer Research Foundation, Bonnie J. Addario ...... 21 3633 Millhill Child & Family Development Corp...... 24 3515 LUNGevity Foundation ...... 21 3523 Miracle Flights ...... 21 0567 Lupus Foundation of America Philadelphia Tri-State Chapter ...... 10 6534 Mobile Meals of Hamilton Township, Inc...... 34 0524 Lupus Foundation of America, New Jersey Chapter, Inc...... 10 3302 Monmouth Conservation Foundation ...... 14 3516 Lutheran World Relief ...... 21 7037 Monmouth County SPCA ...... 21 7123 Lymphoma Foundation of America...... 21 1708 Monmouth Day Care ...... 29 4416 Lymphoma Research Foundation ...... 21 6559 Montclair State University Foundation ...... 34 1061 Moorestown Ecumenical Neighborhood Development (MEND) ...... 27 M 1031 Moorestown Visiting Nurses & Hospice ...... 27 1316 Madison Area YMCA ...... 31 3255 Mothers Against Drunk Driving ...... 11 3590 MADRE, Inc...... 21 3636 Mount Carmel Guild ...... 24 6546 Mainstage Center for the Arts ...... 33 3529 Ms. Foundation for Women ...... 21 3222 Make-A-Wish Foundation® of America ...... 11 3499 Mt. Pleasant Animal Shelter ...... 21 0422 MAP International ...... 13 3233 Multiple Sclerosis Association of America ...... 11 0525 March of Dimes Foundation ...... 10 7038 Multiple Sclerosis Foundation ...... 21 3520 Marijuana Policy Project Foundation ...... 21 7129 Multiple Sclerosis, Can Do ...... 21 7125 Marine Corps -- Law Enforcement Foundation ...... 21 0527 Muscular Dystrophy Association ...... 10 3459 Marine Corps League Foundation Inc...... 21 0561 Myasthenia Gravis Foundation ...... 10 3405 Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation ...... 21 3553 Marine Mammal Center ...... 21 N 4523 Marine Mammal Stranding Center ...... 21 3210 NAACP Foundation ...... 11 6553 Martin Luther King Youth Center ...... 33 3209 NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund ...... 11 6565 Marty’s Place Senior Dog Sanctuary...... 33 0541 NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) ...... 10 6566 Mary’s Place by the Sea ...... 33 3246 NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation ...... 11 1412 Maryville, Inc...... 25 3212 National Black Child Development Institute ...... 11 1134 Maryville, Inc...... 27 0562 National Blood Clot Alliance ...... 10 2019 Maryville, Inc...... 29 3530 National Center for Missing & Exploited Children ...... 21 6554 Masonic Charity Foundation of New Jersey ...... 33 3595 National Council of La Raza ...... 21 7072 Matthew 25: Ministries ...... 21 3242 National Down Syndrome Society ...... 11 4111 MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger ...... 15 3224 National Fallen Firefighters Foundation ...... 11

