1 | NR | Seton Hall University Foundation
1856
| www.shu.edu
| Larry A. Robinson, A. Gabriel Esteban
Seton Hall University is a private, four-year liberal arts Catholic university founded in 1856
| $244,742,000
|
2 | 1 | Springpoint Senior Living Inc.
1916
| www.springpointsl.org
| Gary T. Puma, Garrett T. Midgett III, Maureen Cafferty, Anthony A. Argondizza
Continuing care retirement communities, assisted living and affordable housing for seniors
| $120,000,000
|
3 | 2 | Bancroft
1883
| www.bancroft.org
| Toni Pergolin, Thomas J. Burke, Tracee Hunt
Provides continuum of services for people with autism, brain injuries, other intellectual or developmental disabilities
| $100,845,000
|
4 | 3 | Visiting Nurse Association Health Group
1912
| www.vnahg.org
| Steven H. Landers
Provider of home-health, hospice and community-based care, serving more than 100,000 individuals annually throughout New Jersey
| $93,000,000
|
5 | 4 | Easter Seals New Jersey
1948
| www.eastersealsnj.org
| Brian Fitzgerald
Helping people with disabilities and their families for over 65 years
| $90,115,189
|
6 | 5 | Community FoodBank of New Jersey
1982
| www.njfoodbank.org
| Kathleen DiChiara
Fighting hunger and poverty by providing food, help and hope in New Jersey
| $88,264,571
|
7 | 8 | Lutheran Social Ministries of New Jersey
1904
| www.lsmnj.org
| Peg Bucci, Jerry Nugent, Lee Doty
Community outreach, adoption, immigration/refugee, disaster response, affordable family, senior and special-needs housing, nursing home and retirement living, and project development
| $77,784,265
|
8 | 6 | Community Options Inc.
1989
| www.comop.org
| Robert Stack
A national nonprofit organization that develops housing and employment support for people with disabilities
| $77,344,104
|
9 | 7 | YCS - Youth Consultation Service
1918
| www.ycs.org
| Richard Mingoia, Phil DeFalco, Bruno Pettoni
Therapeutic residences, foster care, autism/special education schools, in-home behavioral health/developmental disabilities and community-based programs for children birth to 25
| $74,577,617
|
10 | NR | United Methodist Homes of NJ
1907
| www.umh-nj.org
| Lawrence D. Carlson
Senior continuing and affordable senior communities
| $71,187,177
|
11 | 13 | Twin Oaks Community Services
1962
| www.twinoakscs.org
| Bob Pekar, Qindi Shi, Karen Tanger, Derry Holland, Michael Snyder
Twin Oaks provides behavioral health services to adults, children and families in more than 100 programs throughout New Jersey
| $66,755,431
|
12 | 10 | Institute for Advanced Study
1930
| www.ias.edu
| Robbert Dijkgraaf
One of the world's leading centers for theoretical research and intellectual inquiry.
| $59,093,993
|
13 | 12 | Gateway Community Action Agency
1987
| www.gatewaycap.org
| Edward Bethea, Albert B. Kelly
Community, neighborhood development and improvement, child care, literacy, nutrition services, and education and youth services
| $48,900,000
|
14 | 11 | SERV Behavioral Health System Inc.
1974
| www.servbhs.org
| Gary van Nostrand, Caren Jesseman, Keith V. Hamilton
Provide residential and outpatient services to people with serious mental illnesses and/or developmental disabilities
| $45,000,000
|
15 | 14 | NORWESCAP
1965
| www.norwescap.org
| Terry Newhard
Community action agency focused on serving the needs of low income in the community
| $43,065,250
|
16 | 15 | Catholic Charities - Diocese of Trenton
1913
| www.catholiccharitiestrenton.org
| Marlene Lao Collins
Nonprofit agency providing mental health services to adults and children in addition to alcohol, drug and substance abuse counseling, dependency prevention and treatment, food, clothing, financial assistance, emergency housing, domestic violence, shelter and counseling
| $41,290,007
|
17 | 17 | The Salvation Army New Jersey
1880
| www.salvationarmynj.org
| Donald Berry, Vicki Berry
Statewide help is available through 28 Corps Community Centers, 137 volunteer committees, three emergency shelters, two regional centers and a residential camp
| $39,770,371
|
18 | 16 | Catholic Charities, Diocese of Metuchen
1982
| www.ccdom.org
| Marianne Majewski
Social service organization
| $36,785,331
|
19 | 19 | Newark Preschool Council Inc.
