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Hackensack University Medical Center
About HackensackUMC
Hackensack University Medical Center, part of the Hackensack University Health Network, is truly an extraordinary place bringing together exceptional patient care and medical innovation. This powerful combination enables us to take medicine further than ever before, to push beyond traditional thinking and provide patients with amazing possibilities.
Founded in 1888 with just 12 beds, HackensackUMC was Bergen County's first hospital. As we continue to grow and flourish, this nonprofit, teaching and research hospital has grown to become the largest provider of inpatient and outpatient services in New Jersey. Not only have we added 763 more beds to our facilities, we’re now Bergen County’s hub of healthcare for the Northern New Jersey and New York metropolitan areas.
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| Meadowlands Chamber
| The Meadowlands Regional Chamber of Commerce, a leading business service organization, promotes and fosters an economic climate that enhances the ability of member businesses to prosper and flourish, focusing on: Networking and Relationship Building; Business Education; Leadership Training; Legislative and Public Affairs Advocacy; Destination Marketing; Economic Development; Delivering Value Added Benefits; and, Services and Resources. By interacting and partnering with governmental, social, educational, and environmental entities, we enrich the Meadowlands regional economy. Building Strong Businesses That Build Strong Communities! |
Member Since 1973 |
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| National Multiple Sclerosis Society
| The National MS Society raises money and awareness to end the devastating effects of MS. The Society helps each person address the challenges of living with MS through our 50-state network of chapters and helps people affected by MS by funding cutting-edge research, driving change through advocacy, facilitating professional education, and providing programs and services that help people with MS and their families move their lives forward. |
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| South Bergen Rotary
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The mission of Rotary International is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.
The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster:
- The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service
- High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society
- The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian's personal, business, and community life
- The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service
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| Meals With A Mission
| Meals with a Mission is a volunteer-based organization founded in 2010. We prepare a minimum of 200,000 meals per year. We are 100% volunteered staffed. Our 150+volunteers are divided into teams who cook, pack, and clean. We are committed to serve those in need through the preparation of well balanced meals we would be proud to put on our own tables. We are committed to working tirelessly to help alleviate an overwhelming need in New Jersey. We serve over 40 agencies which include homeless shelters, soup kitchens, food pantries, veterans, disabled veterans, senior citizens disabled, the home bound, self-help centers rehabs, respite services, housing authorities, health departments, housing departments and children’s’ programs.
WE also provide culinary classes to special needs students from our local schools. We help provide culinary educations so these students will be able to secure a job after graduation. They enjoy giving their time and talent to help those in need.
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| NJ Audubon Society
| The New Jersey Audubon Society is a privately supported, not-for profit, statewide membership organization. Founded in 1897, and one of the oldest independent Audubon societies, New Jersey Audubon has no connection with the National Audubon Society. New Jersey Audubon fosters environmental awareness and a conservation ethic among New Jersey's citizens; protects New Jersey's birds, mammals, other animals, and plants, especially endangered and threatened species; and promotes preservation of New Jersey's valuable natural habitats. |
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| Passaic County Workforce Investment Board
| The Passaic County Workforce System, including Passaic County One Stop Career Centers, is operated under the auspices of the Passaic County, New Jersey Board of Chosen Freeholders and overseen by the Workforce Investment Board of Passaic County. We work together to provide programs and strategies to help businesses find the right people and people find the right jobs. Workforce development has become a major theme for economic progress across our nation. There is an increasing demand for skilled labor in all industries and Passaic County employers are looking to the Passaic County Workforce System to provide employees with the knowledge and skills to adapt and compete in the global marketplace. |
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| Project Literacy
| Project Literacy is a non-profit organization that deals with issues of adult literacy. |
Member Since 2010 |
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| Salvation Army, The
| The Salvation Army serves the less fortunate in New Jersey through a myriad of programs that include emergency assistance for food, clothing and shelter; camp and literacy programs; youth and senior programs; emergency disaster services and more. |
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| 55 Kip Center - Regional Senior Center
| 55 Kip Center is a fun, empowering, and enriching environment which is a vital resource for older adults and their families. We are Bergen County's first nationally accredited Senior Center of Excellence and have a membership of over 700. Senior Activity Center. |
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| Children's Aid and Family Services
| Children's Aid and Family Services strengthens families and empowers individuals - children and adults alike to reach their fullest potential.
Motivated by compassion and in partnership with the community, we make positive lasting differences in the lives of those we serve.
We provide high quality, innovative services to children, adults, and their families that advance social, educational and emotional development and well-being.
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Member Since 2013 |
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| Spectrum for Living
Spectrum for Living, a New Jersey not-for-profit organization, helps adults with developmental disabilities attain their maximum potential by providing quality housing and clinical services in state-of-the-art facilities and in the homes of families caring for a disabled loved one. Spectrum for Living’s mission is to enable individuals who have developmental and/or physical disabilities to have the opportunity to attain their highest level of skills, purpose and independence with dignity through an ongoing commitment to comprehensive quality services, advocacy, and family partnership.
