Giving Back
With the holiday season fast approaching comes the generosity of spirit it inspires, which makes this time of year the perfect opportunity to celebrate those organizations that prioritize community-centric altruism every day.
We’re pleased to celebrate 21 nonprofits that are doing their part—and inspiring others—to care for their neighbors while making the region a better place to live, work and play.
SNJ Next
SNJ Next-–previously SNJ Millennials—embraces a revitalized mission that’s built on three pillars: financial support, mentorship and volunteerism. The organization hosts dynamic quarterly workshops, networking sessions and mixers, and resources that support business education, all of which aim to empower young professionals to grow, serve and lead as they pursue their full potential. In addition to supporting its membership, SNJ Next also hosts an annual 30 Under 30 Gala that celebrates emerging leaders who are already driving community impact. SNJ Next will be launching its new headquarters at Signature Workspace at 2000 Route 38, Suite 2210 in Cherry Hill, which will help not only expand its capacity but also host collaborative programming. Externally, the nonprofit is strengthening its partnerships with Samaritan and the Voorhees-Gibbsboro Lions Club to expand mentorship, health awareness and service initiatives across South Jersey. As part of its most recent philanthropic efforts, the nonprofit raised $4,609.46 for United Way of Gloucester County through Dancing with the Gloucester County Stars to support local families and community programs.
SNJ Next-–previously SNJ Millennials—embraces a revitalized mission that’s built on three pillars: financial support, mentorship and volunteerism. The organization hosts dynamic quarterly workshops, networking sessions and mixers, and resources that support business education, all of which aim to empower young professionals to grow, serve and lead as they pursue their full potential. In addition to supporting its membership, SNJ Next also hosts an annual 30 Under 30 Gala that celebrates emerging leaders who are already driving community impact. SNJ Next will be launching its new headquarters at Signature Workspace at 2000 Route 38, Suite 2210 in Cherry Hill, which will help not only expand its capacity but also host collaborative programming. Externally, the nonprofit is strengthening its partnerships with Samaritan and the Voorhees-Gibbsboro Lions Club to expand mentorship, health awareness and service initiatives across South Jersey. As part of its most recent philanthropic efforts, the nonprofit raised $4,609.46 for United Way of Gloucester County through Dancing with the Gloucester County Stars to support local families and community programs.
NJ Clean Communities
Article continues below
advertisement
The New Jersey Clean Communities Council (NJCCC) strives to inspire business owners and customers to join its most recent environmental movement Skip the Stuff, wherein the council is spearheading a statewide outreach effort aimed at changing behaviors to tackle the alarming figures concerning single-use plastic utensil waste. NJCC is amplifying this message to further its reach by working with the business community as it teaches owners and managers alike to embrace sustainable practices that will save them money: Skip the Stuff will make it easier for restaurants and other businesses to go green and save green. As it’s been tackling the issue of litter for nearly 40 years, NJCCC has also educated the public about New Jersey’s single-use plastics law. Since the law was signed, it reports that more than 24 billion plastic bags have been kept out of waterways, parks and neighborhoods. Additionally, NJCCC oversees the distribution of $27.4 million in clean communities grants to local governments, has launched the statewide Reusable Bag Resource Center; and has created videos and PSAs to promote awareness about common types of preventable litter.
advertisement
The New Jersey Clean Communities Council (NJCCC) strives to inspire business owners and customers to join its most recent environmental movement Skip the Stuff, wherein the council is spearheading a statewide outreach effort aimed at changing behaviors to tackle the alarming figures concerning single-use plastic utensil waste. NJCC is amplifying this message to further its reach by working with the business community as it teaches owners and managers alike to embrace sustainable practices that will save them money: Skip the Stuff will make it easier for restaurants and other businesses to go green and save green. As it’s been tackling the issue of litter for nearly 40 years, NJCCC has also educated the public about New Jersey’s single-use plastics law. Since the law was signed, it reports that more than 24 billion plastic bags have been kept out of waterways, parks and neighborhoods. Additionally, NJCCC oversees the distribution of $27.4 million in clean communities grants to local governments, has launched the statewide Reusable Bag Resource Center; and has created videos and PSAs to promote awareness about common types of preventable litter.
