Since last March, countless New Jersey residents have experienced the loss of crucial income from layoffs and reduced hours, as well as changes in their daily lives from the shutdown of businesses, schools, daycares, and after-school programs. Marissa, who we met in the early days of the pandemic, was one such New Jerseyan grappling with these unforeseen changes. “The adults in my Learn More
Community FoodBank of New Jersey (CFBNJ) is the largest anti-hunger and anti-poverty organization in the state. We serve 11 counties, provide food for millions of meals, help New Jersey residents apply for SNAP benefits, and more. However, we're not exactly a food pantry open to Learn More
Hunger is solvable, together! In fiscal year 2020, CFBNJ delivered on its mission to provide food, help, and hope to New Jersey neighbors in need through...Food to support more than 66 million nutritious meals Nearly 18 million pounds of fresh produce Over 79,000 volunteer Learn More
Father English Emergency Food Pantry in Paterson, Passaic County has seen an exponential increase in the number of families turning to them for food assistance since COVID-19 struck—from about 5,000 per month before the pandemic to more than 22,000 per month. In addition to maintaining pantry operations Learn More
Grace Beyond Our Doors in Northfield, Atlantic County has remained open through hurricanes, snowstorms, and most recently, COVID-19, knowing that emergencies are when the community needs them most. “People are hurting. They’re looking for some relief. We’ve seen it through bad weather, and we’re seeing it now. Learn More