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| Spectrum for Living
Spectrum for Living, a New Jersey not-for-profit organization, helps adults with developmental disabilities attain their maximum potential by providing quality housing and clinical services in state-of-the-art facilities and in the homes of families caring for a disabled loved one. Spectrum for Living’s mission is to enable individuals who have developmental and/or physical disabilities to have the opportunity to attain their highest level of skills, purpose and independence with dignity through an ongoing commitment to comprehensive quality services, advocacy, and family partnership.
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| Hudson County Economic Development Corp
Situated on the Hudson River directly across from Manhattan, you cannot find a better location for your business than Hudson County. We are the direct center of the nation’s number one dominant market area and enjoy easy access to New York City, Philadelphia and Connecticut. We have desirable commercial, industrial and residential space along the Hudson River and throughout Hudson County, and we are a central transportation hub for both commuter and freight traffic.
A close second to location is Hudson County’s diversity. Hudson County is a community of more than 600,000 residents and is the fourth most ethnically diverse county in the nation today. This rich diversity translates into a highly effective workforce with fluent, multilingual capabilities, a strong sense of community and international business ties.
For quality of life look to Hudson County for its old world brownstones, glamorous condos and luxury apartment living along the county’s sparkling waterfront. Our proximity to New York City’s wealth of entertainment venues and easy access to professional football and world class soccer games in nearby MetLife Stadium and Red Bull Arena are a tremendous assest to enjoy personally and to share with business clients.
Hudson County is a great place to live, work and grow your business. To learn more about Hudson County, please contact us. We are happy to serve you. |
Member Since 2017 |
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| Women's Center for Entrepreneurship Corporation
| The Women’s Center for Entrepreneurship [WCEC] helps elevate women to business success through education, counseling, mentoring and entrepreneurial training. As a non-profit organization, we provide women with the business education and financial literacy programs to enable them to build sustainable companies while offering them the power of and access to like-minded professionals with whom they cans share trials and celebrate successes. |
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| Autism Speaks
| utism Speaks was founded in February 2005 by Bob and Suzanne Wright, grandparents of a child with autism. Their longtime friend Bernie Marcus donated $25 million to help financially launch the organization. Since then, Autism Speaks has grown into the world's leading autism science and advocacy organization, dedicated to funding research into the causes, prevention, treatments and a cure for autism; increasing awareness of autism spectrum disorders; and advocating for the needs of individuals with autism and their families. We are proud of what we've been able to accomplish and look forward to continued successes in the years ahead. |
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| Bergen Volunteers
| Bergen Volunteers strengthen the community by connecting people through service and developing civic leaders.
No matter who you are or what your situation is, we can help link you to the perfect volunteer job! We work with more than 500 private and public non-profit agencies in and around Bergen County and maintain a database with hundreds of volunteer opportunities suitable for individuals and groups of every description. |
Member Since 2008 |
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| 200 Club Of Bergen County
| Non-profit organization that provides financial and emotional support to residents of Bergen County that serve as law enforcement, fire, or EMS personnel, and their families, in the event of death or serious injury in the line of duty. The club also provides scholarships and special needs appropriations to agencies that serve Bergen County communities.
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| Spectrum Works
UNIQUE SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP – Creating Employment Opportunities for People with Autism
Spectrum Works is a nonprofit screen printing company with a unique social mission. This innovative nonprofit social enterprise incorporates individuals with autism into the workplace empowering them with the confidence and skills needed to achieve a sense of independence, purpose and pride.
Given the staggering statistics –1 in 88 children in the United States has autism– it’s easy to extrapolate that a tremendous amount of children with autism will be graduating in the next few years. Unfortunately, these individuals disappear from public view after they leave school—eighty to ninety percent of adults with autism are unemployed or underemployed. Spectrum Works aspires to be the catalyst to change this, giving people with autism the opportunity to enjoy productive, rewarding lives.
Spectrum Works aims to increase self-sufficiency for its employees with autism and to attain financial sustainability for the organization through the sale of products created by its workforce. Every screen printed purchase helps support jobs for individuals with autism as all revenue is reinvested into the business to sustain the employment program. Spectrum Works also provides job training for students as part of their high school curriculum.
Spectrum Works partnership with Green Distribution, one of the largest screen printing companies on the East Coast, enables Spectrum Works to produce both volume and specialty orders at a competitive price while giving people with autism the opportunity to show society that they are capable of producing high quality products. Green Distribution produces screen printed items for organizations such as Harley Davidson, Major League Baseball, Universal Music, Disney, and the NFL. All screen printed items sold by Spectrum Works are produced with the assistance of individuals with autism.
This innovative employment model demonstrates how companies can partner with nonprofits to impact the lives of individuals with autism. Purchasing screen printed items from Spectrum Works provides an inspiring way for companies to support employment for individuals with autism without sacrificing quality and the bottom line. For additional impact, the items can be tagged “made by individuals with autism” increasing the company’s image as a socially responsible organization.
Once financial sustainability is attained with its first social enterprise with a record of success, Spectrum Works will set up additional enterprises and then replicate the model across the United States creating sustainable impact. Ultimately, the goal of Spectrum Works goes beyond paychecks and sustainability, it’s about raising awareness that individuals with autism can work and contribute to society so that in the future every person with autism will have access to the job training, work experiences and guidance required to realize his or her true potential.
