Individual Giving

NJFFB welcomes and deeply appreciates gifts from individuals in order to help adults with vision loss learn to lead productive and independent lives. NJFFB is not part of a national organization, so 100% of your contribution stays in NJFFB to help our students.

Most donors give in the following ways:

1. Online: Make your gift online on our secure site. Choose one-time gift, annual or monthly.
2. Mail: Download a gift form, complete and mail with your check or credit card information.
3. Phone: Call NJFFB at 973-627-0055, Ext. 340 to make your gift by phone.
4. Matching Gift: Double or triple your gift by including your company’s matching gift form

NJFFB is a 501(c)3 not for profit organization. Contributions are tax exempt to the fullest extent of the law. Your gift may offer you additional tax advantages, so consult your financial planner before making a planned gift.

Evergreen Fund Provides Notification to a Bereaved Family

We will send an attractive card to the family of a loved one acknowledging your donation. Please send the name of the person to be memorialized and the notification information. Gifts in any amount are accepted.

Honor or Memorial Gifts

NJFFB will gratefully accept your donation in honor of or in memory of someone special. Please indicate your intention on your online gift form or printed gift form. See the link below for individuals memorialized in our Valentine’s Mailing:

We Remember You

Legacy Giving - Diamond Spring Lodge Heritage Society

NJFFB holds our friends in high esteem who name NJFFB in their wills or make a deferred gift. If NJFFB is remembered in your estate plan, please let us know so we may include you in our Diamond Spring Lodge Heritage Society. Contact the Development Office at 973-627-0055, Ext. 323 for more information.

A bequest is the simplest form of estate planning.

Sample Language* - "I give, bequeath, and devise (amount) to NJ Foundation for the Blind, a 501(c)3 charitable organization, located in Denville, NJ to be used for its general purposes."

*Not intended as legal advice. Consult your attorney or financial advisor.