Although our Clubhouse building continues to be physically closed until at least 7-17, our programs for brain injury are in full-swing remotely and we are happy that OP Members continue to be engaged

Opportunity Project Tees off for the Annual Golf Classic!

Opportunity Project is getting ready for this year’s Annual Golf Classic. The event will be held on September 21, 2020 at Brooklake Country Club in Florham Park, NJ.  Co-Chairs of the event are Jacob S. Buurma, Sal Davino, Chris Johnson, Murray Kushner, Jared Levine, Warren E. Moore, Jonathan Sobel, Eileen Sudler, and Marc E. Berson. […]

Update: Although the Opportunity Project Clubhouse building remains physically closed, our virtual programs for brain injury survivors are going strong

When you shop on Amazon, select Opportunity Project as your charity of choice via smile.amazon.com

When you shop on Amazon, select Opportunity Project as your charity of choice via smile.amazon.com (they are the same company) and 0.5% of your purchase will benefit Opportunity Project’s programs and services for survivors of brain injury. Just make sure you are on the smile.amazon.com portal. You shop, Amazon gives – it’s simple and free!

Opportunity Project Clubhouse Continues to Serve Individuals with Brain Injury Providing Essential Programs and Services with Flexible Remote Participation – Contact mwish@opportunityproject.org with questions

Update: Although our Clubhouse building is physically closed, we remain in full operations remotely.

Opportunity Project’s Members Share Their Appreciation for Your Continued Support, We Need it Now More Than Ever. Thank You!

Opportunity Project is closed until 5/8/2020

Opportunity Project is closed until 5/8/20, at which time we will re-evaluate, due to an abundance of caution related to the Coronavirus. Check for updates on our website, social media and general voice mailbox: 973-921-1000

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month!

As part of our Brain Injury Awareness 2020 campaign, we are hosting awareness and prevention programs to help educate the community about brain injury, recovery and the need for prevention. Did you know? – Over 1.5 million Americans sustain a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) each year. – More than 5 million Americans live with long-term […]

Opportunity Project Vocational Program Featured In Millburn Short Hills Magazine

In recognition of Disability Employment Awareness Month, Opportunity Project was featured in the Fall 2015 issue of the Millburn Short Hills Magazine. Read the complete article here.

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