Contact : Ann Marie Sullivan, 100 Dorigo Lane, Secaucus, NJ, 973.866.6887, annmarie@spectrumworks.org |
Member Since 2013 |
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| American Conference On Diversity
| The American Conference on Diversity is a non-profit organization with 8 Chapters in the State of NJ. The American Conference on Diversity values diversity, educates and empowers leaders, and promotes inclusion and respect in business, organizations, schools, colleges and communities all across NJ.
A human relations organization, we conduct educational programs, conferences and workshops designed to change the way we look at each other, ourselves, and our neighbors. These events and encounters teach youngsters and adults to value one of NJ's greatest strengths, our diversity. We work with educators, community leaders, non-profit organizations and corporate and business leaders to promote inclusion and respect, to value differences, and to enhance a civil society.
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| New Jersey Land Improvement Contractors of America
| The NJLICA membership is comprised mostly of site workers, excavators, earth movers, land and hard scape, etc...people that move the earth. NJLICA has about 420 contractor members and 55 associate members. We provide safety training, educational and networking opportunities. NJLICA usually takes on at least one large volunteer project every other year. |
Member Since 2023 |
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| Care Plus NJ
| Care Plus NJ, Inc., is the leading provider of comprehensive, recovery-focused mental health and substance abuse services in Northern New Jersey. Since 1978, Care Plus NJ has been dedicated to achieving excellence in mental health care. Our goal is to provide the life-long support necessary to ensure that individuals and their families are able to achieve their full potential and improve the quality of their lives. |
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| Push to Walk
Push to Walk is a specialized gym that provides individualized workouts and support services to persons suffering from some form of paralysis due to spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological conditions. Push to Walk workouts are performed by licensed personal trainers who complete a degree program in exercise sciences and an additional training protocol to prepare them to work with individuals suffering from paralysis. Training sessions are always performed one-on-one and in many cases two-on-one with the assistance of a trained aide. All workout programs are tailored to each individual based on their physical abilities and their individual goals. Many Push to Walk clients report improvements in their balance, motor skills, strength, and overall level of independence. Push to Walk is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. |
Member Since 2016 |
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| New Concepts for Living
New Concepts is a community non-profit organization committed to people with disabilities and their families. Inspired by the vision of families and people with developmental disabilities, New Concepts enables people to realize their dreams and to achieve their individual potential through quality community programs and services that include housing, vocational and day program training, recreation advocacy and family education and support.
From these early dreams and with seed money provided by families of Bergen County Community Development Program, from one residential home in 1986 to homes throughout the Bergen County, we are working on developing new special needs housing to enable people to live there the rest of their life rather than being from (homes to apartments, etc.) because of their growth or changing times. For 35 years New Concepts has been empowering and assisting individuals to "Enable the Disabled, Translate Disability into Ability, a winning opportunity!" New Concepts provides a platform for daily living skills and future growth where members can create a new beginning with goals and ideas to fulfill their potentials and make their dreams come a reality!
With the addition of two new residences in Clifton and Garfield, NJ which was effective on June 28th, 2012. New Concepts manages a total of nine homes, as well as a Day Training Program for people with developmental disabilities located in Rochelle Park |
Member Since 2012 |
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| United Way of Hudson County
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Who We Are
United Way encompasses a global network of non-profit organizations operating in 48 countries and a national network of more than 1,300 locally governed organizations that work to create lasting positive changes in communities and people’s lives.
Building on more than a century of service, United Way engages local communities to identify the underlying causes of their most significant issues by developing strategies to pull together financial and human resources.
Locally, the United Way of Hudson County focuses its fundraising and support efforts on four critical areas that have the greatest impact on our communities:
- Protecting and saving youth victims who suffer from abuse and neglect
- Advocating for resources to help people with special needs
- Organizing the non-profit sector into a community resource bank
- Joining a nationwide alliance to end homelessness
Our Mission:
United Way of Hudson County’s mission is to improve the lives of the women, men and children in our communities by mobilizing leaders in the U.S. government. Non-profit and corporate sectors will create an effective impact by improving the quality of life in our communities.
United Way workers and volunteers reach out, network and motivate individuals and corporations with access to financial and material resources so that we can improve the lives of those in need and provide positive community impact.
Our Vision:
United Way of Hudson County knows there are solutions to the obstacles people in the community face as they live, work, and provide a home for themselves and their families. Everyone is entitled to a good quality of life free of hardship. With easy access to health care and other important resources individuals will rise above economic struggles. To support this vision, we will utilize the resources we have to:
- Energize and inspire government leaders and representatives of the corporate and non-profit sectors to face our communities’ complex issues while finding solutions
- Involve support human care agendas within our communities
- Gather money, goods, and volunteer services to administer support throughout local charities.
- Work closely with companies, foundations, and government organizations to help craft philanthropic strategies for the people we serve
- Build coalitions around these strategies
- Increase investments by expanding and diversifying our own development efforts
- Measure, communicate, and learn from the impact of our efforts
- Respect, serve, and advocate for every individual in our culturally and economically diverse communities
Who We Serve:
United Way of Hudson County serves the women, men and children residing in the communities of Bayonne, Guttenberg, Hoboken, Jersey City, North Bergen, Secaucus, Union City, Weehawken and West New York.