1965
| www.newarkpreschool.org
| Jacqueline P. Crawford
To prepare children to enter school ready to read and ready to learn
| $35,241,087
|
20 | NR | New Jersey Organ and Tissue Sharing Network
1987
| www.njsharingnetwork.org
| Joseph S Roth, Elisse Glennon, Barry C Newman
dedicated to saving lives through organ and tissue donation. They steward the gifts of organs and tissue for the close to 5,000 NJ residents currently on the transplant waiting list.
| $33,100,000
|
21 | 18 | Community Foundation of New Jersey
1979
| www.cfnj.org
| Hans Dekker
Charitable fund-based options that help families, businesses and foundations make a difference in communities close to home
| $32,431,719
|
22 | NR | New Jersey Performing Arts Center
1988
| www.njpac.org
| John Schreiber, Bobbie Arbesfeld, Peter Hansen, Warren Tranquada, Ross Richards, David Rodriguez, Donna Walker-Kuhne, Laurie Carter, Sandra Bowie, Jeffrey Norman, Stephanie Hughley, Catrina Boisson
New Jersey's premier performing arts center, world-class performances, New Jersey's best artists and community outreach
| $31,442,084
|
23 | NR | Bergen County Community Action Partnership Inc.
1967
| www.bergencap.org
| NA
Bergen County's designated anti-poverty agency; mission is to change lives through education, economic opportunities, health care, housing and human services
| $30,051,731
|
24 | 21 | Moorestown Visiting Nurse Association
1904
| www.moorestownvna.org
| Charlotte A. Holcombe, Kathleen A. Miller, Jeffrey DeFrehn, Michele L. Fiore
Home-health care includes visiting nurses, hospice, grief support, counseling, wellness and education, vaccination clinics, senior case management and private-duty services
| $30,000,000
|
25 | 22 | CPC Behavioral Healthcare Inc.
1960
| www.cpcbehavioral.org
| John Anthony Mans
Behavioral health care, residential services and special education
| $29,600,327
|
26 | 24 | Care Plus NJ Inc.
1978
| www.careplusnj.org
| Joseph Masciandaro, Jeffrey Krieger, Shelby Klein
Behavioral health, primary care, child welfare, Work First NJ and other services to meet community needs
| $29,000,000
|
27 | 23 | New Jersey Institute for Disabilities
1949
| www.njid.org
| Robert J. Ferrara, Dominic M. Ursino, Venus D. Majeski, Robert Gross, Debra Gilber
Comprehensive continuum of service programs for infants, children and adults with disabilities, throughout NJ
| $28,795,000
|
28 | 24 | Daughters of Israel Inc.
1906
| www.doigc.org
| Susan Grosser
Nursing, convalescent, geriatric and short-term and long-term rehabilitation
| $28,000,000
|
29 | 27 | Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice
1980
| www.SamaritanHealthcareNJ.org
| Mary Ann Boccolini
Family of services including hospice care, palliative care, grief support, geriatric care management and clinical/community education.
| $26,429,716
|
30 | 28 | Rutgers University Foundation
1973
| www.support.rutgers.edu
| Carol P. Herring
Single organization support
| $26,299,432
|
31 | 20 | Learning Ally
1948
| www.learningally.org
| Andrew Friedman, Jim Halliday, Connie Murphy
National nonprofit provider of audio educational textbooks for more than 250,000 blind/visually impaired, dyslexic, and learning disabled students and veterans
| $26,190,048
|
32 | NR | Allies Inc.