Luke’s Place
Luke's Place Inc., a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is committed to advancing the wellbeing of the neurodiverse community throughout South Jersey. This often-underserved population faces a significant need for high-quality social, educational and athletic programming; in response to the service void, Luke's Place not only develops but also delivers inclusive initiatives designed to promote social engagement, personal development and community integration. Through innovative and creative programming as well as collaborative partnerships, the nonprofit strives to empower neurodiverse young adults to achieve their fullest potential and feel welcome as active community participants in a safe, nonjudgemental environment, all while establishing enduring, life-enriching friendships along the way. Luke’s Place encourages the South Jersey community’s support in helping to sustain its powerful mission to both enhance the quality of life for this exceptional population and foster a more inclusive and equitable South Jersey. Luke’s Place was founded by William and Gloria Jensen; their daughter Natalie, who is a certified occupational therapist; and their son Luke, who inspired the organization’s creation.
Luke's Place Inc., a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is committed to advancing the wellbeing of the neurodiverse community throughout South Jersey. This often-underserved population faces a significant need for high-quality social, educational and athletic programming; in response to the service void, Luke's Place not only develops but also delivers inclusive initiatives designed to promote social engagement, personal development and community integration. Through innovative and creative programming as well as collaborative partnerships, the nonprofit strives to empower neurodiverse young adults to achieve their fullest potential and feel welcome as active community participants in a safe, nonjudgemental environment, all while establishing enduring, life-enriching friendships along the way. Luke’s Place encourages the South Jersey community’s support in helping to sustain its powerful mission to both enhance the quality of life for this exceptional population and foster a more inclusive and equitable South Jersey. Luke’s Place was founded by William and Gloria Jensen; their daughter Natalie, who is a certified occupational therapist; and their son Luke, who inspired the organization’s creation.
Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health
At Devereux New Jersey, making a difference isn’t just a goal—it’s a daily reality. A leading provider of services for adults with autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), Devereux NJ offers a full continuum of care, which includes the day programs, supported employment and residential services that empower the individuals it supports to live their lives with dignity, independence and purpose. The heart of this mission beats strongest through the work of direct support professionals (DSPs), who are dedicated team members providing hands-on support, encouragement and advocacy every single day; given their vital role, Devereux NJ invests deeply in their growth, culture and future so they can continue to pursue their impactful, meaningful work. One standout initiative is the Ascend program, which pays for continuing education and professional development: Whether DSPs are pursuing degrees, certifications or specialized training, Ascend helps them advance their careers while enhancing the quality of care they provide. By nurturing those front–line talents, the organization strengthens its mission to unlock human potential while building brighter futures.
At Devereux New Jersey, making a difference isn’t just a goal—it’s a daily reality. A leading provider of services for adults with autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), Devereux NJ offers a full continuum of care, which includes the day programs, supported employment and residential services that empower the individuals it supports to live their lives with dignity, independence and purpose. The heart of this mission beats strongest through the work of direct support professionals (DSPs), who are dedicated team members providing hands-on support, encouragement and advocacy every single day; given their vital role, Devereux NJ invests deeply in their growth, culture and future so they can continue to pursue their impactful, meaningful work. One standout initiative is the Ascend program, which pays for continuing education and professional development: Whether DSPs are pursuing degrees, certifications or specialized training, Ascend helps them advance their careers while enhancing the quality of care they provide. By nurturing those front–line talents, the organization strengthens its mission to unlock human potential while building brighter futures.
United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey (UWGPSNJ)
UWGPSNJ is working to build a region where opportunity is within reach for everyone and no one lives in poverty, thanks to its strategic partnerships, aligned investments and data-driven solutions. Last year, the organization invested more than $21 million to strengthen communities, and in 2025, it launched Camden Community Uplift to fight poverty and expand opportunity in Camden. Focused on two areas—benefits access and jobs access—the program builds a stronger ecosystem, removing barriers to economic mobility through community-driven solutions. United Way’s existing South Jersey investments include matched savings programs that help individuals achieve life-changing goals and the Lubert IDA Program.
