RWJF Pledges $5 Million to Support N.J. Recovery From Superstorm Sandy
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) announced that it will provide $5 million to selected nonprofit agencies to help New Jersey residents recover from the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy. In addition to the $500,000 already committed, RWJF will provide $4.5 million to help with recovery, rebuilding and social services support, including mental health services for individuals and families in the state.
- Companies:
- American Red Cross
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