Stony-Wold Herbert Fund

The Jewish Foundation for Education of Women (JFEW) is dedicated to empowering women by providing support for college degrees, career readiness, and community development. Through cohort-based programs, research funding, and emergency grants, JFEW aims to address systemic challenges faced by women from low-income backgrounds pursuing higher education. Generated from the website

Greenhope Services for Women, located in East Harlem, was established in 1975 as a residential and outpatient treatment program for formerly incarcerated women. Committed to providing quality services to predominantly poor African American and Latina women, Greenhope offers comprehensive care using a gender-responsive, trauma-informed approach to support women in achieving abstinence from substance use and their individualized goals. An affiliate of Acacia Network since 2016, Greenhope operates a fully licensed residential program for adult women seeking treatment for substance use disorders. Their services include trauma-informed clinical care, counseling, mental health services, educational and career support, childcare, and connections to community resources to help women on their journey to holistic recovery. Generated from the website

The Greater Elizabeth Chamber of Commerce serves as the largest business association in Elizabeth, NJ, and its surrounding towns, focusing on representing and advancing the interests of local businesses. By fostering collaboration and building responsible partnerships, the Chamber promotes a thriving business environment that benefits the community as a whole. The Chamber facilitates networking opportunities through various events, including free monthly Business After Hours gatherings, allowing members to connect, showcase their services, and build valuable partnerships. Commitment to community development and business success remains at the forefront of the organization's mission. Generated from the website