Take Action to Fight Food Insecurity
There are so many ways you can get involved with us, and your support means we can get more food to hungry neighbors in New Jersey. There’s something for everyone who wants to help CFBNJ. Get started today!
Donate Money to CFBNJ
For every $1 you donate to CFBNJ, we can provide 3 meals to our neighbors in need, and for every $3, we can purchase 6 diapers. When you donate money to CFBNJ, you give us the freedom to source through back-end and wholesale partnerships that utilize more out of your money, while also fueling our programs that are geared towards specific needs such as our child, senior, and family nutrition programs, Hunger as a Health Issue programs, and Hygiene Initiatives. Learn more about why you should donate money to a foodbank.
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Donate Food to CFBNJ
Today, nearly 675,000 New Jerseyans in our 15-county service area still struggle to put food on their table. When you, your community, or your business choose to donate food to CFBNJ, you directly serve our neighbors. Whether collecting non-perishable foods or personal necessities such as diapers and period supplies, every contribution matters. You can host a food drive virtually or in-person – whichever is most convenient for you and your community. View more to see how you can participate and give food today.
Advocate
Take action to support our advocacy efforts that address the root causes of hunger and learn more about how CFBNJ collaborates with legislators. Engaging in this important work is a great way to make an impact at the state level. Learn more about critical programs that increase food security and how to bolster and protect them.
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Volunteer at CFBNJ
Both our Hillside and Egg Harbor Township warehouses are open for volunteers! Volunteers may sign up for a shift through our online volunteer signup portal and typically spend 2-3 hours sorting through food or assembling Kids Cafe Meals, Family Packs, or Emergency Meal Kits. For more dedicated volunteers, consider our Care Crew program!
Host an Event
Want to get directly involved in the fight against hunger? Host a fundraising event today! Go solo or gather your friends, family, and colleagues to raise food and funds for our neighbors in need. Whether you hold in-person or online, hosting your own event is a great way to get creative and educate your community on why food security matters. Don’t know where to start? Check out our Event Toolkit. In addition, CFBNJ periodically hosts our own events and campaigns to raise funds to support our programs- view upcoming events at CFBNJ.
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Corporate Giving
Corporate partners support CFBNJ’s efforts to end hunger in New Jersey by generously collaborating with us to donate food, funds, and time. From employee giving & matching gifts, cause marketing, to event sponsorships, we have many different ways for your organization to meet your goals for community involvement and employee engagement. Learn more about corporate partnerships with CFBNJ.
Youth Programs
CFBNJ offers a variety of innovative youth programs to educate and engage New Jersey children, teens, and young adults in the fight against hunger and poverty. By providing the proper tools and opportunities to make meaningful change in their communities, we invite the youth to get involved and refine their leadership and advocacy skills through our student outreach and volunteer work, Teen Leadership Programs, and more. Whether looking for yourself or your students, explore through our programs and join us today!
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