New Jersey's nonprofit sector in {current_year} is a massive and diverse part of the state's economy, defined by its proximity to both New York City and Philadelphia. Key issues include education equity, environmental justice, and community development in legacy cities, all supported by a strong corporate presence.

Funding in New Jersey is robust and varied. A large statewide community foundation, a major national health foundation, and several private foundations focused on the arts, environment, and the city of Newark are key players. Corporate giving, particularly from the pharmaceutical and financial industries, is exceptionally strong.

To secure nonprofit grants in New Jersey, organizations should connect with the New Jersey Center for Nonprofits. The key strategy is to navigate the state's diverse funding ecosystems. An organization in North Jersey must understand the "Newark" priorities of local funders, while a Central Jersey nonprofit must understand the state-wide health goals of its funders.