42 ALPHABETICAL INDEX

3538 National FFA Foundation, Inc...... 21 3311 NY/NJ Baykeeper ...... 14 7040 National Foundation for Animal Rescue ...... 21 3323 NY/NJ Trail Conference ...... 14 0566 National Foundation for Cancer Research - Cancer Research America ...... 10 0568 National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization ...... 10 O 0571 National Kidney Foundation ...... 10 1067 Oaks Integrated Care (Twin Oaks Community Services) ...... 27 0572 National Multiple Sclerosis Society ...... 10 3399 Ocean Conservancy ...... 14 3501 National Park Trust ...... 21 6573 Ocean County College Foundation ...... 34 0535 National Parkinson Foundation ...... 10 2066 Ocean County Family Support Organization (OCFSO) ...... 29 3352 National Parks Conservation Association ...... 14 2016 Ocean County Hunger Relief, Inc...... 29 3531 National Police Defense Foundation Inc...... 21 6569 Ocean County Long Term Recovery Group (OCLTRG) ...... 34 0536 National Psoriasis Foundation ...... 10 2018 Ocean County YMCA, Inc...... 29 3253 National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States ...... 11 2022 Ocean Housing Alliance, Inc...... 29 3532 National Veterans Legal Services Program, Inc...... 21 2070 Ocean Mental Health Services ...... 29 3901 National Wildlife Federation ...... 14 6633 Ocean of Love ...... 34 3308 Natural Resource Education Foundation of New Jersey ...... 14 2035 Ocean’s Harbor House ...... 29 3329 Natural Resources Defense Council ...... 14 6531 Old Barracks Association ...... 34 3303 Nature Conservancy, The ...... 14 1181 One Accord, Inc...... 27 1709 Navicore Solutions ...... 29 6575 One Simple Wish ...... 34 4027 Navigators, The ...... 15 5025 Operation First Response, Inc...... 21 4019 Nazarene Compassionate Ministries ...... 15 4529 Operation Homefront ...... 21 0446 Near East Foundation ...... 13 0414 Operation Smile ...... 13 4200 Neighbor To Nation ...... 15 3537 Operation USA ...... 21 2516 Neighborhood House Association ...... 30 0456 Opportunity International ...... 13 3907 New Jersey Audubon Society ...... 14 6577 Options for Women ...... 34 6570 New Jersey City University Foundation Inc...... 34 4213 Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation ...... 15 3341 New Jersey Conservation Foundation of New Jersey ...... 14 3201 Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance ...... 11 1205 New Jersey Institute for Disabilites ...... 24 0413 Oxfam America ...... 13 2005 New Jersey Institute for Disabilities ...... 29 1319 New Jersey Institute for Social Justice Inc...... 31 P 1328 New Jersey Seeds ...... 31 0415 Pact ...... 13 8111 New Jersey SHARES ...... 34 0445 Pan American Development Foundation ...... 13 0569 New Jersey Sharing Network ...... 10 0573 Pancreatic Cancer Action Network ...... 10 6579 New Jersey State Museum Foundation ...... 34 0553 Parkinson’s Disease Foundation...... 10 1320 Newark Mentoring Movement ...... 31 3592 Parkinson’s Research - 1318 Newark Museum (The) ...... 31 The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research ...... 21 1329 Newark Trust for Education ...... 31 1174 Parkside Business & Community In Partnership ...... 27 1406 NewPoint Behavioral Health Care, Inc...... 25 0471 Partners In Health ...... 13 1321 Nigerian Healthcare Foundation ...... 31 6574 Partners in Learning, Inc...... 34 1191 NJ 2-1-1 Partnership ...... 27 8014 Partnership for the Delaware Estuary Inc...... 34 1650 NJ 2-1-1 Partnership ...... 28 3307 Passaic River Coalition ...... 14 1710 NJ 2-1-1 Partnership ...... 29 0459 PATH ...... 13 1129 NJ Academy of Aquatic Sciences ...... 27 0742 Pathstone Corporation, Inc...... 27 5024 NJ Aid For Animals, Inc...... 21 2615 Patriots’ Path Council, Inc., Boy Scouts of America ...... 30 8112 NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome and Associated Disorders ...... 34 3544 Paws for Purple Hearts ...... 22 6567 NJ Foundation for Aging ...... 34 3507 Paws With A Cause ...... 22 2506 NJ-211 ...... 30 3496 Paws4Vets ...... 22 1202 NJ-211 Partnership -211 ...... 24 3545 Pearl S. Buck International, Inc...... 22 1326 NJ211 ...... 31 6513 Pedals for Progress, a New Jersey Nonprofit Corporation ...... 34 6571 NJIT Foundation at New Jersey Institute of Technology ...... 34 3641 PEI Kids ...... 24 1916 NJY Camps ...... 31 3347 Peregrine Fund ...... 14 1322 North Jersey Community Research Initiative ...... 31 0547 Pet Partners ...... 10 1619 Norwescap ...... 28 3436 PETA: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals ...... 22