Our History:
United Way began in 1887 in Denver, Colorado, when a priest, two ministers and a rabbi recognized the need for cooperative action to address the needs of their poorest citizens. The Rev. Myron W. Reed, Msgr. William J. O’Ryan, Dean H. Martyn Hart and Rabbi William S. Friedman convened and put together the first united campaign for ten health and welfare agencies. They created an organization to serve as an agent to:
- Collect funds for local charities
- Coordinate relief services
- Counsel and refer clients to cooperating agencies
- Make emergency assistance grants in cases that could not be referred.
That year, these clergymen and the citizens of Denver raised $21,700 and created a movement that would spread throughout the country and that would later become the United Way.
More than 120 years later, United Way continues to focus on the needs of the poor and disenfranchised and to mobilize the caring power of the nation’s communities so that they may join together to make a difference in the lives of the men, women and children who need their help.
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| United Cerebral Palsy of Hudson County, INC.
| UCP of Hudson County is a non-profit organization that has been providing an array of advocacy and support services to persons with developmental disabilities and their families throughout the Hudson, Bergen, and Passaic County area since 1951. UCP's services are provided free of charge to individuals who are registered with the Division of Development Disabilities. |
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| The Candle of Hope
We help people.
We know that sounds a bit broad, a bit vague, but consider this. Everyone has needs. Some are obvious. The homeless, the hungry, the sick, all need someone who cares. Those who are successful in life, who have been blessed with careers or businesses, they have needs too, the need to give back, to pay it forward, to make a positive difference in the world.
The Candle of Hope brings it all together. In any given day, we are active in communities, feeding the hungry, helping food pantries stay filled, moving clothing donations where they are needed.
What makes the Candle of Hope unique and effective is our special way of raising awareness and financial support for the needs in communities.
We organize music based fundraising events! |
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| American Diabetes Association
| Cure. Care. Commitment. It's who we are. It's what we do. The mission of the American Diabetes Association is to prevent and cure diabetes, and to improve the lives of people affected by diabetes. The American Diabetes Association (ADA) is the nation's leading nonprofit health organization providing diabetes research, information and advocacy for all types of diabetes: type 1, type 2, pre-diabetes and gestational. |
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| Boys and Girls Club of Hawthorne
| Boys & Girls Club of Hawthorne has been a cornerstone of the community since opening it's doors in 1947. Serving some 1,600 youth annually, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Hawthorne provides a safe, structured and positive environment for young people after school, during holidays and summer vacation.
The Boys & Girls Club of Hawthorne is part of a nationwide network. Located in every state, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and U.S. military installations overseas, Boys & Girls Clubs are delivering proven programs to millions of young people every day. |
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| Chinese Arts Revival
| CAR is a nonprofit organization and proud presenter of artistic events that revive and continue the spirit of 5,000 years of traditional Chinese arts and culture. |
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| American Heart Association
| We are a branch of the national office and we serve the northern counties of NJ; we offer a variety of corporate wellness programs and services to employers and we run the Bergen/Passaic Heart Walk and other events. |
Member Since 2008 |
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| Retail, Hospitality & Tourism Talent Network
| Talent Network's mission is to promote industry-specific outreach to businesses, workforce organizations, higher education institutions and training providers to increase the quantity of job placements of jobseekers and the quality of workers for employers. |
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| Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation
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The recent war in Iraq has certainly illuminated America’s commitment to freedom. We are reminded that freedom is not free. The price is great. No one knows that better than the left-behind sons and daughters of America’s fallen heroes.Through the continuous support of our donors, we have distributed aid with a value of more than $60,000,000 to eligible children. This assistance was primarily rendered to children of Marines or Federal law enforcement personnel who were killed on duty or died under extraordinary circumstances while serving our country at home or abroad. These funds enable us to provide these children with scholarships for their higher education. When a child of a United States Marine is afflicted with a physical or mental disability and requires special medical equipment or tutoring, our Foundation may grant financial assistance to that family if their personal insurance does not cover the complete cost of treatment for this child.
In the past, the Foundation also included in our program the children who lost a parent from all agencies killed in the murderous attack on the Pentagon. We also decided to go back and give our bonds to children who lost a parent on the USS Cole; the children of the Air Force personnel killed at Khobar Towers; and, with great honor, the twelve children who lost their parent on the space shuttle Columbia disaster.
This assistance has had a positive, life-changing effect on many, many children. We are thankful for the commitment and support of our many members and volunteers. |
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| American Red Cross - North Jersey Region
A humanitarian organization, our mission is to prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies.
How We Help
The American Red Cross exists to provide compassionate care to those in need. Our network of generous donors, volunteers and employees share a mission of preventing and relieving suffering, here at home and around the world, through five key service areas:
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The Red Cross responds to approximately 70,000 disasters in the United States every year, ranging from home fires that affect a single family to hurricanes that affect tens of thousands, to earthquakes that impact millions. In these events, the Red Cross provides shelter, food, health and mental health services to help families and entire communities get back on their feet. Although the Red Cross is not a government agency, it is an essential part of the response when disaster strikes. We work in partnership with other agencies and organizations that provide services to disaster victims.