1999
| www.alliesnj.org
| Elise Tretola, Don M. Tretola, Perry Iasiello
Community-based support and services for individuals with special needs
| $25,000,000
|
33 | NR | Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ
1923
| www.jfedgmw.org
| Max Kleinman, Howard Rabner, Stanley Stone
Fundraising organizations that cross categories includes community funds/trusts and federated giving programs
| $23,500,000
|
34 | 9 | Programs for Parents
1987
| www.programsforparents.net
| Beverly Lynn
Child care research and referral agency for Essex County providing voucher assistance to qualifying families
| $21,404,855
|
35 | 29 | LADACIN Network
1952
| www.ladacin.org
| Patricia Carlesimo
Serving individuals with physical and developmental disabilities in Monmouth and Ocean counties.
| $20,853,804
|
36 | NR | Coriell Institute for Medical Research
1953
| www.coriell.org
| Joseph L. Mintzer, Michael F. Christman
Internationally known, nonprofit, biomedical research institution; world's leading biobank and pioneer in personalized medicine and stem cell research.
| $20,076,091
|
37 | 32 | Comprehensive Behavioral Healthcare Inc.
1969
| www.cbhcare.com
| Peter Scerbo, Josiah Swasey, Susan Devlin, Ray Brush, Laura Amerman
Adult, adolescent and family counseling; adult, geriatric and adolescent partial care; alcohol and substance abuse treatment; temporary and long-term residential programs for the mentally ill
| $19,773,008
|
38 | 30 | Arc of New Jersey -- Union County Chapter
1949
| www.arcunion.org
| Frank X. Caragher
Services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities
| $19,737,000
|
39 | NR | Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
1957
| www.woodrow.org
| Arthur Levine
Graduate fellowships in teacher preparation and other designated areas; educational policy and reform initiatives.
| $19,141,485
|
40 | 31 | Liberty Science Center
1993
| www.lsc.org
| Paul Hoffman, Connie Claman, Daniel Menelly, Christine Arnold-Schroeder, Jeff Sasson
Science and technology museum
| $18,402,000
|
41 | 36 | Passaic County Elks Cerebral Palsy Center
1947
| www.passaiccountyelkscpc.org
| Dr. William G. Weiss
Educational and therapeutic agency serving children and adults with multiple disabilities in Northern New Jersey
| $16,500,000
|
42 | 37 | Kessler Foundation
1985
| kesslerfoundation.org
| Rodger L. DeRose
Kessler Foundation is one of the largest public charities in the field of disability, combining rehabilitation research and grantsmanship.
| $16,275,000
|
43 | 34 | JCC MetroWest
1877
| www.jccmetrowest.org
| Alan Feldman, Stephen Lasser
JCC MetroWest’s vision is to be the premier Jewish social, recreational, cultural, and educational center serving the MetroWest community.
| $16,000,000
|
44 | 38 | Christopher Reeve Foundation A New Jersey Nonprofit Corp. Dba Christopher and Dana Foundation
1982
| www.ChristopherReeve.org
| John (Jack) Hughes, Peter T. Wilderotter
The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation is dedicated to curing spinal cord injury by funding innovative research, and improving the quality of life for people living with paralysis through grants, information, and advocacy.
| $15,500,000
|
45 | NR | Arc of New Jersey -- Sussex County Chapter (SCARC Inc.)
1957
| www.scarc.org
| Richard C. Lecher
Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers
| $14,669,310
|
46 | NR | Ocean Community Economic Action Now Inc.