UWGPSNJ is working to build a region where opportunity is within reach for everyone and no one lives in poverty, thanks to its strategic partnerships, aligned investments and data-driven solutions. Last year, the organization invested more than $21 million to strengthen communities, and in 2025, it launched Camden Community Uplift to fight poverty and expand opportunity in Camden. Focused on two areas—benefits access and jobs access—the program builds a stronger ecosystem, removing barriers to economic mobility through community-driven solutions. United Way’s existing South Jersey investments include matched savings programs that help individuals achieve life-changing goals and the Lubert IDA Program.
The Forman Action Foundation
The organization inspires and invests in local youth through impact-driven programs that remove barriers to educational opportunities while empowering students to achieve their academic, professional and personal goals. The foundation created the Acorn Fund, which invests in college savings accounts for Salem county students, to which the foundation will make annual contributions from birth to 12th grade: Upon high school graduation, students can use that money to help pay for college-related costs. Since its inception in 2014, The Forman Action Foundation has invested over $3 million in nearly 1,600 Acorn Fund college savings accounts at no cost to Salem’s students and their families.
The organization inspires and invests in local youth through impact-driven programs that remove barriers to educational opportunities while empowering students to achieve their academic, professional and personal goals. The foundation created the Acorn Fund, which invests in college savings accounts for Salem county students, to which the foundation will make annual contributions from birth to 12th grade: Upon high school graduation, students can use that money to help pay for college-related costs. Since its inception in 2014, The Forman Action Foundation has invested over $3 million in nearly 1,600 Acorn Fund college savings accounts at no cost to Salem’s students and their families.
Southern Jersey Family Medical Centers (SJFMC)
Since 1977, SJFMC has delivered high-quality care to medically underserved communities across South Jersey. Guided by its mission to care for every patient—regardless of their ability to pay—SJFMC has eight locations and serves as a key safety net dedicated to improving access to compassionate medical care, education, outreach, prevention and early intervention services, and more. The organization celebrated National Health Center Week 2025 with community health festivals themed “America’s Health Centers: Celebrating 60 Years of Improving Our Nation’s Health.” Highlighting SJFMC’s continued commitment to community wellness, features included free health and dental screenings, meet-and-greets with elected officials, back-to-school supply giveaways, resources from community partners and more.
Since 1977, SJFMC has delivered high-quality care to medically underserved communities across South Jersey. Guided by its mission to care for every patient—regardless of their ability to pay—SJFMC has eight locations and serves as a key safety net dedicated to improving access to compassionate medical care, education, outreach, prevention and early intervention services, and more. The organization celebrated National Health Center Week 2025 with community health festivals themed “America’s Health Centers: Celebrating 60 Years of Improving Our Nation’s Health.” Highlighting SJFMC’s continued commitment to community wellness, features included free health and dental screenings, meet-and-greets with elected officials, back-to-school supply giveaways, resources from community partners and more.
Camden County History Alliance
Established February 2016, the Camden County History Alliance identifies resources and institutes projects promoting Camden County’s heritage. It collaborates to preserve and promote appreciation for the wealth of historical resources throughout the county so the public may easily discover historical sites and organizations in their local communities. The alliance has launched an award-winning Heritage Tourism project consisting of a trail map, guide and rack cards for each site; it also hosts Camden County History Month every October, featuring more than 50 programs, tours, exhibits, reenactments, and more. The nonprofit organization also publishes an e-newsletter with events and programs, as well as a free annual historical magazine.
Established February 2016, the Camden County History Alliance identifies resources and institutes projects promoting Camden County’s heritage. It collaborates to preserve and promote appreciation for the wealth of historical resources throughout the county so the public may easily discover historical sites and organizations in their local communities. The alliance has launched an award-winning Heritage Tourism project consisting of a trail map, guide and rack cards for each site; it also hosts Camden County History Month every October, featuring more than 50 programs, tours, exhibits, reenactments, and more. The nonprofit organization also publishes an e-newsletter with events and programs, as well as a free annual historical magazine.