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Your donations of blood are what make the American Red Cross the largest single supplier of blood and blood products in the U.S. Each year, nearly 4 million people donate blood through the Red Cross, helping to provide more than 40% of America’s blood supply.
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The American Red Cross is part of the world’s largest humanitarian network with 13 million volunteers in 187 countries. Working together, we help respond to disasters, build safer communities, and educate future humanitarians. Each year, we reach an average of more than 100 million people across the globe.
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The Red Cross is the nation’s leading provider of health and safety courses, such as CPR, First Aid and Lifeguard training. Each year, more than 9 million Americans participate in our training programs, including first responders, educators, babysitters, and people who want to be prepared to help others in an emergency.
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| Comprehensive Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.
| Comprehensive Community Mental Health Center providing outpatient, day treatment, residential, emergency and outreach services throughout Northern New Jersey to more than 4,200 children, adults and families annually. |
Member Since 1999 |
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| JDRF
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JDRF is the leading global organization funding type 1 diabetes (T1D) research. Our strength lies in our exclusive focus and singular influence on the worldwide effort to end T1D.
Vision: A world without type 1 diabetes
Mission: Accelerating life-changing breakthroughs to cure, prevent and treat T1D and its complications
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| ITN North Jersey
ITNAmerica provides thousands of rides daily to seniors and the visually impaired nationwide. Our innovative solutions and programs provide prompt and consistent ride scheduling, allow older people to trade their cars to pay for rides, enable volunteer drivers to store transportation credits for their future transportation needs, and engage every affiliate community in caring for its seniors.
Please visit www.itnamerica.org to learn more about ITNAmerica. |
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| Boy Scouts of America - Northern New Jersey Council
| The Boy Scouts of America was incorporated to provide a program for community organizations that offers effective character, citizenship, and personal fitness training for youth. Specifically, the BSA endeavors to develop American citizens who are physically, mentally, and emotionally fit; have a high degree of self-reliance as evidenced in such qualities as initiative, courage, and resourcefulness; have personal values based on religious concepts; have the desire and skills to help others; understand the principles of the American social, economic, and governmental systems; are knowledgeable about and take pride in their American heritage and understand our nation's role in the world; have a keen respect for the basic rights of all people; and are prepared to participate in and give leadership to American society. |
Member Since 2011 |
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| Center for Hope and Safety
Who We Are
 Center for Hope and Safety is dedicated to assisting victims, and their children, of domestic violence by turning fear into safety, helplessness into strength, and isolation into hope.
We are a not-for-profit agency founded in 1976. We strongly believe that every person has the right to be safe, empowered, and free from violence and the fear of violence. Our mission is to help you heal and grow through a wide range of services that give you the tools you need to leave the violence, and empower you and your children for new beginnings.
You can call us anytime if you or someone you know needs help. Our hotline is always available, ready for your call, 24 hours a day. Call us at 201-944-9600.
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| The Gregory M. Hirsch Heart Foundation, The
The GMH Memorial Foundation is dedicated to the prevention of sudden cardiac death in children and young adults by better understanding its causes, identifying at risk individuals and families and offering those families state-of-the-art diagnosis, treatment and support.
Funds raised by The Gregory M. Hirsch Memorial Foundation support cardiac screening and education programs as well as the research and the detection of heart conditions in newborn babies and young children through The Pediatric Center for Heart Disease, a division of The Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital at Hackensack University Medical Center (HUMC) and other pediatric causes.
The Joseph M. Sanzari Children's Hospital at HUMC is also one of a select group designated a full institutional member of the National Association of Children's Hospitals. This designation honors the contributions of a dedicated team of physicians, nurses, healthcare professionals and volunteers who have made the medical center an outstanding place of healing for children and their families. The Joseph M. Sanzari Children's Hospital was twice selected as one of the top 25 children's hospitals in the country and the top-ranked children's hospital in New Jersey by "Child" magazine.
HUMC is a 775-bed teaching and research hospital and provides the largest number of admissions in New Jersey. The medical center was recently ranked in five specialties including geriatric care, gynecology, heart and heart surgery, neurology and neurosurgery, and orthopedics in U.S. News’s 2008 publication of America’s Best Hospitals. HUMC is the only New Jersey acute-care hospital to receive rankings in five specialties. For three years in a row, HealthGrades® named HUMC one of America’s 50 Best Hospitals. This designation recognizes hospitals that have demonstrated superior clinical quality over a seven-year time period. HUMC is the only healthcare facility in New Jersey, New York, and New England to be named one of America’s 50 Best Hospitals in 2007, 2008 and 2009. Only one percent of the nation’s hospitals can make this claim.
For additional information about The Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital at Hackensack University Medical Center, please visit www.humc.com |
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| Fundacion Manos A La Ayuda, Inc. - Hands Help Hands
| Established in 2006, the mission of Hands Help Hands is to provide and develop educational programs to aid other non-profit institutions or low income people, providing them equipment materials for their needs. To promote the Art and the education of people with physical disabilities and/or learning disabilities.
Help us to help others! Visit us online at www.handshelphands.org |
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| Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey
| The Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey is a high-capacity council with a strong presence in the communities of Bergen, Morris, Passaic, Sussex, and northern Warren counties. We serve and bring this paramount leadership program to more than 37,000 girls. |
Member Since 2009 |
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| Arthritis Foundation
| What We Do: Conquer Arthritis.
