By Chiara Coddington Jim McGinnis, Kathleen DiChiara’s brother, has always supported her journey with CFBNJ. “I went to the FoodBank one Thanksgiving,” Jim recalled. “My wife Tina and I joined…
read moreBy Chiara Coddington Bob Barry was an accountant before he became the FoodBank’s CFO in 2006. Bob worked at the FoodBank for a little over 11 years. “I was amazed…
read moreBy Chiara Coddington Hassan Hooker says he’s alive today because of CFBNJ. Reflecting on his tough early years in Newark’s public housing, he said, “I was going 100 miles an…
read moreBy Chiara Coddington Michael Meyer grew up in a small town with excellent academics and athletics, but he went through a rough patch and left school without a plan. Without…
read moreEach year, Donna Vecere plays a pivotal role in the success of Captain’s Table, the signature fundraising event for Let Us Eat – Please. “Overall, it makes for a night…
read moreChuck Salzman is all about giving back to the community – both personally and professionally. He’s the current President of Peerless Beverage Company, which has been a CFBNJ corporate partner…
read moreFor Marc Cinque, President of Premio Foods, the journey with the Community FoodBank of New Jersey (CFBNJ) started with an unexpected visit: “A woman came to one of our factories…
read moreKaren Meleta, Chief Communications Officer for Wakefern Food Corporation, has spent over 25 years in corporate communications and philanthropy, with a deep commitment to helping others. Her connection to the…
read moreMark Donovan has spent his career looking for ways to challenge traditional systems and create meaningful change. From his early days in business to his work in the nonprofit sector,…
read moreMaisha Moore and Eric Sheffler have deep ties to the Atlantic City community and have worked to address food insecurity through their roles at the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA). …
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