1965
| www.oceaninc.org
| NA
Community action agency assisting low to moderate income residents
| $13,211,391
|
47 | 41 | The Arc Gloucester
1957
| www.thearcgloucester.org
| Ana Rivera
Human service organizations serving person with intellectual disabilities and other developmental disabilities
| $11,000,000
|
48 | 42 | Bergen County's United Way
1964
| www.bergenunitedway.org
| Thomas M. Toronto
We are a direct service organization that helps people in concrete, vital and responsible ways. Our services include 2-1-1 our free and easy to use helpline that is available 24/7, The Compassion Fund, and Housing Works.
| $10,583,225
|
49 | NR | The Oscar and Ella Wilf Campus for Senior Living
1975
| www.wilfcampus.org
| Anna Simmons, Susan Harris, Bruce Birnberg, Olga Miccio, Susan Harris, Rina Richard, Karen Alexander, Peggy Mombert
Senior continuing care communities, assisted living, memory care, independent living, hospice, at home services, transportation and a non profit foundation
| $10,000,000
|
50 | NR | The Arc Middlesex County
1949
| www.arc-middlesex.org
| Thomas Baffuto, Richard F. Sheridan
The Arc Middlesex County provides people with developmental and other disabilities, and their families, with supports and services which encourage personal growth and quality of life through empowerment and choice.
| $9,377,395
|
51 | NR | Mayo Performing Arts Center
1994
| www.mayoarts.org
| Allison Larena, Ed Kirchdoerffer, Joseph M. Goryeb
MPAC presents a wide range of programs that entertain, enrich and educate the diverse population of the region and enhance the economic vitality of Northern NJ
| $9,300,000
|
52 | NR | United Way of Northern New Jersey
1958
| www.unitedwaynnj.org.org
| John B. Franklin
Striving to ensure all Somerset County residents posses a living income.
| $8,900,000
|
53 | 45 | State Theatre
2002
| www.statetheatrenj.org
| Mark W. Jones
State Theatre, a premier venue for the performing arts and entertainment that exists to enrich the lives of people from diverse backgrounds.
| $8,652,717
|
54 | 44 | Eva's Village Inc. dba. Eva's Kitchen and Sheltering Programs Inc.
1982
| www.evasvillage.org
| Marie Reger, Donna Fico, Sister Gloria Perez, Michael Santillo, Derrick Williams
Eva's Village is a comprehensive anti-poverty program, providing food for the hungry, shelter for the homeless, treatment for the addicted and medical care to the poor with respect to human dignity
| $8,330,437
|
55 | NR | Princeton Area Community Foundation
1991
| www.pacf.org
| Nancy W. Kieling
Promoting philanthropy to advance the well-being of our communities forever.
| $7,400,000
|
56 | NR | Make-A-Wish Foundation of New Jersey
1983
| www.wishnj.org
| Tom Weatherall, Della Cherchia, Todd Shellenberger, Stacy Kreizman
Make-A-Wish grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions, to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy
| $6,936,522
|
57 | 48 | New Jersey Audubon Society
1897
| www.njaudubon.org
| Eric Stiles
Mission: connecting people to nature and stewarding the lands of today for the people of tomorrow.
| $6,800,000
|
58 | 46 | Hyacinth AIDS Foundation
1985
| www.hyacinth.org
| Kathy O'Brien, Jerry McCathern, Axel Torres Marrero
The first and largest AIDS service agency in NJ, providing care, prevention and advocacy for people affected by HIV/AIDS.
| $5,518,000
|
59 | 49 | United Way of Greater Mercer County
NA
| www.uwgmc.org
| Herbert Klein
United Way of Greater Mercer Count's goal is to improve the financial stability, self-sufficiency, and health of all Mercer County residents.
| $5,302,426
|
60 | 47 | New Jersey Health Foundation
2002
| www.njhf.org
| Dr. George F. Heinrich, James M. Golubieski
Solicits support from individuals, corporations and foundations to advance research, education and patient care programs at the University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey and throughout the state
| $5,300,000
|
61 | NR | Prevent Child Abuse - New Jersey
1979
| www.preventchildabusenj.org
| Rush Russell
Leads statewide efforts to eliminate child abuse and neglect in all of its forms for all of New Jersey's children
| $4,027,087
|
62 | NR | 180 Turning Lives Around
1976
| www.180nj.org
| Anna Diaz-White
180 turning lives around is dedicated to ending domestic and sexual violence in our community
| $3,962,185
|
63 | 52 | New Jersey SEEDS
1992
| www.njseeds.org
| Ronni Denes
SEEDS transforms the educational opportunities of motivated, high-achieving students from low-income families in NJ.
