Jewish Women's Foundation of New Jersey (JWF-NJ)
Giving Together/Granting for Change
The Jewish Women’s Foundation of New Jersey (JWF-NJ) transforms the lives of individual women and girls through hands-on philanthropy and collective grant making. Through our giving, we invite women to be agents for change and to positively impact the lives of women and girls in New Jersey.
Since 2007, JWF-NJ grants and special initiatives have raised awareness of pressing issues and made a sustainable difference in women’s and girls' lives at all levels:
- Local: Make the Road New Jersey, Elizabeth, New Jersey – Immigrant Women Leadership and Media Training
- State: Volunteer Lawyers for Justice – New Jersey Trafficking Victims Legal Assistance Program
- National: National JWF Funding Collaborative – Fostering Employment Equity for Women in Israel
- International: Ruach Nashit – Financial Management for Women Victims of Violence
- Special Initiatives: National Council of Jewish Women – Women Veterans’ Initiative
JWF-NJ members have made 140 grants to more than 80 organizations totaling over $1.3 million.
News & Events
Billie Jean King: Champion. Activist. Legend. (October 2, 2022)
JWF members participated in a private tour of the special exhibit at the Yogi Berra … [Read More...]
Three Grants of $25,000 Each Awarded to Local Agencies
As part of its Spring Grants Cycle, JWF will be supporting the following programs in 2022-23: Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan New Jersey for Teen LINKS and School Sexual Health Education, which will provide intensive training to high school … [Read More...]
Recent JWF-NJ Member Events
Workshop at Moss & More in Montclair - Prospective JWF-NJ members designed their own potted plant creations and learned about giving together/granting for change. Billie Jean King: Champion. Activist. … [Read More...]
“Thanks to the generous support of Jewish Women’s Foundation of New Jersey, Partners for Women and Justice is able to help hundreds of low-income women, many with incredible strength, courage and determination, secure protections for themselves and their children as they deal with domestic violence and other family law issues.”
Jane M. Hanson, Esq.,
Executive Director, Partners for Women and Justice
