The New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund (NJPRF) announced that it has pledged more than $2.6 million to help bridge the digital divide exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic, which has forced many New Jersey school districts to switch to remote learning.

A crisis of unprecedented magnitude is headed towards New Jersey. The abrupt closing of the economy due to COVID-19 destabilized a massive number of New Jersey families.

The New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund is partnering with United Way of Northern New Jersey to develop and fund a multimillion-dollar initiative seeking to reinvent the way child care is delivered in the state.

NJ Pandemic Relief Fund (NJPRF), a non-profit created to address the health and economic crisis in New Jersey caused by the coronavirus pandemic, is providing $2.35 million for critically needed free legal and counseling services to thousands of people and families facing eviction.

The New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund is providing $250,000 in matching grants to teacher projects in underprivileged school districts in New Jersey through DonorsChoose, an online platform that gives teachers an opportunity to raise funds for their classroom.

The New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund has donated 1,200 wi-fi hotspots to the Trenton school district, which will allow students to access online learning when city schools reopen remotely in September.

NJ Pandemic Relief Fund Provides Lead Matching Grant of $1 million. A coalition of funders has established the New Jersey Arts and Culture Recovery Fund (NJACRF) to help ensure the survival of the state’s cultural sector that has faced economic devastation from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund (NJPRF) and New Jersey’s major food banks are joining forces to address two crucial and overlooked areas of intense need: disposable diapers and feminine care products.

Relief Effort Has Provided Over $18 Million to Local Community Organizations, Now Looks to Support Bold, Innovative Projects Across New Jersey