43 ALPHABETICAL INDEX

3502 Pets for Patriots, Inc...... 22 2542 Resolve Community Counseling Center, Inc...... 30 3228 PetSmart Charities, Inc...... 11 0548 RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association ...... 10 3546 Philippine Children’s Shelter ...... 22 3505 Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation ...... 22 3549 Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine ...... 22 6586 Rett Syndrome Research Trust (RSRT) ...... 34 3904 Pinelands Preservation Alliance ...... 14 0432 Rise Against Hunger ...... 13 4442 PKD Foundation ...... 22 1331 Rising Tide ...... 31 0410 Plan International ...... 13 0743 Robins’ Nest ...... 27 1323 Planned Parenthood ...... 31 1417 Robins’ Nest, Inc...... 25 7076 Planned Parenthood Federation of America ...... 22 3572 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation ...... 22 1234 Planned Parenthood of Central and Greater Northern NJ ...... 24 3241 Ronald McDonald House Charities® ...... 12 1138 Planned Parenthood of Southern NJ ...... 27 2522 Roselle Day Care Center ...... 30 3480 Polish American Congress Charitable Foundation (PACCF) ...... 22 3481 Roses Fund For Animals, Inc...... 22 5030 Population Action International ...... 22 0457 Rotary Foundation of Rotary International ...... 13 3238 Population Connection ...... 11 6518 Rowan University Foundation, Inc...... 34 7134 Population Council ...... 22 1332 Rutgers Business Alumni Association ...... 31 6514 Prader-Willi Syndrome Association (USA) ...... 34 1333 Rutgers Child Advocacy Clinic ...... 31 2017 Preferred Behavioral Health of NJ ...... 29 1918 Rutgers Hillel ...... 31 3548 Premature Aging in Children - Progeria Research Foundation ...... 22 1257 Rutgers University - Center for Applied Psychology (CAP) ...... 24 0574 Prevent Blindness ...... 10 6516 Rutgers University Foundation ...... 34 0539 Prevent Child Abuse- New Jersey ...... 10 8039 Ryan’s Quest, Inc...... 34 6572 Prevention First ...... 34 2518 Prevention Links ...... 30 S 6580 Princeton Area Community Foundation ...... 34 1626 SAFE in Hunterdon ...... 28 3552 Princeton in Africa ...... 22 0727 Salvation Army Extension Service, The ...... 27 3686 Princeton-Blairstown Center, Inc...... 24 0726 Salvation Army, The ...... 27 0427 Prison Fellowship International ...... 13 1049 Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice ...... 27 4022 Prison Fellowship Ministries ...... 15 1437 Samaritan Healthcare and Hospice ...... 25 2519 Proceed, Inc...... 30 0715 Samost Jewish Family & Children’s Service of Southern NJ ...... 27 6578 Project Concern International ...... 34 3484 Sarcoma Foundation of America, Inc...... 22 0416 Project HOPE ...... 13 3344 Save Barnegat Bay ...... 14 6583 Project Self-Sufficiency of Sussex County, Inc...... 34 0417 Save the Children ...... 13 3555 Prostate Cancer Research and Assistance Fund ...... 22 7137 Save the Chimps ...... 22 4443 Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility ...... 22 3487 Save the Manatee Club, Inc...... 22 1218 Puerto Rican Action Board (DBA) ...... 24 6582 Scleroderma Foundation/Tri-State Chapter...... 34 2049 Puerto Rican Action Board, Inc...... 29 3559 Search Dog Foundation, National Disaster ...... 22 7077 Puppies Behind Bars ...... 22 2033 Seashore Family Services of NJ ...... 29 3556 Purple Heart Service Foundation, Inc...... 22 2523 Second Street Youth Center Foundation ...... 30 0430 SEE International ...... 13 R 4510 Seeing Eye, Inc...... 22 1917 Rachel Coalition ...... 31 4497 Semper Fi Fund ...... 22 2520 Rahway Day Care Center, Inc...... 30 6519 Senior Citizens United Community Services, Inc...... 34 3211 Rails-to-Trails Conservancy ...... 11 0575 SeriousFun Children’s Network ...... 10 3917 Rainforest Alliance ...... 14 7044 SEVA Foundation ...... 22 7135 Raising A Reader ...... 22 6584 Share and Care Foundation for India ...... 34 6508 Ramapo College Foundation ...... 34 0540 Shatterproof ...... 10 7041 Ramapo-Bergen Animal Refuge ...... 22 1430 Shirley Eves Developmental & Therapeutic Center, Inc...... 25 3551 Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network (RAINN) ...... 22 4419 Shriners Hospitals for Children ...... 22 3229 Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. (RIF) ...... 12 3349 Sierra Club Foundation, The ...... 14 3550 Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association of America ...... 22 6585 Sierra House, Inc...... 34 0451 Refugees International ...... 13 3540 Skin and Dental Dysfunction Foundation ...... 22 1415 Repauno Pre-School Day Care, Inc...... 25 4511 Skin Cancer Foundation ...... 22 6625 Rescue Mission of Trenton ...... 34 0576 Smile Train ...... 10

