Quinn’s Corner Fund is sponsored by Community Foundation of New Jersey. Provides emergency and planning grants to organizations supporting domestic violence survivors who are fleeing with their pets in New Jersey.

Find Grants | Community Foundation of New Jersey We are pleased to share grant opportunities for area nonprofit organizations. This list will be updated as opportunities open and close. Before applying, take note of the access code in the grant description if one is listed, click on this link and create an account in the CFNJ grant portal , and enter the access code in the search bar.

If you have questions, contact our grants team at info@cfnj. org . Essex County Empowering Communities Grants* Supports nonprofits that foster positive change in communities This opportunity aims to provide financial assistance for grassroots initiatives that enhance the well-being, resilience, and inclusivity of an Essex County community.

We recognize the vital role these organizations play in fostering positive change and are committed to supporting their efforts. Projects must serve communities in Essex County, with special consideration for the Oranges and Irvington. Eligibility: Organizations that have received this grant within the past two years are not eligible to apply this year.

Grant amount: One to two grant awards ranging between $2,500 – $5,000 St. Clare’s Cancer Support Services Grant for Sussex and Morris Counties Enhances access to essential services for cancer patients and their families This grant aims to improve the quality of life for cancer patients, survivors, and their families by enhancing access to essential services, resources, and support programs.

The opportunity is open to nonprofit organizations in Sussex and Morris counties that support general cancer programs and services. Grant amount: One $10,000 award Passaic County Children’s Support Grants Funds organizations serving abused or homeless children This opportunity provides financial assistance to nonprofit organizations in Passaic County that are committed to serving abused or homeless children.

Grant focus areas include emergency shelter and housing services, trauma-informed care and counseling, management and advocacy, educational support and enrichment, and basic needs assistance (including food, clothing, hygiene supplies, and transportation assistance).

Grant amount: One to five grant awards ranging between $5,000 – $15,000 Church in Radburn Christian Values Grant* Supports spiritual growth, pastoral care, and community organizing This grant supports organizations that embody Christian principles; make a positive impact on communities; and uphold the values of compassion, service, and love.

Funding priority areas include projects and initiatives in Bergen and Passaic counties that: Foster spiritual growth and community engagement Provide pastoral care and outreach support to marginalized and vulnerable populations Focus on social justice and advocacy, community organizing, and initiatives that align with the values of compassion, equality, and solidarity Eligibility: Organizations that have received this grant within the past two years are not eligible to apply this year.

Grant amount: Two to five grant awards ranging from $15,000 – $55,000 Morris County Nonprofit Capacity Fund Funds the sustainability and effectiveness of nonprofits This newly established fund is focused on strengthening the operational and strategic capabilities of nonprofit organizations serving Morris County.

By providing grants to enhance internal capacity, the fund aims to empower nonprofits to achieve greater sustainability, effectiveness, and community impact.

Some examples of capacity-building initiatives are: Staff retention initiatives, such as retreats Program evaluation and impact measurement tools Financial management systems and processes Grant amount: Up to $10,000 Deadline and notification: April 30 (grants will be awarded by June 30) Provides emergency and planning grants to support DV survivors and their pets These grants help organizations that support survivors who are fleeing domestic violence with their pets in New Jersey.

Emergency funds can be used to cover a pet deposit for a new apartment, temporary pet boarding, or other bills and supplies. Planning funds help organizations prepare for the future goal of housing pets on-site at a shelter. Learn more by visiting the grant website .

Grant amount: One-time, $5,000 grants Access code: Email lgracey@cfnj. org for the code. Deadline and notification: Applications will be reviewed and approved on a rolling basis.

Svetlana Stalin Welcome to New Jersey Grants * Supports recent immigrants with essential services and resources Inspired by Svetlana’s immigration journey, this grant opportunity is designed to support recent immigrants in adjusting to life in New Jersey, including providing essential services and resources to help newcomers navigate the challenges of settling into their new communities.

Key focus areas for funding include language acquisition and literacy, cultural orientation and integration, legal assistance and immigration services, social services and support networks, employment readiness, and economic empowerment. Eligibility: Organizations that have received this grant within the past two years are not eligible to apply this year.

Grant amount: One to three grants ranging from $5,000 – $15,000 Sheila Williamson Memorial Health Grants* Empowers nonprofits addressing health disparities These grants seek to empower small organizations with innovative ideas and a commitment to addressing health disparities, ensuring that all individuals have equal access to quality healthcare and opportunities for well-being.

Eligibility: Organizations that have received this grant within the past two years are not eligible to apply this year.

Grant amount: One to two grants ranging between $2,500 – $5,000 Field Trip New Jersey Grant Helps Essex County students connect their classroom learning with real-life experiences These grants support trips to arts and cultural organizations, historical landmarks, nature preserves, science institutions, and college tours. Pi Chubb: Total funding per school is capped at $1,400 and must be used for bus expenses only.