The Domenica Foundation
The foundation’s Domenica Scholars Program began in 2006 with the aim of allowing students from Camden to attend some of the area's top-rated high schools; to date, more than 350 students have gone through this program. In addition, the Domenica Foundation offers up to 25 Domenica Scholarships every year to eighth grade students with proven academic potential as well as financial necessity. Students can apply to Camden Catholic High School, Paul VI High School, Gloucester Catholic High School or Cristo Rey through Catholic Partnership Schools. Domenica Scholars have demonstrated exemplary graduation rates, post-graduation career success, and received scholarships to universities including Ivy League colleges.
The foundation’s Domenica Scholars Program began in 2006 with the aim of allowing students from Camden to attend some of the area's top-rated high schools; to date, more than 350 students have gone through this program. In addition, the Domenica Foundation offers up to 25 Domenica Scholarships every year to eighth grade students with proven academic potential as well as financial necessity. Students can apply to Camden Catholic High School, Paul VI High School, Gloucester Catholic High School or Cristo Rey through Catholic Partnership Schools. Domenica Scholars have demonstrated exemplary graduation rates, post-graduation career success, and received scholarships to universities including Ivy League colleges.
Reach Out and Read New Jersey
Reach Out and Read New Jersey promotes evidence-based early literacy, healthy relationships and regular pediatric check-ups for kids from birth to age 5 in more than 100 statewide health clinics. Doctors give new books to families, while advising parents about the importance of including books in families’ daily routines, reading aloud, and holding supportive and educational conversations: For nearly four decades, Reach Out and Read has turned routine checkups into a powerful tools for equity and connection as it promotes the behaviors that help parents and children build trust, strengthen language skills and nurture emotional health from birth. The nonprofit has reached 75,000 babies, toddlers, preschoolers and their families in low-income communities.
Reach Out and Read New Jersey promotes evidence-based early literacy, healthy relationships and regular pediatric check-ups for kids from birth to age 5 in more than 100 statewide health clinics. Doctors give new books to families, while advising parents about the importance of including books in families’ daily routines, reading aloud, and holding supportive and educational conversations: For nearly four decades, Reach Out and Read has turned routine checkups into a powerful tools for equity and connection as it promotes the behaviors that help parents and children build trust, strengthen language skills and nurture emotional health from birth. The nonprofit has reached 75,000 babies, toddlers, preschoolers and their families in low-income communities.
Free All Minds Academy
Free All Minds Academy provides mentorship and nurtures both academic and personal development, as well as career guidance within a supportive and family-like community. The organization’s programs are enriched with diverse educational workshops, mentorship and comprehensive training. Free All Minds Academy’s team of program coordinators, compassionate mentors and administrative professionals work with community partners to empower young men toward academic, professional, athletic, and emotional success. Over 10,000 students have been impacted, $1.4 million in college scholarship funds have been raised, and members recently celebrated a 100% college-acceptance rate for the class of 2025.
Free All Minds Academy provides mentorship and nurtures both academic and personal development, as well as career guidance within a supportive and family-like community. The organization’s programs are enriched with diverse educational workshops, mentorship and comprehensive training. Free All Minds Academy’s team of program coordinators, compassionate mentors and administrative professionals work with community partners to empower young men toward academic, professional, athletic, and emotional success. Over 10,000 students have been impacted, $1.4 million in college scholarship funds have been raised, and members recently celebrated a 100% college-acceptance rate for the class of 2025.
Camden Health and Athletic Association
The Camden Health and Athletic Association (CHAA) works to expand youth sports programs and health initiatives across Camden by eliminating financial barriers, supporting community teams and investing in safe environments. The nonprofit aims to instill and strengthen values like confidence, teamwork and choosing healthy habits through programs such as organized athletics, mentorship and health education. More than 1,000 children have been reached so far through CHAA programs, as the nonprofit has funded more than 30 neighborhood-based organizations and invested over $1 million in facilities, equipment and coaches who additionally serve as compassionate mentors.