The Arthritis Foundation is the Champion of Yes. Leading the fight for the arthritis community, the Arthritis Foundation helps conquer everyday battles through life-changing information and resources, access to optimal care, advancements in science and community connections. Our goal is to chart a winning course, guiding families in developing personalized plans for living a full life – and making each day another stride towards a cure. We also publish Arthritis Today, the award-winning magazine that reaches 4.2 million readers. |
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| Greater Bergen Community Action, Inc.
Greater Bergen Community Action is a 501(c) (3), not-for-profit Community Action Agency. Established in 1967, Greater Bergen is part of a nationwide network of poverty-fighting enterprises which were established as part of the nation’s effort to address the intractable and persistent problem of poverty in America. Through an outstanding Board of Directors with members from the private and public sectors, along with community leaders, Greater Bergen seeks to mobilize public and private resources to change the conditions in which low-income residents live and work, while also changing the institutions which impact their lives.
Greater Bergen engages in a host of activities which are designed to:
- Empower Individuals, through Adult Learning and Asset Development
- Educate Curious Minds for Healthy Futures
- Build, Rehabilitate and Manage Housing, for Affordability, Health and Safety
- Revitalize Communities for a Better Tomorrow.
Greater Bergen has a compelling history and an exciting future.
Check out our History section »
National, State and Local Funding Partners Include:
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| US Department of Housing & Urban Development |
Robin Hood Foundation |
| US Department of Health & Human Services |
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation |
| US Department of Energy |
United Water Foundation |
| US Department of Treasury |
PSE&G |
| NJ Department of Community Affairs |
Goldman Sachs |
| NJ Department of Labor & Workforce Development |
PNC Bank |
| NJ Department of Human Services |
TD Bank |
| NJ Department of Children & Families |
Wells Fargo |
| NJ Department of State |
Capital One Bank |
| County of Bergen |
HSBC |
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Oritani Bank |
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| Bergen Volunteer Medical Initiative
The Bergen Volunteer Medical Initiative, Inc., is a volunteer nonprofit organization providing free primary and preventive medical care to low-income working people in Bergen County without insurance or the means to pay for care. BVMI is the only state licensed ambulatory care facility in the county that offers free healthcare for individuals whose income is 100 to 200 percent of the Federal Poverty guidelines and are not eligible for government funded health insurance. Patients are seen by appointment at the Center located at 241 Moore Street, Hackensack, NJ.
Since opening the center in November 2009, over 50 volunteer physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers, nutritionists, and others have treated over 1,000 patients with over 5,000 medical visits. Through early intervention and consistent treatment of patients, BVMI has been able to stabilize chronic conditions, help to decrease infectious disease, and reduce the use of emergency rooms in Bergen County hospitals.
The BVMI Healthcare Center is guided by the “Culture of Caring” philosophy, based on the ethical standard in medicine that was practiced long ago. We believe that how people are treated during a visit to BVMI’s Healthcare Center is as important as the medical care they receive. |
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| Hackensack Riverkeeper, Inc.
| The mission of Hackensack Riverkeeper is to protect, preserve and restore the Hackensack River watershed and its living resources. Hackensack Riverkeeper fights for clean water, open space preservation and public access to the river for both active and passive recreation. It accomplishes its mission by prosecuting polluters, participating in the administration of local and regional open space trust funds, educating the public through school and community based programs, and organizing a variety of eco-programs, including cleanups, pontoon boat cruises, birding walks and canoe and kayak rentals in the Meadowlands.
ECO-CRUISES. Hackensack Riverkeeper has been conducting these enjoyable excursions since 1995. Thirty-nine Open Eco-Cruises are scheduled from May 5 through October 14 aboard the pontoon cruisers Edward Abbey and Robert H. Boyle. Open trips are great for individuals, couples, and families and can be had for a donation of $25 per person for adults / $10 for kids 12 and under.
CHARTER ECO-CRUISES can be arranged for groups of up to 26 people for any available date/time May 1 through October 28. Hackensack Riverkeeper asks a donation of $300 per boat for Adult Charter Eco-Cruises and $250 for Youth Charters.
GUIDED PADDLES. Hackensack Riverkeeper's Paddling Center, located on the river at Laurel Hill County Park in Secaucus, NJ is now open weekends through October 28 weather permitting. The Center offers both canoe & kayak rentals ($25 per paddler w/ a 2-paddler minimum) and guided tours through the nearby wetlands. Three summertime moonlight paddles are also scheduled. Cost: $30 per paddler.
RIVER CLEANUPS. These active conservation events give people the opportunity to give back to the environment and their communities by doing some "watershed housekeeping". River Cleanups are scheduled at eight different waterside locations within the Hackensack River Watershed from Oradell Reservoir in the north to Bayonne's 16th Street Park in the south. Hackensack Riverkeeper provides cleanup tools and supplies as well as refreshments for all volunteers. All they ask is that everyone pitch in and help rid local waterways of litter.
BIRD-WALKS. For groups interested in birding and bird study, Captain Hugh Carola is available to lead Bird-Walks or hawk watches at local birding hotspots within the Hackensack River Watershed region.
visit http://www.hackensackriverkeeper.org for detailed descriptions and schedules.
