The Jewish Federation of Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren Counties is the umbrella organization of the area's Jewish community, bringing together agencies, organizations and communities to support and fulfill the needs of the Jewish people. The Federation raises funds to coordinate services, and help support agencies that touch the lives of Jews in Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren Counties, in Israel, and throughout the world.

The Morris-Sussex-Warren Workforce Development Board (MSWWDB) plans and oversees workforce services to both the job seeker and employer in Morris, Sussex and Warren Counties in New Jersey. The MSWWDB provides oversight of the One-Stop system, a collaboration of partners whose goal is to provide workforce development, education and social services in a unified, seamless manner to residents and businesses of Morris, Sussex and Warren Counties. The WDB is a board of approximately 21 members. The majority of members are from the private sector; other members are from social services, labor, community-based organizations, and education. The six committees of the WDB make policy recommendations to the entire board.

The F.M. Kirby Foundation is a family foundation. Its grantees are largely in geographic areas of particular interest to five generations of family members and, in many cases, are organizations with which family members have been associated. The Foundation aims effectively to manage and utilize that which has been entrusted to it over multiple generations of the Kirby family. It strives to make thoughtful and prudent philanthropic commitments to highly selective grantee partners. The goal is to invest in opportunities that foster self-reliance or otherwise create strong, healthy communities. The Board of Directors recognizes that achieving its philanthropic aspirations takes time, effort and perseverance that often result in sustained funding relationships.

The Somerset County Business Partnership comprises talented community leaders, volunteers and employees dedicated to developing a thriving economy and enhancing Somerset County’s quality of life. Its mission is to lead the business community to a prosperous and sustainable future as the regional Chamber of Commerce for Somerset County.

The Hispanic-American Institute is an IRS Section 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation dedicated to promoting social, educational and economic development in Hispanic communities in the United States, the Caribbean, and Latin America. We actively address major issues impacting those populations, including access to sound nutrition, higher education, and economic opportunity.

Boys & Girls Club of Bethlehem gives kids a place to call their own, where they can have fun, get help with homework, be creative, and be a part of a team.

Blueberry Lane is a computer software company based out of 202 Bellevue Ave, Montclair, New Jersey, United States.

-Non-profit helping those with vision loss and blindness, working with the Director of Development -Researched procedures for planning events safely during COVID-19 Quarantine for their annual fundraising golf tournament as well as helping to advertise and coordinate the event. -Content creation on social media, press releases, and clientele newsletters

Mission The Lehigh Valley Community Foundation promotes philanthropy in order to improve the quality of life in our region. Vision The Lehigh Valley Community Foundation will be a major force in the development of philanthropy in our region. The Foundation will promote and encourage collaboration among area philanthropists, and will be a source of information and expertise regarding charitable giving. The Foundation will be recognized and respected for its trustworthiness, its permanence, and the quality of its Board of Governors.

Lifeguard that provided waterfront oversight and First Aid/Emergency Response for patrons.

Facilitate Spinning (indoor cycling) and other group fitness classes.

The Institute of Money Laundering Prevention Officers (IMLPO) was formed in 2001 and since then has continued to provide a valuable network and resource to the anti-financial crime community. Last year, IMLPO celebrated its 20th Anniversary and we took the opportunity to update our branding to ensure future continuing relevance to members and partners. The Committee is delighted to launch a new brand identity; The Institute of Money Laundering Prevention Officers will now be trading as ‘The Institute’. We are a unique, cross-representative forum of Financial Crime professionals who share views, experiences and concerns – in a safe environment – of the day-to-day business of combating financial crime, particularly money laundering. It is a recognised industry forum that helps to shine a light on key financial crime topics of the moment, to share views on best practice and to ensure that those within financial crime roles are aware of current issues, trends and practices. As a result, it offers a fantastic networking opportunity with like-minded professionals. The Institute's membership includes – and is open to – not just financial services but all the regulated sector, including gambling/gaming, accountancy, law firms and solicitors, trust and company service providers, estate agents, money service businesses and others. Whilst we predominantly operate out of London, the membership is UK-wide due to parts of the yearly schedule being held outside of the capital. If you would like to join The Institute or would like to learn more, please visit our website at www.imlpo.com