Giving Tuesday 2023: 5 Ways To Give Back In Randolph

Giving Tuesday is a global initiative that brings people together to harness the potential of collective generosity. Fortunately for folks in the Randolph area, there’s no shortage of organizations nearby that could greatly benefit from your support.

Here are five outstanding organizations in the Randolph area. Please consider volunteering or donating to them for Giving Tuesday and beyond.

1. Randolph Education Foundation — The Randolph Education Foundation supports educational programs and initiatives in the Randolph schools. They enhance the learning experience for students by funding innovative projects. Learn more at randolpheducationfoundation.org.
2. Kiwanis Club of Randolph Township — The Kiwanis Club of Randolph Township is a diverse and passionate group of individuals united by their shared dedication to improving the lives of children in their local community and beyond. Through a variety of innovative service projects and fundraising efforts, they work to ensure children have the opportunity to thrive and prosper both locally and globally. Learn more at kiwanis.org.
3. Randolph Regional Animal Shelter — The Randolph Regional Animal Shelter comprises a dedicated team of volunteers committed to the humane treatment and welfare of stray, abandoned and injured animals. Their primary focus is to provide these animals with the best possible care and secure loving and stable homes for them within the community. Learn more at randolphregionalanimalshelter.org.
4. The New Jersey Play Lab (NJPL) — NJPL is committed to developing production-ready plays and mentoring dramaturgs. It offers programs for playwrights and dramaturgs, focusing on collaboration, methodology and excellence, with core values including a deep understanding of the playwright's intentions and a commitment to constructive feedback. Learn more at njplaylab.org.
5. Morris Habitat for Humanity — Morris Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit organization that builds affordable homes in partnership with families in need. Through volunteer labor, financial donations and a financing model that excludes profit and interest on mortgages, they make homeownership possible for families who invest their "sweat equity" in building homes for themselves and others. Learn more at morrishabitat.org.

Do you know of another volunteer organization in Randolph that should be recognized? Let us know about it in the comments!

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