44 ALPHABETICAL INDEX

3489 Society for Science & the Public ...... 22 2526 The Nurse Family Partnership ...... 30 4512 Soldiers’ Angels ...... 22 6588 The Oasis Animal Sanctuary, Inc...... 35 0438 SOS Children’s Villages – USA ...... 13 1919 The Partnership for Jewish Learning and Life ...... 31 1258 South County Day Care ...... 24 6594 The Paul Robeson House of Princeton ...... 35 0755 South Jersey Aids Alliance ...... 27 1335 The Salvation Army -Newark ...... 32 1112 South Jersey Eye Center ...... 27 0426 The Salvation Army World Service Office (SAWSO) ...... 13 1443 South Jersey Legal Services, Inc...... 25 1038 The Tender, Inc...... 27 1046 South Jersey Legal Services, Inc...... 27 6520 The William Paterson University of NJ Foundation, Inc...... 35 3567 Southeastern Guide Dogs, Inc...... 22 1336 The Willing Heart Community Care Center ...... 32 0725 Southern Jersey Family Medical Centers ...... 27 0723 The Work Group, Inc...... 27 3225 Southern Poverty Law Center ...... 12 6598 Thomas Edison State University Foundation ...... 35 0730 Spanish Community Centers ...... 27 3571 Thomas More Law Center ...... 23 3558 Special Forces Family Fund ...... 22 3204 Thurgood Marshall College Fund ...... 12 7138 Special Operations Warrior Foundation ...... 23 3565 Thyroid Association, American ...... 23 6587 Special People United to Ride, Inc...... 34 3568 Tigers in America ...... 23 0550 Spina Bifida Association of America ...... 10 4444 TMJ Association, Ltd...... 23 0511 Spina Bifida Resource Network, New Jersey ...... 10 4020 Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies ...... 15 4514 Spinal Cord Injury Network International ...... 23 0546 Tourette Association of America Inc ...... 10 3676 St. Francis Medical Center ...... 24 3535 Toys For Tots Foundation...... 23 3443 St. Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center ...... 23 7140 Travis Manion Foundation ...... 23 0542 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (serving NY, NJ, & VT) ...... 10 6599 Trenton Children’s Chorus, Inc...... 35 1334 St. Vincent Academy Sisters of Charity...... 31 3534 Trenton Digital Initiative Project at MIDJersey Center for Economic Development ...... 24 3560 Stand Up To Cancer ...... 23 3469 Trickle Up Program, Inc...... 23 6733 Stockton University Foundation ...... 34 4403 Trout Unlimited ...... 23 6589 Summit Speech School ...... 34 3244 Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance ...... 12 6590 Sunshine Foundation ...... 34 2020 Twenty-One Plus, Inc...... 20 7080 Support Our Troops® ...... 23 3910 Surfrider Fdn ...... 14 U 0564 Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Central and South Jersey Affiliate ...... 10 3547 UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Foundation...... 23 0563 Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, North Jersey Affiliate ...... 10 4009 Unbound ...... 15 0600 UNCF (United Negro College Fund) ...... 35 T 3570 Unexpected Wildlife Refuge ...... 23 6557 TASK, Inc. (Trenton Area Soup Kitchen) ...... 35 0419 UNICEF, The U.S. Fund for (DBA as Unicef USA) ...... 13 2031 Team Randy, Inc...... 29 1355 Unified Vailsburg Service Organization ...... 32 1203 The ARC of Middlesex ...... 24 3301 Union of Concerned Scientists ...... 14 6521 The Arc/Mercer ...... 35 1148 Union Organization for Social Services ...... 27 6591 The Bridge Academy ...... 35 0450 Unitarian Universalist Service Committee ...... 13 6592 The Center for Victims of Torture ...... 35 4054 United Breast Cancer Foundation ...... 15 6525 The College of New Jersey ...... 35 2528 United Family and Children’s Society...... 30 6540 The Community FoodBank of New Jersey, Inc...... 35 0458 United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) ...... 13 2525 The Connection for Women and Families ...... 30 0449 United Seamen’s Service ...... 13 3205 The Conservation Fund ...... 11 4471 United States Association for UNHCR ...... 23 3283 The Hole in the Wall Gang Fund ...... 11 7045 United States Soccer Federation Foundation ...... 23 3000 The Jewish Federation in the Heart of New Jersey ...... 9 5033 United Ukrainian American Relief Committee, Inc...... 23 6595 The Kortney Rose Foundation ...... 35 3800 United Way of Bucks County ...... 35 3276 The LIVESTRONG Foundation ...... 11 1200 United Way of Central Jersey ...... 24 1327 The Lupe Fund Foundation Inc...... 32 1300 United Way of Essex & West Hudson ...... 31 6596 The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse 1400 United Way of Gloucester County ...... 25 (formerly known as CASAColumbia) ...... 35 3600 United Way of Greater Mercer County ...... 23 4018 The National Children’s Cancer Society...... 15 0700 United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey ...... 25 6597 The NRA Foundation, Inc...... 35 2500 United Way of Greater Union County ...... 29