The Camden Health and Athletic Association (CHAA) works to expand youth sports programs and health initiatives across Camden by eliminating financial barriers, supporting community teams and investing in safe environments. The nonprofit aims to instill and strengthen values like confidence, teamwork and choosing healthy habits through programs such as organized athletics, mentorship and health education. More than 1,000 children have been reached so far through CHAA programs, as the nonprofit has funded more than 30 neighborhood-based organizations and invested over $1 million in facilities, equipment and coaches who additionally serve as compassionate mentors.
Contact of Burlington County
Contact of Burlington County empowers and supports survivors of sexual assault by offering a suite of supportive services like its 24/7 Sexual Violence Hotline, team of confidential sexual violence advocates, free bilingual confidential counseling, prevention education and an emotional support helpline. The trained, compassionate advocates behind those options provide a safe, unbiased space, whether they need to serve as active listeners or extend no-cost help to affected community members and their loved ones as they heal, supporting them in times of crisis and on their path forward. Contact of Burlington County also hosts age-appropriate prevention education and outreach efforts at local schools and organizations.
Contact of Burlington County empowers and supports survivors of sexual assault by offering a suite of supportive services like its 24/7 Sexual Violence Hotline, team of confidential sexual violence advocates, free bilingual confidential counseling, prevention education and an emotional support helpline. The trained, compassionate advocates behind those options provide a safe, unbiased space, whether they need to serve as active listeners or extend no-cost help to affected community members and their loved ones as they heal, supporting them in times of crisis and on their path forward. Contact of Burlington County also hosts age-appropriate prevention education and outreach efforts at local schools and organizations.
Ranch Hope
Ranch Hope, Inc. is a faith-based nonprofit transforming lives through Christ-centered love and compassion. Serving children, youth, and families impacted by trauma, violence, and adversity, Ranch Hope creates healing environments where voices are heard and lives are renewed. Rooted in Romans 15:1, the organization empowers those who falter, offering hope through residential care, education, community outreach, and summer camps. Ranch Hope is more than a place; it’s a community where transformation is celebrated and every effort matters. For over 61 years, it has stood as a beacon of strength and restoration, proudly serving all 21 counties across New Jersey.
Ranch Hope, Inc. is a faith-based nonprofit transforming lives through Christ-centered love and compassion. Serving children, youth, and families impacted by trauma, violence, and adversity, Ranch Hope creates healing environments where voices are heard and lives are renewed. Rooted in Romans 15:1, the organization empowers those who falter, offering hope through residential care, education, community outreach, and summer camps. Ranch Hope is more than a place; it’s a community where transformation is celebrated and every effort matters. For over 61 years, it has stood as a beacon of strength and restoration, proudly serving all 21 counties across New Jersey.
Underground Railroad Museum of Burlington County
With a mixture of historical items, tours fueled by a powerful dialogue between visitors and guides, and a celebration of both local and international Black success, the museum provides context for what led freedom-seeking enslaved people through the county and how their legacies still impact the region today—all while shining a light on the stories history textbooks never tell and building upon founder Louise Calloway’s original collection and vision. It also hosts events that aim to honor and enlighten in equal measures, like a Juneteenth celebration that includes a Freedom Walk and, for 2026, will include skydivers representing every branch of the military.
With a mixture of historical items, tours fueled by a powerful dialogue between visitors and guides, and a celebration of both local and international Black success, the museum provides context for what led freedom-seeking enslaved people through the county and how their legacies still impact the region today—all while shining a light on the stories history textbooks never tell and building upon founder Louise Calloway’s original collection and vision. It also hosts events that aim to honor and enlighten in equal measures, like a Juneteenth celebration that includes a Freedom Walk and, for 2026, will include skydivers representing every branch of the military.
Virtua Health Foundation
The hospital system’s charitable arm turns gifts of gratitude and support into actionable avenues of addressing our community’s most pressing needs while ensuring that all patients receive attentive care that nurtures their minds, bodies and spirits. Last year alone, more than 2,200 donors’ monetary gifts invested a total of $8.7 million in programs and services that accelerated Virtua’s community health programs, enhanced its clinical services for patients, shaped the future health care workforce and more. The foundation also facilitates the community’s philanthropic work by connecting them with hands-on volunteer opportunities, helping them establish a legacy gift or becoming a community partner.
