The grant helps the Cathedral Kitchen team keep up with the rise in food insecurity in the area, secure personal protective equipment (PPE) and hire additional staff.
Community Foundation of South Jersey is pleased to announce the addition of Valeria Galarza and Ann Marie Liotta to the Governing Board.
Ronald McDonald House of Southern NJ has been able to provide food, personal protective equipment (PPE), and entertainment for families they serve thanks in part to a $16,000 grant.
Inspira Health among dozens of South Jersey organizations to receive a South Jersey COVID-19 Response Grant. It will support emergency assistance for Human Resources.
Community Medical Center in Toms River will use a SJ COVID-19 Response Fund grant to purchase PPE equipment through its foundation.
The Salvation Army Kroc Center in Camden will use its $5,000 South Jersey COVID-19 Response Fund grant for food assistance and to support operational expenses.
UrbanPromise in Camden, New Jersey, secured a $5,000 grant from the CFSJ COVID-19 Response Fund to supplement its Emergency Family Fund which addresses financial hardships of families UrbanPromise serves.
CFSJ has announced that the City of Woodbury in Gloucester County is the sixth community selected to receive a $100,000 Transform South Jersey grant.
Twenty-six nonprofits in South Jersey receive more than $161,000 in grants. To date, $483,500 has been awarded from the Fund to organizations serving Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Ocean, and Salem Counties.
With the help of a $20,000 grant from the Community Foundation of South Jersey’s (CFSJ) COVID-19 Response Fund, the Club is addressing food insecurity, while modifying the way services can be delivered.
YPATT has experienced a 25% increase in food requests in their service area, including Harrison Township, Mantua, East Greenwich, South Harrison, and Elk, since the beginning of the Pandemic.
Hammonton’s community leaders moved quickly to respond to COVID-19 thanks to knowledge they gained and relationships they built through the CFSJ’s Transform South Jersey grant application process and subsequent grant award.