The GrassROOTS Community Foundation is a 501(c)3 charity organization. We rely on a combination of paid consultants, volunteer service, in-kind donations, grants and corporate sponsorships to support our programs. We also graciously accept gifts and donations from the public.
Your donations are greatly appreciated and will go toward improving the health and well-being of women and girls living in poverty. We welcome one gift or recurring donations.
Donate by Check
You can make a donation by check. Your support is deeply appreciated by The GrassROOTS Community Foundation, youth and community. We welcome one time donations as well as recurring gifts. Please make check payable to GrassROOTS Community Foundation.
Mail donations to 59 Main Street Suite 323 West Orange, NJ 07052.
Honorarium & Memorials
We appreciate your gift in honor of a special occasion or in memory of a loved one. To make a memorial or honorary gift by check, credit card or stock, inform us of the name of the person you are honoring or memorializing and be sure to include the individual’s name and address (for honorary gifts) or the family’s contact name and address (for memorials).We will notify the individual or family of your thoughtfulness, but we will not reveal the amount of your gift.
Workplace Giving
To learn more about workplace giving, please email Dr. Johnson Dias at president@grassrootscommunityfoundation.org.
Organizations that currently offer corporate matches:
- GlaxoSmithKline
- JP Morgan Chase
- Travelers Insurance
- Morgan Stanley
What is a disaster?
Disasters are not only hurricanes.
They are events and policy shifts that destabilize families, disrupt care, and threaten survival—especially for girls and women.
We fund in ways that reinforce cooperation rather than replacement and contribution rather than consumption. Decades of research on mutual aid, collective efficacy, and community-driven development show that when people are resourced—not overridden—recovery is faster, more dignified, and more sustainable.
Cost-sharing is not about doing less. It is about doing what lasts.
By investing alongside community members, GrassROOTS strengthens the resilience that already exists—amplifying it, not managing it. This is what it means to take the community seriously. This is what it means to fund differently.
The Disaster Relief Fund allows GrassROOTS to respond quickly, consistently, and without pausing our core programs.
Support girls. Support women. Strengthen communities.
If you would like to get involved and make a difference in the lives of young girls, email us at info@grassrootscommunityfoundation.org. Let us know what you are interested in assisting, where geographically do you want to help, and your contact information.
We’d like to give special thanks to our major supporters who have provided generous donations to support and invest in our women and girls.
We have a diverse set of investors. Whether financial or in-kind supporter, the organizations and people you who give to the foundation are committed to the long-term health and well-being of women and girls.
The following are major funders for our programs.
- Annie E. Casey Foundation
- Princeton Area Community Foundation
- Lisa Anekwe
- Monami Entertainment
- Tarik Trotter
- Noble Strategy
- Barnabas Health
- Rich Nichols
- The Lomax Family Foundation
These organizations and individuals provide ongoing financial and in-kind support to the foundation.
- Interfaith Hospitality Network
- Matthew AME Church
- Super Fly Mom
- The Black Rose Foundation
- The Living Source
- SEFG Entertainment
These organizations and individuals provide in-kind support in the forms of building space, resources, services and materials to the foundation.
- Exclusive Events
- In the Wink of An Eye
- Anu Prestonia & Khamit Kinks
- City of Newark
- Sigma Sound
- Skai Blue Media
- HealthCorp
- Grey Goose
- Red Bull
- Athletic Genius
- Reebok
- MamaLei Body Essentials
- Research Imagining
- WNBA/NY Liberty
- The Beautiful Project
These organizations and individuals donated funds to support the Super Camp Scholarship Fund. This fund provides financial aid for girls accepted into the Super Camps.
- The Might North Jersey Chapter of Jack and Jill
- Brian and Holly Hargrave
- Carolyn J. Williams
- Alisha Moore
- Melanie McCormick
- Catarcia Middleton
- Tujuana Eaton
- Virgie Shaw
- Kaji Price
- Felicia Barden
- Lucrecia Dodson
- LaShawndra Williams
- Tanessa Bennett
- James Dorsey
- Caroline Clarke