The hospital system’s charitable arm turns gifts of gratitude and support into actionable avenues of addressing our community’s most pressing needs while ensuring that all patients receive attentive care that nurtures their minds, bodies and spirits. Last year alone, more than 2,200 donors’ monetary gifts invested a total of $8.7 million in programs and services that accelerated Virtua’s community health programs, enhanced its clinical services for patients, shaped the future health care workforce and more. The foundation also facilitates the community’s philanthropic work by connecting them with hands-on volunteer opportunities, helping them establish a legacy gift or becoming a community partner.
A Little More Love
With six chapters nationwide, this nonprofit is dedicated to improving the quality of life for hospice and palliative-care patients by fostering connections between them and local youths who provide not only companionship but also thoughtful tangibles like poetry books, grief journals and keepsake blankets. It has already brought its mission of mitigating social isolation, loneliness and depression among the terminally ill to Samaritan Hospice in Mount Laurel, Lionsgate Skilled Nursing and Safe Haven in Voorhees, Spring Hills Assisted Living in Cherry Hill, and United Methodist Communities in Collingswood with a range of initiatives like service projects, social outreach events and donation drives that are all lovingly designed to uplift patients.
With six chapters nationwide, this nonprofit is dedicated to improving the quality of life for hospice and palliative-care patients by fostering connections between them and local youths who provide not only companionship but also thoughtful tangibles like poetry books, grief journals and keepsake blankets. It has already brought its mission of mitigating social isolation, loneliness and depression among the terminally ill to Samaritan Hospice in Mount Laurel, Lionsgate Skilled Nursing and Safe Haven in Voorhees, Spring Hills Assisted Living in Cherry Hill, and United Methodist Communities in Collingswood with a range of initiatives like service projects, social outreach events and donation drives that are all lovingly designed to uplift patients.
Whitesbog Preservation Trust
Whitesbog Preservation Trust is the caretaker of Whitesbog Historic Farm & Village in Brendan T. Bryne State Forest, and volunteers and staff provide field trips and programs about New Jersey’s Pinelands culture, ecology, history and agriculture. Special events include celebrating cranberry and blueberry farming history, hikes on the extensive trails and around waterways, craft fairs, concerts, music jams, art exhibits and garden tours. The 3,000-acre site and 25 historic structures—including a General Store and Cranberry & Blueberry Museum—offer ample space to connect with nature, explore on your own and many opportunities to volunteer. Check our social media for the latest programs and hands-on experiences!
Whitesbog Preservation Trust is the caretaker of Whitesbog Historic Farm & Village in Brendan T. Bryne State Forest, and volunteers and staff provide field trips and programs about New Jersey’s Pinelands culture, ecology, history and agriculture. Special events include celebrating cranberry and blueberry farming history, hikes on the extensive trails and around waterways, craft fairs, concerts, music jams, art exhibits and garden tours. The 3,000-acre site and 25 historic structures—including a General Store and Cranberry & Blueberry Museum—offer ample space to connect with nature, explore on your own and many opportunities to volunteer. Check our social media for the latest programs and hands-on experiences!
Choose New Jersey
The Garden State’s leading nonprofit business-attraction organization has had a busy 2025, collaborating with its state and business partners alike on governor-led international outreach missions to the likes of Mexico, India and the Gulf Arab States. Those multi-day visits have resulted in memoranda of understanding that not only strengthen economic, academic and cultural ties globally but also create opportunities and jobs right here in New Jersey. Beyond those multi-day missions, the organization harnesses the collective power of the state’s business, government, labor and academic sectors to expand its economy, while also working globally to show businesses, entrepreneurs, leaders and innovators why they should make New Jersey their home.