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| Independent College Fund Of NJ
| The Independent College Fund of NJ was founded in 1953 to secure financial support for the state's fourteen private colleges and universities. The fund is a cooperative effort between business and academic leaders who recognize the important role our institutions play in building New Jersey's economy. |
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| American Cancer Society
| Our Global Vision
As a leader in cancer control since 1913, the American Cancer Society is committed to saving lives from cancer and reducing the global threat of the disease. We combine our relentless passion with the wisdom of experience to make this vision a reality by focusing on countries with the most need and where measurable results can be achieved. We know that cancer is one of the most preventable — and the most curable — of major chronic, life-threatening diseases. We recognize tobacco as the single most preventable cause of death. We’re working to reduce the incidence of tobacco-related cancers in low- and middle-income countries with a special emphasis on sub-Saharan Africa. In collaboration with a worldwide network of partnerships, we are urging governments and international organizations to recognize that cancer is a global priority requiring an urgent response.
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| Drums and Disabilities
| Mr. Pat Gesualdo | | (973) 725-5150 | | Send Email |
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D.A.D. (Drums and Disabilities) is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization, that pioneered the Legendary techniques of Drum Therapy. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his Administration, and New Jersey Department of Education Commissioner Lucille Davy helped celebrated Drum Virtuoso Pat Gesualdo launch D.A.D. as a pilot program in various New Jersey and New York City schools in 2004.
D.A.D. has been the lead story on NBC, CBS, and ABC Television News, and other major media outlets on a Global basis. Senators and Congressman throughout the United States have called upon D.A.D. to help write disability laws to protect disabled and children and their parents. The U.S. Department of State has also joined with D.A.D. to help bring peace to the Israelis and Palestinians in the West Bank region of Israel. |
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| Hawthorne Caballeros Drum & Bugle Corps., Inc.
Who are the Cabs?
The Hawthorne Caballeros, sponsored by American Legion Post #199 in Hawthorne, are in their 66th season of competition and have amassed a remarkable host of records.
They have won the DCA World Championship 9 times, the American Legion National Title 16 times, the National Dream Contest 17 times, and the New Jersey State American Legion Title 43 times. They have completed 5 undefeated seasons, consecutively in 1984 and 1985. They have placed in the top 3 placements at the DCA World Championship 31 times in 44 appearances, a clear indicator of the Caballeros consistency for excellence on the drum corps field. In 1989, during DCA's 25th Anniversary season, fans voted the Caballeros their favorite Senior Drum and Bugle Corps of all time. |
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| Adaptive Golfers
| The game of golf can intimidate and overwhelm anyone – At Adaptive Golfers, we're here to help find the answers and create the game you want. Don't let yourself get discouraged or think that you don't have the ABILITY. Contact us instead. |
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| We Heart, Inc.
| We Heart, Inc. is a recreation and dance group, formed for children and adults with special needs to have creative and social outlets. |
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| Goodwill Industries NY NJ
Goodwill Industries empowers individuals with disabilities and other barriers to employment to gain independence through the power of work.
We at Goodwill Industries will only be satisfied when every person in the communities we serve has the opportunity to achieve full potential as an individual and to participate and contribute in all aspects of a productive life.
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| Muscular Dystrophy Association
| MDA is the nonprofit health agency dedicated to curing muscular dystrophy, ALS and related diseases by funding worldwide research. The Association also provides comprehensive health care and support services, advocacy and education.
MDA combats neuromuscular diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive medical and support services, and far-reaching professional and public health education. With national headquarters in Tucson, MDA has more than 200 offices across the country, sponsors some 200 hospital-affiliated clinics and supports more than 330 research projects around the world.
The Association's comprehensive services program includes diagnostic and follow-up medical consultations, flu shots, support groups, MDA summer camps for youngsters, a medical equipment program, assistance with equipment repairs and resource referral.
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| Greens Do Good
| At Greens Do Good, our mission is to transform the way our local community sources healthy produce by providing the freshest ingredients in a sustainable and socially responsible way.
The daily structure and personal fulfillment of a job well done is an integral part of life—one that is just as essential for individuals with autism as it is for any other adult. Yet, nearly half of 25-year-olds with autism have never held a paying job. Greens Do Good is doing its part to help change that. |
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| NJ District 6 Little League
The District serves as the volunteer link between the local leagues and Little League International, the largest youth sports organization in the world. The District provides pre-season safety, coaching, and player development clinics; coordinates league activities throughout the year; and operates District Tournaments that begin the road to the Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA. In addition, we host Sectional and State Tournaments featuring the District Tournament winners as they advance.
General Information
New Jersey District
Little League Baseball, Softball, & Challenger Divisions
Jeffrey Ware, District Administrator
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Distict 6 is a part of N.J. Section 2 and is a member of the New Jersey State Little League Organization
District 6 is located in Bergen County and consists of the following leagues:
Cliffside Park / Fairview ... Edgewater ... Englewood Cliffs ... Fort Lee American ... FortLee National ... LittleFerry / South Hackensack ... Palisades Park / Leonia ... Ridgefield ... Ridgefield Park ... Teaneck Southern
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Member Since 2014 |
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| Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
| 14 Commerce Dr
Cranford, NJ 07016 | | 9089566615 | | Send Email |
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| Our mission is to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's Disease and myeloma and to improve the quality of life for patients and their families. |
Member Since 2018 |
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| Rebuilding Together Bergen County
Our vision: “A safe and healthy home for every person”
Rebuilding Together is the nation’s leading nonprofit working to preserve affordable homeownership across the country and has been a leader in the housing/nonprofit field since its founding in 1988.
