Have you ever heard the phrase, eat the rainbow? Every single food item contains its very own specific nutrients vital to our health and remembering to eat the rainbow everyday can be one of the simplest ways to ensure we are getting the full spectrum...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Today, 800,000 people in New Jersey, including 200,000 children, still face hunger. At CFBNJ, we work to provide sustainable solutions through our anti-hunger and anti-poverty programs. If you’re interested in joining us in the fight against hunger, consider hosting a CFBNJ fundraising event today. Don’t Learn More
Argetina Aquino is the Parent Liaison at First Avenue School in Newark. Affectionately called Miss Aquino by parents and kids alike, she has administered CFBNJ's Family Pack program at the school for nearly two years. Miss Aquino notes that the program has improved the health Learn More
Looking for a quick and easy recipe? Try out our Thai Peanut Quinoa Salad. Made with simple and whole ingredients, this salad is a light delicious staple....
After initiating a successful corporate volunteer shift with CFBNJ back in 2019, Andrew was nominated to become a Volunteer Champion at his company, giving him the ability to continue organizing volunteer events. Since then, Andrew has been a champion for CFBNJ, frequently planning office volunteer Learn More
For over thirty years, Kenneth has been with CFBNJ, volunteering in his spare time. From CFBNJ’s early days of hosting winter coat drives and thrift sales, Kenneth was here bringing his daughter to help sort through the mountains of bags full of coats. More recently, Kenneth Learn More
March is both National Nutrition Month and Women's History Month! At the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, we not only fight to end hunger and poverty across New Jersey but also prioritize addressing hunger as a health issue, providing and advocating for healthier options for Learn More
Happy National Nutrition Month! Just as delivering food is central to CFBNJ's mission of ending hunger in New Jersey, so is promoting healthy lifestyles by providing our neighbors in need with nutritious options. Proper nutrition is vital to our health and wellness. Food insecure children, in Learn More
Welcome in the spring with a quick and easy mango salsa! Learn More
For more than fifty years, the Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City has been a mainstay for South Jersey parents and children. The organization provides afterschool activities, nutritious meals, and workforce development programming. It is also a grant recipient through CFBNJ’s Network Investment Initiative. With Learn More