NJAC

Our Story

Founded in 1961, the New Jersey Association on Correction (NJAC) emerged from the merger of The Citizens Association on Correction and The Morrow Association. Named after prison reform advocate Dwight W. Morrow, NJAC was established to prevent crime and delinquency while rehabilitating offenders. With a legacy of influential board members, including Millicent Fenwick and Edna Mahan, NJAC has been a beacon of hope for those affected by social inequities.

Impact

Thousands of individuals across New Jersey have transformed their lives through NJAC's programs and support.

Why Donate?

Your contributions empower individuals to overcome social challenges and achieve self-sufficiency. NJAC envisions a future where everyone has the resources to thrive.

Get Involved

Join the movement to create brighter futures. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support NJAC's vital work in the community!