Organizations working in education and youth development programs secured the most funding, followed by those working to help vulnerable populations and alleviate food insecurity. Click through for the complete list of grantee partners.

The philanthropic arm of Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey gave out more than $1 million to 34 nonprofit organizations in the fourth quarter alone.

Hope Sheds Light Inc., which works to help those impacted by substance abuse, will visit six of the retailer's locations to conduct on-site outreach events.

As chief development officer for the Short Hills-based organization, Colleen Coppla will oversee all of its development operations, including fundraising, major gifts, corporate and foundation relations, Team Reeve, special events, direct mail, planned giving and donor relations.

The $206.8 billion real estate investment and financing business revealed collaborations – and a cumulative contribution of $150,000 – with five nonprofit organizations that help to advocate for racial equity and social justice in the U.S.

The organization closed out its first major giving cycle of the year with 43 nonprofits that will receive funding ranging from $5,000 to $25,000.

The grants will go to nearly 30 organizations to help drive economic opportunities for individuals and families through programs that foster workforce development and education.

James Horne Jr., who currently serves as president and CEO at United Way of Great Union County, will join the educational nonprofit this summer.

Five recipients from the Garden State were chosen, receiving a total of $875,000.

The nonprofit's former vice president of marketing and communications will help drive the organization’s strategic plan, among other responsibilities.

Carolyn Welsh joined the nonprofit in 1999 as a hospital services manager.

Lynn Toye will take up the post of executive director at the organization that provides grants to nonprofit arts, culture and history groups in November.