The Garden State’s leading nonprofit business-attraction organization has had a busy 2025, collaborating with its state and business partners alike on governor-led international outreach missions to the likes of Mexico, India and the Gulf Arab States. Those multi-day visits have resulted in memoranda of understanding that not only strengthen economic, academic and cultural ties globally but also create opportunities and jobs right here in New Jersey. Beyond those multi-day missions, the organization harnesses the collective power of the state’s business, government, labor and academic sectors to expand its economy, while also working globally to show businesses, entrepreneurs, leaders and innovators why they should make New Jersey their home.
Joseph’s House of Camden
This Camden-based low-barrier shelter for unhoused individuals provides them with holistic, individualized support that not only recognizes their humanity but shows them the hospitality, empathy and respect every human being deserves as it supports and empowers them to achieve stability while reclaiming their lives. Guided by an overall societal vision where none of its South Jersey neighbors should be forced to sleep outside, its internal mission is driven by goals like building a greater capacity for its guests to navigate out of homelessness, fostering the kind of collaborations that focus on reducing chronic homelessness, and nurturing a healthy, equitable environment for all.
This Camden-based low-barrier shelter for unhoused individuals provides them with holistic, individualized support that not only recognizes their humanity but shows them the hospitality, empathy and respect every human being deserves as it supports and empowers them to achieve stability while reclaiming their lives. Guided by an overall societal vision where none of its South Jersey neighbors should be forced to sleep outside, its internal mission is driven by goals like building a greater capacity for its guests to navigate out of homelessness, fostering the kind of collaborations that focus on reducing chronic homelessness, and nurturing a healthy, equitable environment for all.
Literacy Volunteers of Camden County (LVCC)
This organization provides both one-on-one and small-group tutoring to the county’s adults performing at the lowest literacy levels, free of charge. No matter the format an individual chooses, all tutoring sessions are learner-centered and goal-oriented, as well as individualized to address the unique needs that each student demonstrates and supportively meet them where they are. Its programs include English as a second language (ESL), basic literacy tutoring in math and reading, and even topical workshops focused on financial literacy, family literacy, digital literacy and preparation for citizenship. Since its establishment in 1982, LVCC has trained more than 120 volunteer tutors, and annually enrolls over 170 ESL and basic-literacy students.
Click here to subscribe to the free digital editions of South Jersey Biz.
To read the digital edition of South Jersey Biz, click here.
Published (and copyrighted) in South Jersey Biz, Volume 15, Issue 11 (November 2025).
For more info on South Jersey Biz, click here.
To subscribe to South Jersey Biz, click here.
To advertise in South Jersey Biz, click here.
This organization provides both one-on-one and small-group tutoring to the county’s adults performing at the lowest literacy levels, free of charge. No matter the format an individual chooses, all tutoring sessions are learner-centered and goal-oriented, as well as individualized to address the unique needs that each student demonstrates and supportively meet them where they are. Its programs include English as a second language (ESL), basic literacy tutoring in math and reading, and even topical workshops focused on financial literacy, family literacy, digital literacy and preparation for citizenship. Since its establishment in 1982, LVCC has trained more than 120 volunteer tutors, and annually enrolls over 170 ESL and basic-literacy students.
Click here to subscribe to the free digital editions of South Jersey Biz.
To read the digital edition of South Jersey Biz, click here.
Published (and copyrighted) in South Jersey Biz, Volume 15, Issue 11 (November 2025).
For more info on South Jersey Biz, click here.
To subscribe to South Jersey Biz, click here.
To advertise in South Jersey Biz, click here.
Author: Anthony Coccaro, Madeleine Maccar and Carly Murray
Archives
Executives of the Year 2025
South Jersey Football Games of the Week
Coaches Tournament Shows Local High School Soccer at its Best
South Jersey Girls’ Soccer NJSIAA Preview
South Jersey Football Games of the Week
Sixers Playing An Enjoyable Style, While Winning
Football Playoff preview
South Jersey Football Games of the Week
Inspiring Change
Time for a Refresh
Strange Days Indeed
Winning Mentality
Eagles At The Break: Moving In The Right Direction
Top South Jersey Baseball Players
South Jersey Football Games of the Week
More...