45 ALPHABETICAL INDEX

1600 United Way of Hunterdon County ...... 28 0462 Women for Women International ...... 13 2000 United Way of Monmouth and Ocean Counties...... 28 3580 Women, Children & Family Medical Relief Services...... 23 2529 Urban League of Union County ...... 30 3295 WOMEN’S WAY ...... 12 1147 Urban Promise Ministries Community Development ...... 27 6600 WomenRising, Inc...... 35 7046 USA Cares Inc...... 23 1425 Woodbury Child Development Center ...... 25 3512 USA Swimming ...... 23 3328 Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge ...... 14 3492 USA Wrestling ...... 23 1175 Woodland Community Development Corp...... 27 4409 World Animal Protection ...... 23 V 0433 World Bicycle Relief ...... 13 4216 V Foundation ...... 15 4021 World Emergency Relief ...... 15 8021 Vacamas Programs for Youth ...... 32 3569 World Impact ...... 23 3513 Vegan Outreach ...... 23 0439 World Relief ...... 13 5034 Veteran Tickets Foundation ...... 23 0425 World Renew ...... 13 3574 Veterans at Work for America: Technical Scholarship Fund ...... 23 0421 World Vision ...... 13 4405 Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation ...... 23 3322 World Wildlife Fund ...... 14 4535 Veterans Support Foundation ...... 23 3213 Wounded Warrior Project, Inc...... 12 2051 Vetgroup, Inc...... 29 3495 Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation ...... 23 1637 Visiting Health & Supportive Services...... 28 6601 Wynona’s House Child Advocacy Center ...... 35 1423 Visiting Nurse Association Health Group...... 25 4031 Voice of the Martyrs, The ...... 15 Y 1424 Volunteer Center of South Jersey ...... 25 1920 YM-YWHA of Union County ...... 31 1641 Volunteer Guardianship One-On-One ...... 28 2530 YM-YWHA of Union County ...... 30 1433 Volunteers of America Delaware Valley, Inc...... 25 1041 YMCA of Burlington & Camden Counties ...... 27 1151 Volunteers of America, Delaware Valley ...... 27 0712 YMCA of Cumberland Cape Atlantic ...... 27 1640 YMCA of Hunterdon County ...... 28 W 1315 YMCA of Newark & Vicinity...... 32 0460 Water For People ...... 13 3657 YMCA of Trenton Area ...... 24 4472 Water.org ...... 23 1711 YMCA of Western Monmouth County ...... 29 2531 Westfield Area Y ...... 30 1337 YMCA of Western Monmouth County ...... 32 2510 Westfield Community Center ...... 30 6621 Young Audiences New Jersey & Eastern Pennsylvania ...... 35 3351 Wetlands Institute, The ...... 14 6622 Young Life ...... 35 3578 Wikimedia Foundation, Inc...... 23 1426 Young Men’s Christian Association of Gloucester County (YMCA) ...... 25 7047 WildAid, Inc...... 23 2068 Your Grandmother’s Cupboard ...... 29 3327 Wilderness Society, The ...... 14 2511 Youth & Family Counseling Services...... 30 3514 Wildlife Conservation Fund of America ...... 23 2533 YWCA Eastern Union County ...... 30 3304 Wildlife Conservation Society ...... 14 6620 Womanspace, Inc...... 35 Z 1236 Women Aware, Inc...... 24 0558 ZERO - The End of Prostate Cancer ...... 10

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