The support of Foundations and Corporations is crucial to our mission of fight against Hunger and Poverty in New Jersey. Meet some of our partners who make so much possible for those in need throughout the state.
Summit Wine & Food Festival
The three-day festival features dozens of the nation's top chefs and respected sommeliers.
This year the Community FoodBank of New Jersey has been designated as the primary beneficiary! For more info and to purchase tickets vist: www.summitwineandfood.com.
Thank You Panera Bread!
Major Community FoodBank Milestone
The Community FoodBank of New Jersey distributed its 400,000,000 pound of food on September 1. Legislators, volunteers, partner agencies and staff helped mark the milestone.
The 400 million pounds have a worth of more than $1 Billion in present day value. VIDEO RECAP | PHOTOS
Hot and Hungry Hurts
Summer is here and the more than 400,000 children who are eligible for free or reduced price meals at school are now at home. Food is scarce for their families and many boys and girls do not have the option of eating three nutritious meals each day - there simply is not enough food.
The Community FoodBank of New Jersey’s virtual food drives are the greenest, simplest way to help our cause. New Jersey American Water is proud to partner with us in this virtual food drive to combat hunger. Simply visit www.njfoodbank.org/NJAW and help drive hunger out of the Garden State!
Community FoodBank Newsletters
Bank Notes is an eight page, full-color printed newsletter designed to keep our supporters up to date on news and events. Sign up to receive Bank Notes today.
Our sustaining donors keep us going each year with recurring donations. Sign up here for the Harvesters Club.
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Did You Know...
• Forty-five percent of the people who receive food from the Community FoodBank of New Jersey are children and 10 percent are elderly. Eighteen percent of clients with children said that their children sometimes skipped meals because there was not enough money for food during the previous 12 months. Feeding America study with Mathematica Policy Research: Hunger in America 2010