One of 200 Rebuilding Together affiliates across the nation, Rebuilding Together Bergen County serves homeowners through the county, ensuring affordable homeownership in our local towns and neighborhoods.
Watch a 5-minute video with highlights from Rebuilding Day 2011. |
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| Eastwick Foundation
Established in 2007, the mission of the Eastwick Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is twofold:
- Provide scholarships to students attending Eastwick College and the HoHoKus School of Trade & Technical Sciences so they may graduate on time.
- Excel as a valued member of the community by aiding local non-profit organizations. Students and staff are especially committed to raising funds for Feed The Hungry which supports local food pantries.
Our Eastwick Elite Scholarships help deserving students overcome financial obstacles so that they may graduate on time and find a good job. Our Feed The Hungry program and other community outreach efforts support neighbors in need. Not only are we are changing the lives of those we help now, but we are also impacting their family’s life for years to come.
The Eastwick Foundation is funded by donations from individuals and corporations like you. Your suggestions and input matter. Please contact Executive Director Jeanne Patrican, jpatrican@eastwick.edu or 201-357-8260, to share them.
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| Rutherford Pride Alliance
Member Since 2019 |
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| Act Now Foundation Dementia Resource Center
| Our vision is to create a dementia-friendly New Jersey. Our mission is to raise awareness and educate our communities about Alzheimer's disease, prevention, and early detection. Our goal is to offer programs and services that support those living with dementia and their caregivers. To provide cognitive assessments, crisis-management, long term care planning, education, resources and advocacy to improve their quality of life. |
Member Since 2019 |
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| North Jersey Friendship House
Welcome to North Jersey Friendship House
North Jersey Friendship House is a non-profit organization that works with adults with varying abilities and provides them with comprehensive clinical treatment, vocational training and work opportunities in order to help them achieve meaningful and productive lives. The services provided by North Jersey Friendship House are designed to address the unique needs and goals of the individual. Our programs include partial care, vocational rehabilitation, supported employment services and an adult with autism day program. In addition, we have two new programs, ICON and CLEAN which provide specialized training in culinary arts and custodial services respectively. North Jersey Friendship House is licensed by the Division of Mental Health and the programs and services have been approved by the New Jersey Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. North Jersey Friendship House is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), a nationwide non-profit organization that is committed to enhancing quality rehabilitation services.
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| Alzheimer's New Jersey
Since 1985, we have been here for New Jersey and we will continue to be here for our community, providing care and support for New Jersey families today and helping to advance research for a cure tomorrow. As Alzheimer’s New Jersey® (formerly known as Alzheimer’s Association, Greater New Jersey Chapter) our commitment to local programs and services is stronger than ever.
In December 2015, the Board of Directors of the Alzheimer’s Association, Greater New Jersey Chapter announced its decision to disaffiliate from the National Alzheimer’s Association® in order to maintain our status as an independent, stand-alone non-profit organization committed to serving New Jersey. Our Board made this decision in response to a National Alzheimer’s Association vote to end its existing affiliation agreements with all local independent Chapters across the country and merge them into one nation-wide, non-profit organization with national – not local governance – a move that our Board believes would drastically reduce our local programs and services.
Our new name – Alzheimer’s New Jersey – reflects our commitment to individuals and families that are impacted by Alzheimer’s and dementia right here at home in New Jersey. Our Board, staff and volunteers are excited to now direct 100% of our donors’ generosity as well as our time and energy to our local communities. Our vision: Improve the lives of people in New Jersey who are affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias; offering continuous hope and support. Our Mission: To respond to the needs of people in New Jersey who are affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, by providing programs and community partnerships that increase awareness and access to services
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Member Since 2017 |
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| Local 632 - I.A.T.S.E.
| Local 632 IATSE is the International Alliance of Theatrical State Employees, Motion Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts of the United States and Canada, AFL-CIO, CLC. Local 632 services the Meadowlands and Northern NJ area. |
Member Since 2007 |
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| March Of Dimes
| A non-profit organization whose mission is to help moms have full term pregnancies and help babies live healthy lives. |
Member Since 2007 |
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| Meadowlands YMCA
| Each day at the Meadowlands Area YMCA, we exist to strengthen community. Together with people like you, we nurture the potential of kids, help people understand and improve their health, and provide opportunities to give back and support neighbors. So join our cause. And create meaningful change not just for you, but also for your community.
Among our offerings: Preschool Childcare and Enrichment; Before and After School Programs; Health, Well-being and Fitness; Swim, Sports and Play; and Volunteerism.
The Meadowlands Area YMCA has been listening and responding to our communities’ most critical needs for over 90 years. At the Y, strengthening community is our cause. Join us.
The Y, We're For Youth Development, Healthy Living and Social Responsibility |
Member Since 1999 |
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