Donations can be made in a number of ways. A monetary donation can be made by sending a donation via regular mail to:

NJ Foundation for the Blind
ATTN: Finance Department
230 Diamond Spring Road
PO Box 929 Denville, NJ 07834

Or by calling in a donation by credit card, at 973.627.0055.
Please ask the receptionist for the Finance Department.

Types of Donations We Accept

General Contribution

Making a general donation will help us to provide direct services in the core areas of blindness rehabilitation, such as braille, activities of daily living, assistive technology, safe traveling skills, and counseling services to individuals and their family members. To see a full list of our core and elective courses that we offer, please see our
Current Programs page.

Congratulations To...

This is a great way to acknowledge an achievement of someone close to you such as a graduation, birthday, etc. Please put the name of the person you would like to congratulate as well as an address where we can send the card in the additional comments section of the donation form.

In Memory Of...

This is an opportunity to honor the memory of a friend or loved one that was visually impaired or whose philanthropic work you wish to continue. Please specify the name of the person who has passed, as well as as the name and address of the location to which we should send an acknowledgment in the additional comments section of the donation form.

Student Scholarship

Although it costs the Foundation 5,000 dollars to provide direct services to a student for ten weeks, only a nominal fee is charged. You can help us provide quality rehabilitative services to our students by making a Student Scholarship Donation. If you know the particular student to whom you would like to donate tuition, please specify the name in the additional comments field.

Helen Gromann Hall

Helen Gromann, a longtime board member and Foundation Founder passed away in January of 2007. One of Helen's working philosphies at the Foundation was "rehabilitation through recreation". In that spirit, the Board of Trustees voted to name our auditorium in her honor. In addition, a donation fund has been set up in her name. Any donations made in her name will be used to fund our optional recreational courses, thus reinforcing "rehabilitation through recreation".