| $3,884,429
|
64 | NR | YMCA Camp
1906
| www.ycamp.org
| Keith VanDerzee
YMCA Camp Ockanickon Inc. is located in the Pine barrens of SJ on 560 acres. Our focus is building strong kids, strong families and strong communities.
| $3,800,000
|
65 | NR | Jersey Battered Women's Service
1976
| www.jbws.org
| Patricia L. Sly
Offering protection, hope and specialized services to those suffering from intimate partner abuse
| $3,412,940
|
66 | 54 | First Occupational Recycling & Waste Inc.
1988
| www.forwi.org
| Rocco J. Meola, John M. Cox
Collection, haulage and disposal of solid waste and recyclable material, street sweeping, employment procurement assistance and job training
| $3,100,000
|
67 | NR | American Repertory Ballet
1954
| www.arballet.org
| Christine Chen, Mary Pat Robertson, Douglas Martin
Shares the joy and artistry of dance through artistic performances and educational programs
| $3,000,000
|
68 | 56 | Womanspace
1977
| www.womanspace.org
| Patricia M. Hart, Susan D. Klejst
Womanspace is a leading not-for-profit agency providing a comprehensive array of services to individuals impacted by domestic and sexual violence and dedicated to improving the quality of life for women and their families.
| $2,898,325
|
69 | NR | The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network (SPAN)
1987
| www.spannj.org
| Diana MTK Autin, Debra G. Jennings
To empower and support families and inform and involve professionals and others interested in the healthy development and education of children and youth.
| $2,769,083
|
70 | 61 | Little Kids Rock
2002
| www.littlekidsrock.org
| David Wish
Restoring and revitalizing music in disadvantaged U.S. public schools
| $2,225,180
|
71 | NR | UCEDC
1977
| www.ucedc.com
| Maureen Tinen, Ellen McHenry
A state-wide nonprofit economic development corporation providing loans and government contracting services for small businesses.
| $2,000,000
|
72 | NR | Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey Inc.
1982
| www.800gambler.org
| Donald Weinbaum
CCGNJ provides information, education, treatment and referral services to persons affected by compulsive gambling; operates free 1-800-GAMBLER helpline.
| $920,000
|
73 | 65 | National Alliance on Mental Illness New Jersey
1985
| www.naminj.org
| Sylvia Axelrod
Improving the lives of individuals and families who are affected by mental illness
| $912,608
|
74 | NR | Family Promise of Hunterdon County Inc.
1990
| www.familypromisehc.org
| Abigail Byers
ministers to the needs of low-income, homeless families and women by providing temporary housing, meals and other physical needs through a network of committed congregations throughout Hunterdon County; advocating for and seeking affordable housing, transportation and living wage employment; and providing counseling, case management and mentoring services to guide program participants in their quest to re-establish their individual pride and independence
| $765,100
|
75 | NR | Volunteer Lawyers for Justice
2001
| www.vljnj.org
| NA
Volunteer Lawyers for Justice (VLJ) provides comprehensive legal services to economically disadvantaged adults, children, and families in New Jersey to ensure fair and equal treatment within the legal system. Programs range from free legal counsel and advice, educational seminars on various legal matters, to direct representation for at-risk individuals facing critical civil legal issues.
| $740,000
|
76 | NR | New Jersey Policy Perspective
1997
| www.njpp.org
| Gordon MacInnes
New Jersey Policy Perspective is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that researches and analyzes economic issues to find fair and progressive solutions that benefit all New Jerseyans.
