The core mission of the Community FoodBank of New Jersey is to eliminate hunger in our state, and addressing poverty is a key component to accomplish this. But, as we say all too often, we can’t do this alone. The FoodBank is fortunate to have Learn More
Eliminating hunger in New Jersey is a tremendous dream--one that we can't accomplish alone. Fortunately, the FoodBank has community-minded corporate partners to aid our efforts to fight food insecurity. Petro Home Services is one such partner that has shown exceptional commitment to the cause. Members of Learn More
For many of us, the start of the new year means taking steps to improve our well-being -- and that includes making healthier food choices. In partnership with Summit Medical Group Foundation and local food pantries, we ensure food-insecure people with diabetes and pre-diabetes have Learn More
The Community FoodBank of New Jersey addresses hunger as a health issue, aiming to distribute more fresh fruits and vegetables and other nutritious items among our neighbors in need. In our efforts to treat food as a prescription, we recently launched a new initiative to increase Learn More
We say all too often that our work in the fight against hunger would not be possible without support from our community. Individuals, families, businesses and corporations contribute time and funds to our cause. Bank of America epitomizes a great corporate partnership, helping the FoodBank Learn More
The Community FoodBank of New Jersey aims to help people across the state who struggle to put food on the table for their families. Our hunger-fighting partners are the cornerstone of the work we do every day. Wakefern Food Corp plays a major role in our efforts Learn More
This article was first published in The Huffington Post. By Julia Kathan One by one, they file out of the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, offering a heartfelt thank you and a smile. We’ll be back soon, they say. These grateful people aren’t hungry clients of ours. They are Learn More
The Community FoodBank of New Jersey applauds The Albertsons Companies, corporate parent of Acme and Safeway in New Jersey. These grocery retailers donated more than 1 million pounds of food to CFBNJ during 2015, through the Retail Gleaning Program and food drives. Through The Albertsons Companies Learn More
The Community FoodBank of New Jersey is gratified to have the partnership of The Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey in meeting the need for food among some of our neighbors in need. The Healthcare Foundation generously supports the FoodBank’s Pediatric Pantry at Newark Beth Israel Learn More
The Community FoodBank of New Jersey is proud to have the support of the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi. Through its BTMU Foundation, it supports our Retail Gleaning Program, which helps to increase the availability of fresh produce and other nutritious foods for CFBNJ’s hunger-relief programs serving Learn More