Each field trip is capped at $700. This program is open to schools or nonprofits serving Newark. Schumann: Applicants may apply for grants of up to $1,500 per academic year.

This program is open to schools in Essex County and nonprofit organizations that are current grantees of the Schumann Fund for New Jersey. Deadline and notification: Applications are accepted and approved on a rolling basis. To learn more, visit the Pi Chubb website or the Schumann Fund website .

You can also send an email to info@fieldtripnj. org . Update: The General Field Trip NJ opportunity is closed.

We anticipate that the application will re-open in Fall 2026 when additional funding becomes available. Awards grants for ongoing book projects This fund perpetuates the work done by nearly 700 students and auditors over the 35 years that Professor Samuel Freedman taught the Book Seminar class prior to his retirement from Columbia Journalism School.

Mercer County Community Grant Supports programs and services benefiting underserved communities This opportunity funds initiatives in Mercer County focusing on collaborative projects that address systemic challenges, strengthen the organizational capacity of nonprofits, and more.

Monmouth County Community Grant Provides grants to organizations addressing community needs This grant supports initiatives in Monmouth County that demonstrate a clear commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in both organizational leadership and service delivery. A.

Van Deusen Young Artist and Musicians Grant Awards grants to cultivate the next generation of creative talent This funding helps foster growth and inspiration in young artists and musicians across the state — providing the resources, mentorship, and opportunities for artistic expression. St.

Clare’s Children’s Behavioral Health Fund Supports nonprofits focused on children’s behavioral health This fund supports children’s behavioral health services in Sussex/Morris counties. Panasonic Challenge Fund Grant Funds STEAM education programs This grant funds advanced STEAM education programs that aim to improve educational outcomes for students in Newark.

Somerset Hills Community Health Foundation Grant Supports nonprofits that promote healthier individuals and communities This opportunity funds projects and programs that promote healthier individuals and communities in Morris and Somerset counties. Visit the SHCHF page to learn more.

General Field Trip New Jersey Fund Funds school trips for students in underserved communities This fund supports trips to arts and cultural organizations, historical landmarks, nature preserves, science institutions, and college tours — helping students in underserved communities to connect their classroom learning with real-life experiences.

Fund for a Just and Equitable Morris County Prioritizes organizations that serve historically disinvested communities This fund, launched in 2024 by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation in partnership with CFNJ, supports organizations and projects that focus on justice and equity in Morris County and contribute toward the overall vibrancy of the region.

NJ Strong: Emergency Fund Funds nonprofits affected by federal funding freezes This opportunity is currently closed. You’re welcome to learn more about the impact of the grant or donate to the fund . Provides grants to nonprofits supporting companion animals This funding is open to organizations that support companion animals in New Jersey.

Companion animals primarily includes dogs, cats, and horses. Funds the health and well-being of communities This foundation provides grants for organizations, projects, and initiatives that contribute to the health, happiness, and well-being of communities in Rahway and/or the surrounding Union and Middlesex counties. Visit the RSI page for more details.

George & Yvonne Alkemade Vision Health Grant Supports general care for the blind community This grant supports organizations that provide general care and assistance to the blind community — alleviating the challenges faced by individuals affected by vision loss, enhancing their quality of life, and ensuring their comfort and welfare.

Wilhelmina Holder Student Assistance Emergency Fund Nurtures the brilliance of Newark’s youth This emergency fund focuses on Newark residents currently enrolled in postsecondary programs — including colleges, universities, and certification programs — who need assistance with daily and unexpected costs that financial aid doesn’t cover. Visit the fund webpage for details. St.

Clare’s Nursing Education Grant Supports organizations and institutions that provide financial assistance to nursing students This grant supports organizations and institutions that provide financial assistance to deserving individuals from Morris and Sussex counties who are entering the nursing profession or continuing education in the discipline.

Provides grants to organizations that promote economic empowerment This funding supports New Jersey organizations that are dedicated to promoting economic empowerment through proven projects and programs that foster economic stability, entrepreneurship, workforce development, financial literacy, and access to opportunities. Rose Anthony Howard and Elizabeth V.

Brinley Next Generation Grant Funds nonprofits that provide vital services and opportunities for children This grant opportunity is aimed at supporting nonprofit organizations that provide vital services to children with a focus on uplifting their lives, fostering growth, and creating opportunities for a brighter future.

Dixon Community Theatre Support Grant Supports the sustainability and growth of small theatre operations Designed to provide financial assistance to small theatre companies operating within New Jersey, this grant recognizes the vibrant cultural landscape and the invaluable contributions of local theatre to communities.