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Here at Ross & Calandrillo, we believe that supporting organizations rooted in our communities strengthens all of us. Here are some groups we’re proud to partner with, whose work aligns with our values of justice, support, and compassion.
St. John’s Soup Kitchen has been feeding the hungry in the Newark area for over 40 years, offering hot meals and basic necessities to men, women, and children experiencing hardship. In addition to daily meal service, they operate a Women & Children’s Center, a Health Clinic, and a Men’s Dining Hall to help address broader needs. Their mission is simple but vital: no one should have to go without food.
Learn more about this organization here.
Project Self-Sufficiency works in Sussex and Warren counties to help families and individuals become economically stable and self-reliant. They provide a comprehensive suite of services including education, job training, case management, housing assistance, and access to basic needs like food and utilities. Their goal is to empower people to move from crisis to confidence.
Learn more about this organization here.
Legal Services of Northwest Jersey (LSNWJ) ensures access to justice for low-income individuals who cannot afford legal representation. Serving counties across Northwest NJ, they handle a wide range of legal needs, including family law, housing, consumer issues, and public entitlements. Their work helps protect essential rights and promotes fairness in civil legal matters.
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St. Joseph’s Food Pantry in Elizabeth distributes food and essential household items to those in need, including children, seniors, and working families who struggle despite having jobs. They partner with volunteers and the Community Food Bank to serve a wide catchment area, aiming to alleviate both hunger and food insecurity in their neighborhood. The Pantry also emphasizes healthy options to support long-term well-being.
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BWS is a nonprofit agency based primarily in Morris County, NJ, which offers safety, support, and solutions for survivors of dating, domestic, or partner abuse. They provide a 24-hour helpline, emergency shelter (Arbour House), transitional living, counseling, legal advocacy, and a host of prevention/education programs. Their mission includes empowering victims, advocating for social change, and supporting entire families affected by abuse.
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Blood Cancer United brings together patients, survivors, caregivers, and advocates to improve access to care and advance understanding of all forms of blood cancer. The organization focuses on education, policy advocacy, and direct community support, giving a voice to those affected and pushing for better research and treatment resources across New Jersey and beyond.
Learn more about this organization here.
The Elizabeth Coalition to House the Homeless has worked since 1981 to prevent and end homelessness through direct service, advocacy, and community partnerships. They provide emergency shelter, rental assistance, job readiness programs, and youth outreach. Their commitment ensures that every family has a chance at stability and a place to call home.
Learn more about this organization here.
SOFIA offers essential support to victims of domestic violence, helping them achieve safety, independence, and healing. Based in Montclair, the organization provides counseling, advocacy, and workshops aimed at empowering survivors and breaking cycles of abuse through education and community engagement.
Learn more about this organization here.
The YWCA Union County is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. Through programs that include domestic violence support, legal advocacy, housing, and family services, they uplift vulnerable members of the community and create pathways to long-term safety and empowerment.
Learn more about this organization here.
The Arc of Union County serves individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families through advocacy, education, and support programs. From early intervention and day programs to residential services and employment support, The Arc helps each person reach their fullest potential and live with dignity and independence.
Learn more about this organization here.
