About NJFBC | History

The New Jersey Federation of Black Charities (NJFBC) was incorporated and organized by the African American Fund of New Jersey (formerly the Black United Fund of New Jersey) in 1993 as a statewide network of charitable non-profit agencies/organizations.

The purpose was to provided assistance in their fundraising efforts that would enable them to develop and run constructive and creative programs within the African American community.

Since 1994, NJFBC has gained access to the Workplace Charitable Payroll Campaigns on both the federal level - Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) - and the state level - NJ Public Employee Charitable Campaign (NJSPECC).