| $483,500
|
77 | 70 | Meals on Wheels of Trenton/Ewing
1973
| www.mowte.org
| Judy Shouse Levy
Meals on Wheels of Trenton/Ewing provides home delivered meals to the home bound in the Trenton and Ewing areas
| $399,953
|
78 | NR | Save Lucy Committee Inc. dba Lucy the Elephant
1970
| www.lucytheelephant.org
| Richard D. Helfant, Jeremy E. Bingaman
Restore, preserve, interpret and operate Lucy the Elephant, a national historic land mark
| $395,000
|
79 | NR | The Cancer Support Community Jersey Shore - The Diney Goldsmith Center
2004
| www.cscjerseyshore.org
| Marybeth Maida
A non-profit organization dedicated to providing FREE programs and services for people with cancer and their loved ones.
| $375,000
|
80 | NR | Animal Rescue Force
1974
| www.arf.petfinder.com
| NA
To find homes for dogs and cats in need. Spay and neuter all adopted animals.
| $200,922
|
81 | 74 | Project Literacy of Bergen County
1987
| www.project-literacy.org
| Scott Reddin
We are a coordinated effort to increase the public consciousness on the issues of adult literacy
| $195,000
|
82 | NR | Alborada Spanish Dance Theatre
1995
| www.AlboradaDance.org
| Eva Lucena
Through dance, drama and music, Alborada Spanish Dance Theatre's passionate artistry reveals the many diverse and historical threads that comprise the multicultural fabric of Spanish culture.
| $92,239
|
83 | 76 | New Jersey Boxer Rescue Inc.
2003
| www.njboxerrescue.com
| Barbara Struck, Cindy Newman, Christine Hutto
NJ Boxer Rescue is a Non-profit that rescues and rehomes Boxers.
| $67,600
|
84 | 77 | The Calais Foundation
2006
| www.calaisfoundation.org
| Stephen P. Trapp, David Rostan, James D. Routhier
Activities and programs for special needs children.
| $40,000
|
85 | 77 | Alliance for a Living Ocean
1987
| www.livingocean.org
| Christopher Huch
Promoting and maintaining clean water and a healthy coastal environment through education and action
| $34,911
|
86 | NR | Friends of Wayne Animals
NA
| www.fowa.petfinder.com
| Donna Vanderhook
Wayne NJ based non-profit animal rescue
| $10,000
|
87 | NR | Grover Cleveland Park Conservancy
2001
| www.groverclevelandpark.org
| Claudia Kolster, Loren Betros, Lisa Garrity, Paul Boeckel, Claudia Kolster
To help the Essex County Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs maintain, restore and enhance this beautiful park nestled on the border of Essex Fells and Caldwell. The Conservancy serves as the park£s advocate; members stroll through the park daily keeping the Park System apprised of maintenance and safety needs.
| $4,900
|
88 | NR | Community Blood Council of New Jersey
NA
| www.GiveBloodNJ.org
| NA
Blood Supply Related
| $0
|
NR | NR | Cumberland County Bar Foundation
NA
| www.ccnjbar.org
| NA
NA
| NA
|
NR | | EarthShare New Jersey
NA
| www.earthsharenj.org
| Paula Aldarelli
NA
| NA
|
NR | NR | New Jersey District Kiwanis International
NA
| www.njkiwanis.org
| Jeanne Hagen
NA
| NA
|
NR | NR | New Jersey State Bar Foundation
1958
| www.njsbf.org
| Angela C. Scheck
Free educational program for the public, teacher resources, support for legal professionals
| NA
|
NR | NR | Occupational Center of Union County Inc.
1959
| www.occupationalcenter.org
| Michele Ford
High volume packaging and assembly including individual products, through pallet display for club stores
| NA
|
NR | NR | Saint Clare's Foundation
NA
| www.saintclaresfoundation.org
| Jeffrey M. Lamie
Community Foundations
| NA
|
NR | NR | Valley Hospital Foundation
1980
| www.valleyhealth.com/foundation
| Anastasios Kozaitis
Single Organization Support
| NA
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