National award-winning Newark JAG Specialist, Elizabeth Clark, shares her story of how she has transformed the lives of more than 600 JAG students.

Participants have out-graduated their peers, including those on the honor roll, AP students and other overachievers by anywhere from 6.6 to 53 percentage points almost every year. Read more.

In New Jersey, JNJG has consistently met and surpassed national outcome standards since 2012, with graduation rates of 93%-100%. Read more.

The annual Career Development Conference for JNJG students will be held on May 13, 2020 at The College of New Jersey. Volunteer judges are needed for the eleven competitive events. Registration is required. Register to volunteer.

The Jobs for New Jersey’s Graduates program at Vineland High School is raffling TWO party cruises in Sea Isle City to benefit JAG students. The drawing for both cruises will be held on December 1, 2019.

The NJCCF is seeking a superior college student or recent college graduate for a paid internship. The intern will have the opportunity to experience the full scope of responsibilities involved in managing a non-profit organization.

Donna Custard, President of the NJCCF, was selected as one of 35 chamber leaders from across the country into the US Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Elite Business Leads Fellowship Program.  This invitation-only program is open to chamber executives who have long engaged in and shown leadership in Education and Workforce policy and programs. The program […]

Vineland High School junior and Jobs for New Jersey’s Graduates member, Joe Dietterick, made history with the schools’ crew team by earning gold in the adaptive double event. Read more about Joe Dietterick’s story.

Enjoy a family fun day at the Just Be You Film Festival at the Rahway Public Library, 2 City Hall Plaza, Rahway, NJ. To learn more, check out their new video:

Need extra employees this summer? The New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Foundation can provide companies in or around Camden, Newark and Vineland with grant-funded interns. You employ the kids for six weeks in July and August (20 hours per week). We pay them, thanks to a generous grant from the N.J. Department of Labor and […]